The day after Steve Jobs died, Guy Kawasaki gave a talk at the Silicon Valley Bank’s CEO Summit. After watching his speech I felt that many of his lessons really touch on doing great branding, so I summarized these 12 lessons in this post. Experts are clueless, don't listen to them if you want to create a new product sub-category. You cannot ask customers what they want if you plan to develop a new sub-category. They will think status quo and just try to improve the existing products marginally. The biggest challenge will win. Challenge your team to make big jumps, they will pay off. Design truly counts, use big graphics and big fonts. Jump curves from one product cycle to another and don't follow one to the end. His motto is Change or Die. It is important to make big inventions – make products not twice as good but 10 times better. Think telegraph to telephone. All that really matters is if it works or not. Real entrepreneurs don't compete on price. (Price v
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