Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Patrick Bet-David argues that Nike’s struggles are a warning about what happens when a brand loses touch with its core customer. He says the company drifted away from the audience that built its identity and paid the price in performance and perception. His broader business lesson is simple: even the biggest brands can stumble when they forget who they serve.
Patrick Bet-David argues that Nike’s struggles are a warning about what happens when a brand loses touch with its core customer. He says the company drifted away from the audience that built its identity and paid the price in performance and perception. His broader business lesson is simple: even the biggest brands can stumble when they forget who they serve.
