Lately, I’ve been noticing more and more businesses and organisations using acronyms in place of their full brand name. As an advocate for brevity, I’m all for keeping things simple.

However, by using an acronym, are we really simplifying and making communication easier, or is it in fact creating even more confusion?

In today’s noisy digital marketplace, everyone seems to be on a quest to increase their visibility. Post more on social media. Pay more for online ads. Get a bigger sign. And rightly so. It makes sense to conclude that “the more people who can see my business, the more people who will buy”.

While that may be the case in some instances, it isn’t always a hard and fast rule. You can still have high visibility, but low engagement.

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