A messy makeover

A business dictionary explains that corporate branding — on which private and public organisations spend much time and money — aims to establish a “significant and differentiated presence in the market that attracts and retains loyal customers”. It’s a harmless activity in the main, keeping consumer behaviour psychologists, logo designers, statisticians, and jargon merchants in employment.

A messy makeover

A business dictionary explains that corporate branding — on which private and public organisations spend much time and money — aims to establish a “significant and differentiated presence in the market that attracts and retains loyal customers”.

It’s a harmless activity in the main, keeping consumer behaviour psychologists, logo designers, statisticians, and jargon merchants in employment.

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