Define: Non-Durable Goods
Non-Durable Goods
Any consumer goods that wear out, or are used up quickly. Their short life expectancy accelerates the replacement cycle. (e.g., drugs, apparel, groceries…)
See: Durable Goods, FMCG
This week’s term:
Brand Identity Misalignment: Presenting a brand identity that does not reflect the strategic intent of the brand strategy. This often results in ineffective tactical decisions that damage both brand equity and brand value.
See: Brand Image Map
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