Why measuring experience is key to building brand value

The old ways of building and measuring brand value are no longer relevant as new types of brands, such as Google and Amazon, have merged and new ways of experiencing brands.

Why measuring experience is key to building brand value

Paul Simonet

Brands have never been a more significant part of our personal and economic landscape. Understanding the real value they bring to customers and to business is even more important

Most industry experts observe that the way consumers value and experience brands has changed radically in the past ten years, but few, if any, offer a coherent systematic approach to measuring how.

In the early days of brands, we had blind and branded testing to guide us. Nothing was clearer than the customer's willingness to pay more for one branded...

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