The document discusses how brands can build themselves by taking a stand on social, environmental, and political issues and leading revolutions to create change in the world. It advocates that brands pick important fights, establish calls to action, create symbols, launch attention-grabbing campaigns, develop constant publicity tactics, and forge partnerships. By turning advertising into activism and leading revolutions, brands can meet business goals while also addressing needs in the wider world. The document argues that brands are now seen as more likely change agents than other institutions and audiences care more about what brands stand for rather than what they sell.
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