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Branding expert Andy Rice critiques the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) brand, delving into its image, election manifesto and its social media presence.
JOHANNESBURG - Every week The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield asks branding and advertising expert Andy Rice to share with him the week’s advertising 'heroes' and/or 'zeroes'.
This week, with general elections around the corner, Rice critiqued the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) brand.
"A brand is not just a promise made, but a promise kept as well… Many things in their manifesto seem utterly unachievable…
"They have a simple, memorable theme slogan, just five words: ‘Our land and jobs now’.
"In terms of followers on Twitter; they’re substantially larger than the ANC… They understand the power of personality."
Listen to the audio above for more.
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