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		<title>Comment on Make the Logo Bigger; OK, will do. by Mike</title>
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		<description>Ok so I have 2 thoughts.. I know Im a random guy who found you because I randomly follow someone on twitter... so take it for what its worth. 

These are both valid communication models. The Democratic approach works when innovating existing products/ creating hype/ business products like web design *(as long as research supports the Clients target archetype). 

The Caretaker approach in branding is a great model when introducing products that will shift the ground of an industry. IE marketing a new networking code, or integrating old school business models into contemporary markets. 

The question really then becomes who is the expert? Happy meduim =let each group own their strength as their&#039;s</description>
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<p>These are both valid communication models. The Democratic approach works when innovating existing products/ creating hype/ business products like web design *(as long as research supports the Clients target archetype). </p>
<p>The Caretaker approach in branding is a great model when introducing products that will shift the ground of an industry. IE marketing a new networking code, or integrating old school business models into contemporary markets. </p>
<p>The question really then becomes who is the expert? Happy meduim =let each group own their strength as their&#8217;s</p>
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