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Before you can truly talk about Change Management, you have to focus on achieving clear vision « The BrandBuilder Blog
Olivier talks about how working with a company on their brand requires a clear vision of where they want to be within 1, 2, 5, 10 years.
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Don’t sell change. Ever. Instead, sell results. That’s what execs really want anyway
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What’s important here isn’t to sell change. Nobody likes change. It’s scary, it’s risky, it’s unpredictable. You’ll never get very far selling fear, risk and uncertainty. Especially to that crowd. So you have to approach change from a very different angle: From the end result. From what they actually want to accomplish.
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Good Designers Redesign, Great Designers Realign - A List Apart
The desire to redesign is aesthetic-driven, while the desire to realign is purpose-driven. One approach seeks merely to refresh, the other aims to fully reposition and may or may not include a full refresh.
Seth's Blog: Fear of apples
And they're afraid of your product and your service. Whatever you sell, there are two big reasons people aren't buying it:
How Do Innovators Think? - HBR Editors' Blog - Harvard Business Review
What makes visionary entrepreneurs such as Apple's Steve Jobs, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Ebay's Pierre Omidyar and Meg Whitman, and P&G's A.G. Lafley tick?
Redesign? Ask The Right Questions! | FutureNow's GrokDotCom / Marketing Optimization Blog
This is an addition to Seth's article on redesigning a website.
Seth's Blog: When tactics drown out strategy
"Building a permission asset so we can grow our influence with our best customers over time" is a strategy. Using email, twitter or RSS along with newsletters, contests and a human voice are all tactics.
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