Branding, a double edged sword
gets noticed initially
creates interest, expectations
then hyper expectations
and quality is taken for granted!
The more the hype created
the more the expectations
short run, big advantages
long run, big responsibilities
Failure to deliver tall promises
leads to disenchantment, disappointment
feelings of betrayal and withdrawal
soon, the brand faces decimation
disgrace and extermination!
Beware! Don't over hype, over promise!
play carefully with a double edged sword!
NB: I recited this poem during the online 7th Dignagar International Poetry Meet on 27th June 2021.
Lesson from contemporary India?
ReplyDeleteInteresting that you got it!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteHeheh, I was taking the political perspective a bit too... life, methinks, is like walking the sword's edge! YAM xx
Thanks you for sharing your thoughts on the subject!
DeleteBeautiful composition.
ReplyDeleteThank you Akshaykumar Dasji!
DeleteIn today's scenario, public memory is short. Hence public go more my hype and quick money rather than long term relationship and trust.
ReplyDeleteSo true Sundar! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the subject!
DeleteBranding hype pushes up prices. If quality is compromised the product will flop
ReplyDeleteThank you for going into the essence of the post!
DeleteThank you Dr Janatha!
ReplyDelete🍎🍉🍇🍒 We know pretty well that nature nurtures and nourishes its product on its own fashion often despite human intervention. We assume and assure that his decision is final. Life moves on despite pleasure or pain. Meaningful citation. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
ReplyDeleteThank you sir for responding to this post.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely written. Message delivered in minimum words.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Happy you liked the post.
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