The word “vaccine” is going through an incredible rebrand at the moment.
Think about why things go through rebrands
Here are 4 common reasons why companies rebrand
*New product launch
*company mission has changed
*customer needs change
*no differentiation between you and the competition
Which of these fit here? More than 1 can
Here are 4 common reasons why companies rebrand
*New product launch
*company mission has changed
*customer needs change
*no differentiation between you and the competition
Which of these fit here? More than 1 can
I would take a long look at reason number 2
If your job as a company is to sell a product, a one time purchase doesn’t bring in recurring revenue
A subscription service though…that’s money every time a subscription is renewed
If your job as a company is to sell a product, a one time purchase doesn’t bring in recurring revenue
A subscription service though…that’s money every time a subscription is renewed
Vaccine used to mean an agent that prevents disease, not abate symptoms
So my main question is how do we have more technology, more resources, more available knowledge, but vaccines don’t work as well as they used to? 🧐
Things that should make you go hmmmm.
So my main question is how do we have more technology, more resources, more available knowledge, but vaccines don’t work as well as they used to? 🧐
Things that should make you go hmmmm.
Your words determine your destiny 💫
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