In a market that is saturated with a milieu of products and services all clamoring for the consumer’s attention every marketers dream is to carve out a niche, retain and build his market share. I have never been one to go with the crowd and have always preferred to take the road less traveled which is why I don’t believe in quiet marketing.
3 Quick and Whacky Branding Secrets for the Trailblazing Marketer
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marz25 under Marketing
From http://theoneofakindpreneur.com 4585 days ago
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4585 days ago
To your point about "bad brand names", decades ago I had a pair of jeans marked "Big Yank" in back. I removed the label (the only time I ever bothered doing that), because I figured it really meant "fat butt"!:)
Duncan
4585 days ago
Right, bad brand names don't "always" work. There is a key to using them and a trick to using them well. I have an entire blog post on that one. I'd posted it on Bizsugar..."Bad is Good: Why an Negative Brand Name can be the Biggest Positive for your Business". I've covered the perks and pitfalls of bad brand names there.
Mariam