An Out of Date Website Is a Sign of an Out of Date Brand
An out of date website is obvious for all to see. But this may be more than a signal you need a new website. An out of date website may be a sign that your brand is out of date too.
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An out of date website is obvious for all to see. But this may be more than a signal you need a new website. An out of date website may be a sign that your brand is out of date too.
Brands have a shelf life--typically 3 to 7 years. As they age and mature, companies have to rethink and reposition themselves for the times. What is innovative today can become common place tomorrow.
Strategies can change, but values don’t. Your company’s values are the glue that holds it together. If you tamper with your values you risk crashing your brand, and jeopardizing or even destroying your business.
Brands have a shelf life. They need to be refreshed every three to seven years depending on the industry to stay relevant and desirable. I wrote about this idea a couple weeks ago. Yet it begs the question, why must a brand be refreshed? Brands are updated for two...
Brands age and mature, and if they're not maintained they fall apart. You can see the aging process every time you redo your website. Typically a corporate website needs to be overhauled every 4 years. It starts looking tired in the third year, and dilapidated in...
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