You’re Not Nike — Get Over It
Corporate-style branding hurts nonprofits, flattens fundraising.
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If you pay Apple, you'll get an iPhone. You'll use that iPhone and quickly know whether your money was well-spent or not. When the brand and product are both good and well-aligned, the customer turns into a fan. When the promise isn't kept, the customer typically stops being a customer.
But the whole thing falls apart when you apply that logic to a nonprofit.
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