“I don’t understand this. I think it’s genuinely a real phenomenon, but I don’t understand what exactly makes it work.
Marketing is effective, advertising is effective. In certain contexts, it can indeed create a real brand. But I’m more inclined not to invest in those kinds of companies.”
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Peter Thiel on Companies and Brands:
“I don’t understand this. I think it’s genuinely a real phenomenon, but I don’t understand what exactly makes it work.
Marketing is effective, advertising is effective. In certain contexts, it can indeed create a real brand. But I’m more inclined not to invest in those kinds of companies.”