Criticism
Due to the sector in which Bloom is operating, the effectiveness of country branding strategies is regularly discussed. Clients, especially governments close to election, wish to see quickly implemented programs that show quick results. However, a country branding project is time intensive. Nevertheless, projects developed for countries and implemented 3 to 5 years ago show positive feedback, and the large majority of governments looking for long-term sustainable growth are very satisfied with the projects.
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