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The Brand Gap
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The Brand Gap

by Marty Neumeier
August 2005
Intermediate to advanced
208 pages
2h 21m
English
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Chapter 5. Cultivate

Cultivate

The Living Brand

Business is a process, not an entity. Successful businesses are those that continually adapt to changes in the marketplace, the industry, the economy, and the culture. They behave more like organisms than organizations, shifting and growing and dividing and combining as needed. Unlike the old corporate identity paradigm that prized uniformity and consistency, the new brand paradigm sacrifices those qualities in favor of being alive and dynamic.

Perfection? It never existed. Control? Fuhget-aboudit. As entrepreneurial consultant Guy Kawasaki advises his clients: “Don’t worry, be crappy.” Let the brand live, breathe, ...

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