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The Chinese brands, forced to trade on value, are priced about 30% below the equivalent foreign brands, putting pressure on the whole market.

The list of brands putting up their names in lights in Times Square is growing again as Kraft Foods signs an agreement for a spectacular sign to promote Jell-O desserts.

It's easy to imagine brands putting their Instagram Nametags on billboards and posters, or buying ads to promote them around the web.

"We've seen a growing number of brands putting their ethical aims and values at the heart of their businesses, and many have been hugely successful, particularly among a younger age group" said John Low, Chief Executive of CAF.

Moving forward, Thygesen and Weed agreed that "brands are going to be more important going forward". But that starts with brands putting customers at the core of everything, delivering value in advertising, content and overall engagement and giving consumers experiences they deserve.

That's the flip-side of Spivack's earlier argument about relatively few brands putting someone in charge of data science for the marketing team — he also said that even when the team has analysts, they feel compelled to sit at their computers at all time, in case something important happens while they're away.

Interstate Bakeries was itself a mongrel of many brands put together by serial acquisitions.

Green bought the department store chain from Storehouse, a collection of retail brands put together by Sir Terence Conran, the designer.

So why do brands put themselves through the risk of one of their endorsers making a gaffe and de-railing the show?

"I've never seen consumer brands put that kind of money in recycling in 20 years," says Paul Gardner of Recycling Reinvented, an advocacy group.

Brands put billions into boosting awareness, satisfaction, and loyalty, but they often overlook the most powerful driver of customer value: emotional connection.