All right, so we are going to talk about if re-brands are a good idea.

So let's talk about a recent rebrand.

Here's an example for everyone.

Facebook changing into Meta.

So that is a rebrand. You change your logo, you change your name, and sometimes

there are good results, sometimes there are bad results. So we're here to talk about this

a little more and share some examples. So I'm not a fan of re-brands, especially if you have a really popular brand.

If you're new, no problem, not a big deal.

But if you already have a lot of revenue, and a lot depends on the person, a lot could be a million bucks, a lot of revenue and a lot depends on the person a lot could be a

million bucks a lot could be a hundred grand lot could be a billion I would not

consider rebbranding I just don't like it I think it's okay to adjust the logo and the design of certain aspects

like if you look at the Apple logo has changed over time but why not just keep the same

corporate name? Or you could create a parent company like Google did.

So Google is still Google.

But now they have Alphabet, which is the parent company of Google.

That I don't think is a big deal.

But if I was like Facebook Facebook I wouldn't be like

renowned known as the met up. Yeah. They tried rebranding Facebook like just in

general if you're doing a you know like like Facebook. is still Facebook.

I don't think you would ever see them changing

from Facebook to Meta.com, but they're trying

to go after this whole Metaverse,

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