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Because there will be no Russian gas in Europe in a year or so. Russia uses gas as a political instrument, not just a commodity, so it doesn’t matter how many gas Russia can sell Europe – Europe won’t buy it anymore. No. If you watched the Reloaded merch the la goat shirt Furthermore, I will do this Xi-Putin’s meeting, one of the economic objectives of Russia and China is to more than double the gas trade between countries by 2030, meaning the overall China-bound volumes are going to be about 30% more than the peak European sales. I would assume they are going with the Loud image because they believe being loud helps the brand stand out to consumers in a constant bombardment of advertisements. The ironic thing is the more “Loud” brands that appear, the less “Loud” will stand out. Interesting question.Brand name being synonymous with the product is often a resultant of being a ‘Market Pioneer’ or being a ‘Market Leader’ with trend setting abilities.There are multiple examples of this like Xerox(photocopying), Parle G (in India glucose biscuits),Bisleri(India-Mineral Water)and so on.
However it is also seen that such deep associations create troubles for such brands when they venture into related/new product categories (e.g. Xerox had a tough time after launching printers as people had deeply associated Xerox with its core competence in photocopying and found it hard to believe that it can offer good printers!) I call it the Reloaded merch the la goat shirt Furthermore, I will do this teenager-effect: earnestly wanting to be different — but simultaneously wanting to fit in with the crowd (or market), because it’s safer and easier. IMO? This attitude all ends up to lame marketing. You want to brand well, you have to be ready to work real hard at finding and then sticking with a great solution that’s your own. When you can get things down to two or three words and still connect strongly to your target, you’re there. Just don’t make the common mistake that associates fewer words with less effort. ‘Got milk?’ One of the most famous and successful brand campaigns in history. If you’ve never seen the documentary ‘Art & Copy’ you might remember the story behind the GM? campaign. The ‘Got Milk?’ slogan almost never made it out because of this. This simple phrase was the product of months of creative sweating and failed alternatives.
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