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Pingback: How elastic is your brand? The merits of brand contingency planning « Bjorn's Blog – Memorable Branding & Messaging - September 17, 2012
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Pingback: Situational value propositions – Leveraging neuroscience to make your brand memorable « Bjorn's Blog – Memorable Branding & Messaging - September 17, 2012
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Pingback: Brand checking your resume – The magic of word clouds « Bjorn's Blog – Memorable Branding & Messaging - September 17, 2012
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Pingback: Beyond Benefits – How Feelings Help Value Propositions Come Alive « Bjorn's Blog – Memorable Branding & Messaging - September 17, 2012
Pingback: MAC and No Cheese – The tag line trifecta of Memorable, Approachable and Credible « Bjorn's Blog – Memorable Branding & Messaging - September 17, 2012
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