In then end, the details make the brand. A big idea becomes real to people as they experience its tangible parts coming together over time. If its parts make sense and form a coherent whole, a brand is relevant and consistent. But organizations often find that time, economic, and team pressures mount during a brand’s implementation, causing the loss of valuable ideas. Left unchecked, this can render a brand meaningless. Coordinated intervention can surmount these pressures and actually augment brand potency as a brand is implemented.