Comments on: Does Your Product or Brand Influence Culture? http://philcooke.com/brands_influence_culture/ Change Revolution Fri, 18 May 2012 18:10:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Robert Winkler Burke http://philcooke.com/brands_influence_culture/#comment-6348 Robert Winkler Burke Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://philcooke.vintom.com/brands_influence_culture#comment-6348 <p style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt" class="MsoNormal"><font face="Calibri" size="3">I am an antipodal apostle to the regular sort, with a four-year website production attempting to correct false doctrines of wayward Christian broadcast ministries.<span>  </span>It is called “In That Day Teachings,” or inthatdayteachings.com.<span>  </span>It happily heralds the day of Christ manifesting Himself in His saints, and explains in devastating, doctrinal detail just why conventional broadcast Christianity oft frustrates this effort of God and enlightened man.<span>  </span>Like teenage artist Akiane Kramaric, who creates exotic out-of-this-world paintings on a daily basis, I operate on the other side of the age and beauty scale as a sort-of-surprising curmudgeon who daily produces things heavenly cogent, wholesomely corrective, admittedly sometimes too bitter but hopefully ameliorating to the true body of Christ .<span>  </span>How’s that for a brand?</font></p> I am an antipodal apostle to the regular sort, with a four-year website production attempting to correct false doctrines of wayward Christian broadcast ministries.  It is called “In That Day Teachings,” or inthatdayteachings.com.  It happily heralds the day of Christ manifesting Himself in His saints, and explains in devastating, doctrinal detail just why conventional broadcast Christianity oft frustrates this effort of God and enlightened man.  Like teenage artist Akiane Kramaric, who creates exotic out-of-this-world paintings on a daily basis, I operate on the other side of the age and beauty scale as a sort-of-surprising curmudgeon who daily produces things heavenly cogent, wholesomely corrective, admittedly sometimes too bitter but hopefully ameliorating to the true body of Christ .  How’s that for a brand?

]]> By: norma jean http://philcooke.com/brands_influence_culture/#comment-6349 norma jean Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://philcooke.vintom.com/brands_influence_culture#comment-6349 <p><strong>HUH?</strong></p> HUH?

]]> By: Anthony Peterson http://philcooke.com/brands_influence_culture/#comment-6350 Anthony Peterson Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://philcooke.vintom.com/brands_influence_culture#comment-6350 <p>Robert, you lost me after "I am..."</p><p>Phil, great topic, and one that often generates interesting discussion amongst Marketing Managers.</p><p>From a classic strategic marketing perspective, a brand should meet a need. So from that sense the need (culture?) is the chicken that comes before the egg (brand).</p><p>Our needs continually change over time. Brands that die are brands that no longer meet a need - not necessarily brands that are old.</p><p>"What is aging AND obsolete will soon disappear" (somewhere in Hebrews?) </p><p> </p><p> </p> Robert, you lost me after "I am…"

Phil, great topic, and one that often generates interesting discussion amongst Marketing Managers.

From a classic strategic marketing perspective, a brand should meet a need. So from that sense the need (culture?) is the chicken that comes before the egg (brand).

Our needs continually change over time. Brands that die are brands that no longer meet a need – not necessarily brands that are old.

"What is aging AND obsolete will soon disappear" (somewhere in Hebrews?) 

 

 

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