Question.4475 - Lesson 4.2. Discussion (C): Brand Equity - 821 Discussion Group 4Assignment AI Policy Select for Details â–¼Elon Musk owns a number of high-profile brands, but his takeover of Twitter was fraught with negative press. Many consumers know that he also owns Tesla, and customer sentiment about the Twitter situation bled into opinions about Tesla. This is an example of how perceptions can erode brand equity. For more on this situation, take a look here: Why Twitter's Narrative Damages Tesla: Strategic Vision's Brand Equity Index ExplainsLinks to an external site..Provide an example of a brand with strong brand equity. What are the elements that support its success? Now find an example of a brand that is on the decline (losing equity). Why is that happening? What might you recommend to the brand to help improve its standing? Reply
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