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	<title>Comments on: Looking for the brand among all the branding</title>
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		<title>By: Peter Korchnak</title>
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		<dc:creator>Peter Korchnak</dc:creator>
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		<description>Right on, Rich. Branding tools sometimes do tend to overshadow the brands they&#039;re supposed to communicate. Using all the cool tools and shiny objects out there in branding, it becomes hard to keep in mind what they&#039;re for.

Tool/tactic-driven marketing seems to be on many bloggers&#039; minds these days. Paul Isakson, Todd Defren, and Katya Andresen are just a few whose post on a related note I&#039;ve read in the past few days. And following our conversation the other day I also contributed a post of my own...</description>
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<p>Tool/tactic-driven marketing seems to be on many bloggers&#8217; minds these days. Paul Isakson, Todd Defren, and Katya Andresen are just a few whose post on a related note I&#8217;ve read in the past few days. And following our conversation the other day I also contributed a post of my own&#8230;</p>
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