Thursday 5 January 2017

USE DEFINES VALUE

Every product has purpose(s) it serves; the purpose defines the use such product is put to and the use precedes the product. The value of each product is use defined; use determines the usefulness and then demand for the product. At any point in time the usefulness is lost, the value depreciates immediately and volume of demand closes up to nil.

Every product represents the producer; it’s a test of the integrity of the manufacturer. Once the value is lost or compromised the product loses worth likewise. To maintain/keep worth, almost always the producer recalls the product for the integrity he must protect/defend.

Every producer sells first the name he has made and then the product; the name made is his brand. All brand need usefulness to remain a brand otherwise a loss to the producer. To maintain a brand most producers recalls a product that fails to represent their brand.


Every recalled product is a loss to the producer but a better loss than a lost brand; it’s a necessary loss to keep brand. Once brand is kept, only a matter of time the producer makes a gain again; as all recalled product becomes a specimen for improved product.