What is your purpose?

Some companies write such a fluffy brand purpose that no one understands them. It is as if, if no one understands then they can pretty much get away with anything they claim their brand promises.

Yet others write it in such lofty manner that it is as if they exist as a not-for-profit organization. These for-profit organizations need to understand that eventually your shareholders want you to deliver a profit, regardless of how and what you say your brand will do for the consumer.

Your brand purpose needs to be backed by practice. What you truly can do. So don’t write it in such a way that as if profit is not important.

What’s your promise?

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