Marketing 101: What Brand Trump did right that Brand Harris didn't | Op-Ed
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Despite spending $400 million more on ads, Democrats lost in 2024 because they failed to effectively communicate perceived value to voters—key to consumer choice.
Voters prioritize tangible benefits over abstract policies. A signed check from Trump was more impactful than policy discussions, which hurt Brand Harris in the election.
Marketing success relies on understanding consumer needs and positioning brands as solutions. Democrats missed addressing specific voter segments, leading to their election loss.
Brand awareness is crucial in politics; Trump's brand recognition surpassed Harris’s. The emotional response to symbols like the MAGA hat outshone Democrats' efforts.
Read at The Seattle Times
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