You’re Not Nike — Get Over It
Corporate-style branding hurts nonprofits, flattens fundraising.
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● The new kind, which says, "Buy our stuff and you'll be great." Nike and Apple are examples of this. They put the customer and her goals in the center of their messaging.
Here's why it doesn't work
With either, the customer ends up having direct experience with the product. He always gets the chance to decide whether it lived up to the promise.
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