Brands share mainly out of the profit motive rather than any sincere commitment to customers. They mostly fail to respond in a timely manner to complaints and concerns. They don't do a good enough job communicating about how products are sourced and made. And they largely lack any core purpose or desire to better society.
So finds Edelman's second-annual Brandshare study, which surveyed 15,000 people in 12 countries including four in Asia-Pacific Australia, Brazil,...
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