Design Won’t Save Your Brand | The Basics Challenger Brands Ignore (Simon & Scott)
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Design matters. But design cannot rescue a product or business that does not deliver.
In this co-hosted episode of Makin Mighty: The Challenger Sessions, Simon Greenwood-Haigh and Scott Cramner get into the uncomfortable truth founders need to hear: if you are using design to hide bigger problems, the market will find you out fast.
We talk about:
- why great branding cannot compensate for weak product experience (including Simon’s honest take on Ugly Drinks)
- how “cool” design can create hype that dies the moment someone tries the product
- the importance of knowing exactly who your core audience is (and using it as a filter for decisions)
- why big rebrands fall flat when they ignore brand equity and customer expectation (hello Jaguar)
- why founders copy the wrong brands and end up building something that feels disingenuous
- the power of being obsessed with a few clear USPs, not trying to claim 20 at once (we use Aldi as a great example of single-minded execution)
If you are building a challenger brand, this is a reminder that design should amplify clarity, not create it.
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Thanks for listening. See you next time
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