Growth at what cost: The world's 100 most valuable brands have missed out on $3.5 trillion of value creation since 2000, reveals Interbrand's Best Global Brands Report
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Ferrari and YouTube have seen significant brand value increases, highlighting how sustained investment in brand strategy can lead to impressive growth over time.
Gonzalo Brujó emphasized that had brands been managed as strategic growth assets, the cumulative value could reach up to $6.9T, showcasing the vast potential.
Greg Silverman noted that Apple's focus on long-term trust over immediate revenue gains has strengthened its stock performance, signaling a positive outlook for future rankings.
Interbrand's study shows that while performance marketing offers short-term gains, neglecting brand investment can lead to substantial missed opportunities, totaling $200B this year.
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