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Marketing I Admire—Ibex

Reinforcing identity, involving the tribe

Larry Goldman
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Fri, 10/18/2013 - 13:26
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Ibex is another company that clearly understands its customers, or “tribe,” as Seth Godin would say. I discovered this Vermont-based wool clothing company a few years ago when I was looking for a better quality vest than the ones on display at REI.

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My older brother put me onto Ibex. I not only enjoy wearing Ibex products (I refuse to share my ultra-soft, wooly hat with anyone), I see them as great examples of a company that’s taken pains to know its customers and integrate its brand—“durable, evolving, active, and modern”—into everything it does. Its website exemplifies what I mean.

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