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		<title>By: Tom Fischmann</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I agree Cory&#039;s blanket answer doesn&#039;t cover all the aspects of brand. Think, for a moment, not about what brand does (i.e. drive sales) but about what brand actually is - it&#039;s the cumulative ways we can describe something based on what we know about it. And what we know about it is a direct result of the brand&#039;s actions. Thus, the reason transparency in branding is so key, and to Maureen Dowd&#039;s point, why we pay dearly for straying from our brand promises.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree Cory&#8217;s blanket answer doesn&#8217;t cover all the aspects of brand. Think, for a moment, not about what brand does (i.e. drive sales) but about what brand actually is &#8211; it&#8217;s the cumulative ways we can describe something based on what we know about it. And what we know about it is a direct result of the brand&#8217;s actions. Thus, the reason transparency in branding is so key, and to Maureen Dowd&#8217;s point, why we pay dearly for straying from our brand promises.</p>
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