How does newton's law apply to a company's brand? explain, citing at least one example. the bigger the brand the more force it takes to change where it stands such as let's say apple it would take a big hit to knock them down?

The person who spoke says that, if the the brand is very huge, (so also it will have a huge baggage ), by this , the force that will be needed to change its positioning will be high. An example is companies like

Unilever, P&G like to keep all the brands they have differently like Pringles and cornflakes and another example is companies like Hoover found it very hard to convince the world that they were more than vaccum cleaners as a brand.

rowboatontario rowboatontario · Answer 2 · 2022-03-25T08:38:05+01:00

Newton's second law suggest that once in Motion, it does not rest until a force applied, in market terms motion become brand value, and force is innovation.

Newton's Law in Market

As per the question, the brand value of a company is a goodwill of that company in the market, people are attracted because of the brand, there many best smartphones in the market but people are more attracted to two or three brands.

This Brand Value is the Motion of the Newton's second law, in which he argued that something which is motion will not stop until and unless an external force does not stop it. This Force in Market is Innovation, once brandvalue start to come into motion, only the innovation can stop it from growing and vice versa based on which company tends to have best innovative ideas.

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