The demise of massive brands such as Kodak, Nokia, Yahoo and Blockbuster Video proved that even the most powerful of companies can fall from grace. Our history teaches us that the key to thriving and surviving in business for many years is not about being the biggest, but adapting and evolving with the needs or expectations of your customers.
The Challenges Facing Your Brand
The problem facing businesses of all sizes is that consumers are now bombarded with between 4,000 to 10,000 ads every day. Many don’t even realise when they are interacting with a brand, and traditional marketing messages are getting lost in an increasing pile of digital clutter.
For example, from the moment we open our eyes and reach for our Apple or Samsung smartphones, how many brands do you interact within the first 15 minutes of your day? First of all, there are the marketing emails that you scroll through and delete where appropriate. Then there are the numerous ads or sponsored posts that bombard you on Instagram of Facebook.
Even as you put your phone down, your toothbrush, toothpaste, and even shower gel are all heavily branded. Even the clothes that you wear to the office will have some degree of branding, but despite being bombarded with brands, we don’t actually see them anymore. So how do you make your brand stand out in a digital age?


