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	<title>Comments on: What&#8217;s The Value Of A Brand?</title>
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		<title>By: Raphaël</title>
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		<dc:creator>Raphaël</dc:creator>
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		<description>Bryan,

The brand evaluation is not a determinist science. With different methods (the Goodwill multiple is one), you can find for the same brand a value more than ten time higher... Moreover the brand value depends on your industry, that why I  always find strange to compare Coca Cola with Google or BMW, even if you consider the possible application fields.

Besides I think that in the article, the point is not to tell a story but to tell a legend. Human beings and firms like to romanticize...</description>
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<p>The brand evaluation is not a determinist science. With different methods (the Goodwill multiple is one), you can find for the same brand a value more than ten time higher&#8230; Moreover the brand value depends on your industry, that why I  always find strange to compare Coca Cola with Google or BMW, even if you consider the possible application fields.</p>
<p>Besides I think that in the article, the point is not to tell a story but to tell a legend. Human beings and firms like to romanticize&#8230;</p>
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