Do Brands Have Finite Lives?


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Do Brands Have Finite Lives?


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Do Brands Have Finite Lives?

After this discussion you will be able asses how and why firms make adjustments to their brand strategies based on the life cycle of their products. Do technology based products not have finite lives? When they are in product development planning is the product’s life cycle a predetermined time frame? Or, do market conditions dictate the life of the product?

Respond to the following:

•  Consider the statements “Brands cannot be expected to last forever” and “There is no reason for a brand to ever become obsolete.” Take a stand and justify one statement, supporting it with examples from your textbook or other resources.

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