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The StoryBrand Podcast

#24: Pass/Fail—Breaking Down the Best and Worst in Branding

The StoryBrand Podcast

StoryBrand.com

Marketing, Story, Bmsu, Businessmadesimple, Brand, Business, Bms, Storybrand, Entrepreneurship, 474622, Storytelling

4.82K Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2025

⏱️ ? minutes

Summary

Messaging can make or break a brand. Whether you're launching a campaign, building a personal brand, or responding in real time, what you say and how you say it matters. One wrong sound bite can sink your credibility, while one clear, compelling message can unlock massive opportunity. The stakes are high, and yet most people treat messaging like an afterthought. So how do you know if your message is building trust or breaking it?

 

In this new "Pass/Fail" segment, Don and Kyle grade recent moments in marketing and culture through the lens of what worked and what flopped. They dig into Shedeur Sanders' controversial NFL draft comments, the bold branding of Liquid Death, and the rise of user and employee-generated content. You'll learn why arrogance isn't confidence, what makes provocative branding effective, and how to turn your messaging into a trust-building asset. Listen in to learn what great messaging sounds like and how to avoid a fail.

 

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