— If you can’t sustain it, the brand can’t grow(continued from previous entry)From the case shared in the previous post, one thing became clear: continuity is critical in content marketing.No matter how enthusiastically a project is launched, without a shared long-term vision across the team, it risks becoming hollow over time.
— Is continuity really broken by just one person’s decision?(continued from previous entry)This time, I want to highlight a case of misalignment that occurred at a long-established manufacturer. Although the company had a strong market share and a reputation for product quality, signs had begun to emerge that their traditional approach was no longer resonating with a new generation of customers.
– Between Short-Term Ads and Long-Term BrandingIn the previous post, we shared a case involving a major manufacturer’s social media initiative.In the end, a flashy ad campaign was chosen, and the long-term branding strategy we proposed was set aside.