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John Spacey, December 13, 2015 updated on September 05, 2017
Corporate identity is the way that a firm would like to be perceived by the public. It includes ideas, opinions, beliefs, visual symbols and feelings. Corporate identity is a type of goal that is achieved through practices such as corporate culture, marketing efforts, design and customer experience. The following are key types of corporate identity.
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