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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2019 · 26 MIN

The origins of brand and why you need to know this to better your brand S2:Ep3

from The Brand Transformation Show by Blirt · host Blirt

How do the origins of brand change the way we manage brands in the 21st century?In this episode, we go on a journey of why consumers see brands through the lends of human characteristics and how you need to shape your brand as a unique and clear character to make an impact.This episode answers the question, why do have brands in business and therefore how can we leverage brands effectively. We cover:How to understand brand as a brand characterWhere brands came from and how brands have been in action for the last 5,000 yearsWhat that means for the business leader today and how you can learn from history to change the future. Find out more on www.blirt.co   

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