Organisations don’t communicate through campaigns alone. Every decision - from product design to hiring to customer experience—produces signals that shape how the market understands the business. Marketing doesn’t control these signals, but it is uniquely positioned to measure and interpret them. This creates a shared responsibility to manage how the organisation is understood - and how efficiently that understanding converts into revenue and reputation.
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