It’s not only what you say but exactly HOW you say it that deepens marketing relationships and the tone a brand uses to communicate can be a very important choice at the beginning and throughout the company’s life. So many approaches are completely tone deaf or lack any real sense of tone and that is a missed opportunity. We’re going to dig deep into brand tone, talk about who’s doing it right and who needs some lessons as well as a whole slew of winning and losing examples on the next Nobel Peace Prize winning episode of May the Best Brand Win Only on Entertalk Radio!
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Episode 121: Tone
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