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When the market feels off and the metrics look 'fine,' something deeper is usually broken. In this episode, I dig beneath the surface to show how stressed consumers, shifting identity, and fast-moving tech have quietly changed the rules of branding (and why a new logo won’t save you). You’ll also hear why brands like Tupperware, Kodak, and Blockbuster tripped because they misread the behaviour change.
If you’re ready to step off the treadmill, reassess with honesty, and build a story that fits the moment, this one’s for you.
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By Tara LaddWhen the market feels off and the metrics look 'fine,' something deeper is usually broken. In this episode, I dig beneath the surface to show how stressed consumers, shifting identity, and fast-moving tech have quietly changed the rules of branding (and why a new logo won’t save you). You’ll also hear why brands like Tupperware, Kodak, and Blockbuster tripped because they misread the behaviour change.
If you’re ready to step off the treadmill, reassess with honesty, and build a story that fits the moment, this one’s for you.
Send us Fan Mail
Visit: youroneandonly.com.au
Connect with Tara on LinkedIn: @tarajoyladd
Read Not For Speakerphone on Tara's Substack: @taraladd
Follow YO&O on IG @youroneandonly_au
Follow Tara on IG @iamtaraladd
Free Brand Gap Finder: Not sure where your brand is falling short? Start here.
Sign up for the Design Mind Theory Email: See how psychology shapes the brands people actually choose.