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Business Branding
Why it’s important when marketing your business.
What is a brand ?
Common feelings about branding
Common feelings about branding
Common feelings about branding

 ✦   I don’t need a fancy logo
Common feelings about branding

 ✦   I don’t need a fancy logo

 ✦   I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand
Common feelings about branding

 ✦   I don’t need a fancy logo

 ✦   I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand

 ✦   I don’t have enough money to do any branding
Common feelings about branding

 ✦   I don’t need a fancy logo

 ✦   I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand

 ✦   I don’t have enough money to do any branding

 ✦   I’ve already got a logo and stationery
Common feelings about branding

 ✦   I don’t need a fancy logo

 ✦   I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand

 ✦   I don’t have enough money to do any branding

 ✦   I’ve already got a logo and stationery

 ✦   My customers know all about me and my business already
What makes a brand?
What makes a brand?
A brand encompasses:
What makes a brand?
  A brand encompasses:
✦ Passion
What makes a brand?
  A brand encompasses:
✦ Passion
✦ Uniqueness
What makes a brand?
  A brand encompasses:
✦ Passion
✦ Uniqueness
✦ Compelling story
What makes a brand?
  A brand encompasses:
✦ Passion
✦ Uniqueness
✦ Compelling story
✦ Connection
What makes a brand?
  A brand encompasses:
✦ Passion
✦ Uniqueness
✦ Compelling story
✦ Connection
✦ Personality
What makes a brand?
    A brand encompasses:
✦ Passion
✦ Uniqueness
✦ Compelling story
✦ Connection
✦ Personality

✦   Integrity
Why do you need one
Why do you need one

✦ Creating a difference
Why do you need one

✦ Creating a difference

✦ Connecting with your customers
Why do you need one

✦ Creating a difference

✦ Connecting with your customers

✦ Adding value
Emotional Connection
 with your customers
Which car would you buy?

               Model A                 Model B                 Model C                 Model D




Price          44,880                  45,225                  41,120                  43,357

Engine         2793cc 24-valve         2997cc 24-valve         2967cc 24-valve         Six-cylinder
               Six-cylinder            Six-cylinder            Six-cylinder            Variable inlet manifolding
               Variable valve timing   Variable valve timing   Variable valve timing
                                                               and inlet manifolding



Power          198 bhp at 5500 rpm     218 bph at 5800 rpm     240 bph at 6800 rpm     226 bph at 6200 rph

Torque         207 lb ft at 3500 rpm   219 lb ft at 3800 rpm   221 lb ft at 4500 rpm   202 lb ft at 5000 rpm

Transmission   Five-speed manual       Five-speed auto         Five-speed manual       Six-speed manual
               Rear wheel drive        Rear wheel drive        Rear wheel drive        Front wheel drive

Weight         1440kg                  1720kg                  1628kg                  1510kg

Max Speed      147mph                  143mph                  145mph                  150mph

0-100kph       7.0 secs                7.6 secs                6.2 secs                7.2 secs
Model A                 Model B                 Model C                 Model D




Price          44,880                  45,225                  41,120                  43,357

Engine         2793cc 24-valve         2997cc 24-valve         2967cc 24-valve         Six-cylinder
               Six-cylinder            Six-cylinder            Six-cylinder            Variable inlet manifolding
               Variable valve timing   Variable valve timing   Variable valve timing
                                                               and inlet manifolding



Power          198 bhp at 5500 rpm     218 bph at 5800 rpm     240 bph at 6800 rpm     226 bph at 6200 rph

Torque         207 lb ft at 3500 rpm   219 lb ft at 3800 rpm   221 lb ft at 4500 rpm   202 lb ft at 5000 rpm

Transmission   Five-speed manual       Five-speed auto         Five-speed manual       Six-speed manual
               Rear wheel drive        Rear wheel drive        Rear wheel drive        Front wheel drive

Weight         1440kg                  1720kg                  1628kg                  1510kg

Max Speed      147mph                  143mph                  145mph                  150mph

0-100kph       7.0 secs                7.6 secs                6.2 secs                7.2 secs
Finding your Differentiation
Finding your Differentiation
Finding your Differentiation


✦   Describe your product or service
Finding your Differentiation


✦   Describe your product or service
✦   What are the key features?
Finding your Differentiation


✦   Describe your product or service
✦   What are the key features?
✦   What are the benefits?
The key ingredients
The key ingredients

✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company?
The key ingredients

✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company?
✦ Vision – where are you going?
The key ingredients

✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company?
✦ Vision – where are you going?
✦ Personality – how do you want to come across?
The key ingredients

✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company?
✦ Vision – where are you going?
✦ Personality – how do you want to come across?
✦ Values – what do you believe in?
Your Values
Brand value grid
                         Brand Values – Integration
Business processes – how do these values translate into these elements of your business
Brand value grid
                                  Brand Values – Integration
         Business processes – how do these values translate into these elements of your business

Brand
Values
               Web
site   Customers   Suppliers   Employees   Services


Caring



Professional




Simple
Key questions
Key questions
✦   Who are you?
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience

✦   Who are your customers
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience

✦   Who are your customers

✦   How are you unique to your customers
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience

✦   Who are your customers

✦   How are you unique to your customers

✦   Why does it matter to your customers
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience

✦   Who are your customers

✦   How are you unique to your customers

✦   Why does it matter to your customers

✦   What are the key benefits of using your company
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience

✦   Who are your customers

✦   How are you unique to your customers

✦   Why does it matter to your customers

✦   What are the key benefits of using your company

✦   What aspirations do you sell
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience

✦   Who are your customers

✦   How are you unique to your customers

✦   Why does it matter to your customers

✦   What are the key benefits of using your company

✦   What aspirations do you sell

✦   What do you want to achieve
Key questions
✦   Who are you?

✦   What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience

✦   Who are your customers

✦   How are you unique to your customers

✦   Why does it matter to your customers

✦   What are the key benefits of using your company

✦   What aspirations do you sell

✦   What do you want to achieve

✦   What do you want to tell the world
Easyjet
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.

The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.

The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.

The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir
Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.

The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir
Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of
otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches –
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.

The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir
Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of
otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches –
without having to change the basic brand.
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.

The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir
Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of
otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches –
without having to change the basic brand.
Easyjet

Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.

The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir
Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of
otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches –
without having to change the basic brand.
Marketing your
  business
Marketing your
        business
✦ Competition and market place
Marketing your
        business
✦ Competition and market place
✦ Your brand and your differentiator
Marketing your
        business
✦ Competition and market place
✦ Your brand and your differentiator
✦ Your customers
Marketing your
        business
✦ Competition and market place
✦ Your brand and your differentiator
✦ Your customers
✦ Your Benefits
Marketing your
        business
✦ Competition and market place
✦ Your brand and your differentiator
✦ Your customers
✦ Your Benefits
✦ Key messages
Marketing your
        business
✦ Competition and market place
✦ Your brand and your differentiator
✦ Your customers
✦ Your Benefits
✦ Key messages
✦ Right media
http://youtu.be/JNtmx8PNWvY
Relationship between
Marketing & Branding
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:
Getting potential
customers who have a
need to:
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:
Getting potential
customers who have a
need to:

✦Know
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:
Getting potential
customers who have a
need to:

✦Know
✦Like
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:
Getting potential
customers who have a
need to:

✦Know
✦Like
✦Trust
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:
Getting potential
customers who have a
need to:

✦Know
✦Like
✦Trust

   You / your Business
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:   Branding for SME’s is:
Getting potential
customers who have a
need to:

✦Know
✦Like
✦Trust

   You / your Business
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:   Branding for SME’s is:
Getting potential         Is the art of becoming in
customers who have a      those customers eyes:
need to:

✦Know
✦Like
✦Trust

   You / your Business
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:   Branding for SME’s is:
Getting potential         Is the art of becoming in
customers who have a      those customers eyes:
need to:

✦Know                     ✦Knowable
✦Like
✦Trust

   You / your Business
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:   Branding for SME’s is:
Getting potential         Is the art of becoming in
customers who have a      those customers eyes:
need to:

✦Know                     ✦Knowable
✦Like                     ✦Likable
✦Trust

   You / your Business
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:   Branding for SME’s is:
Getting potential         Is the art of becoming in
customers who have a      those customers eyes:
need to:

✦Know                     ✦Knowable
✦Like                     ✦Likable
✦Trust                    ✦Trustable

   You / your Business
Relationship between
     Marketing & Branding
Marketing for SME’s is:   Branding for SME’s is:
Getting potential         Is the art of becoming in
customers who have a      those customers eyes:
need to:

✦Know                     ✦Knowable
✦Like                     ✦Likable
✦Trust                    ✦Trustable

   You / your Business       You / your Business
Marketing is ..... doing
Marketing is ..... doing

Branding is ..... being
The End!

 Or perhaps it’s the beginning for you!


Thank you for listening and slides can be
     found on my LinkedIn profile
          at Lou Williams NBE

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Fsb Pres On Business Branding

  • 1. Business Branding Why it’s important when marketing your business.
  • 2. What is a brand ?
  • 5. Common feelings about branding ✦ I don’t need a fancy logo
  • 6. Common feelings about branding ✦ I don’t need a fancy logo ✦ I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand
  • 7. Common feelings about branding ✦ I don’t need a fancy logo ✦ I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand ✦ I don’t have enough money to do any branding
  • 8. Common feelings about branding ✦ I don’t need a fancy logo ✦ I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand ✦ I don’t have enough money to do any branding ✦ I’ve already got a logo and stationery
  • 9. Common feelings about branding ✦ I don’t need a fancy logo ✦ I’m not big enough to worry about having a brand ✦ I don’t have enough money to do any branding ✦ I’ve already got a logo and stationery ✦ My customers know all about me and my business already
  • 10. What makes a brand?
  • 11. What makes a brand? A brand encompasses:
  • 12. What makes a brand? A brand encompasses: ✦ Passion
  • 13. What makes a brand? A brand encompasses: ✦ Passion ✦ Uniqueness
  • 14. What makes a brand? A brand encompasses: ✦ Passion ✦ Uniqueness ✦ Compelling story
  • 15. What makes a brand? A brand encompasses: ✦ Passion ✦ Uniqueness ✦ Compelling story ✦ Connection
  • 16. What makes a brand? A brand encompasses: ✦ Passion ✦ Uniqueness ✦ Compelling story ✦ Connection ✦ Personality
  • 17. What makes a brand? A brand encompasses: ✦ Passion ✦ Uniqueness ✦ Compelling story ✦ Connection ✦ Personality ✦ Integrity
  • 18. Why do you need one
  • 19. Why do you need one ✦ Creating a difference
  • 20. Why do you need one ✦ Creating a difference ✦ Connecting with your customers
  • 21. Why do you need one ✦ Creating a difference ✦ Connecting with your customers ✦ Adding value
  • 22.
  • 23. Emotional Connection with your customers
  • 24. Which car would you buy? Model A Model B Model C Model D Price 44,880 45,225 41,120 43,357 Engine 2793cc 24-valve 2997cc 24-valve 2967cc 24-valve Six-cylinder Six-cylinder Six-cylinder Six-cylinder Variable inlet manifolding Variable valve timing Variable valve timing Variable valve timing and inlet manifolding Power 198 bhp at 5500 rpm 218 bph at 5800 rpm 240 bph at 6800 rpm 226 bph at 6200 rph Torque 207 lb ft at 3500 rpm 219 lb ft at 3800 rpm 221 lb ft at 4500 rpm 202 lb ft at 5000 rpm Transmission Five-speed manual Five-speed auto Five-speed manual Six-speed manual Rear wheel drive Rear wheel drive Rear wheel drive Front wheel drive Weight 1440kg 1720kg 1628kg 1510kg Max Speed 147mph 143mph 145mph 150mph 0-100kph 7.0 secs 7.6 secs 6.2 secs 7.2 secs
  • 25. Model A Model B Model C Model D Price 44,880 45,225 41,120 43,357 Engine 2793cc 24-valve 2997cc 24-valve 2967cc 24-valve Six-cylinder Six-cylinder Six-cylinder Six-cylinder Variable inlet manifolding Variable valve timing Variable valve timing Variable valve timing and inlet manifolding Power 198 bhp at 5500 rpm 218 bph at 5800 rpm 240 bph at 6800 rpm 226 bph at 6200 rph Torque 207 lb ft at 3500 rpm 219 lb ft at 3800 rpm 221 lb ft at 4500 rpm 202 lb ft at 5000 rpm Transmission Five-speed manual Five-speed auto Five-speed manual Six-speed manual Rear wheel drive Rear wheel drive Rear wheel drive Front wheel drive Weight 1440kg 1720kg 1628kg 1510kg Max Speed 147mph 143mph 145mph 150mph 0-100kph 7.0 secs 7.6 secs 6.2 secs 7.2 secs
  • 28. Finding your Differentiation ✦ Describe your product or service
  • 29. Finding your Differentiation ✦ Describe your product or service ✦ What are the key features?
  • 30. Finding your Differentiation ✦ Describe your product or service ✦ What are the key features? ✦ What are the benefits?
  • 32. The key ingredients ✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company?
  • 33. The key ingredients ✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company? ✦ Vision – where are you going?
  • 34. The key ingredients ✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company? ✦ Vision – where are you going? ✦ Personality – how do you want to come across?
  • 35. The key ingredients ✦ The big idea – what lies at the heart of your company? ✦ Vision – where are you going? ✦ Personality – how do you want to come across? ✦ Values – what do you believe in?
  • 37. Brand value grid Brand Values – Integration Business processes – how do these values translate into these elements of your business
  • 38. Brand value grid Brand Values – Integration Business processes – how do these values translate into these elements of your business Brand
Values Web
site Customers Suppliers Employees Services Caring Professional Simple
  • 40. Key questions ✦ Who are you?
  • 41. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience
  • 42. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience ✦ Who are your customers
  • 43. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience ✦ Who are your customers ✦ How are you unique to your customers
  • 44. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience ✦ Who are your customers ✦ How are you unique to your customers ✦ Why does it matter to your customers
  • 45. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience ✦ Who are your customers ✦ How are you unique to your customers ✦ Why does it matter to your customers ✦ What are the key benefits of using your company
  • 46. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience ✦ Who are your customers ✦ How are you unique to your customers ✦ Why does it matter to your customers ✦ What are the key benefits of using your company ✦ What aspirations do you sell
  • 47. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience ✦ Who are your customers ✦ How are you unique to your customers ✦ Why does it matter to your customers ✦ What are the key benefits of using your company ✦ What aspirations do you sell ✦ What do you want to achieve
  • 48. Key questions ✦ Who are you? ✦ What does your company offer that will enrich your customers experience ✦ Who are your customers ✦ How are you unique to your customers ✦ Why does it matter to your customers ✦ What are the key benefits of using your company ✦ What aspirations do you sell ✦ What do you want to achieve ✦ What do you want to tell the world
  • 49.
  • 50.
  • 52. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.
  • 53. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation.
  • 54. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation. The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap.
  • 55. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation. The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap. And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir
  • 56. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation. The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap. And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of
  • 57. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation. The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap. And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches –
  • 58. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation. The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap. And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches – without having to change the basic brand.
  • 59. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation. The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap. And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches – without having to change the basic brand.
  • 60. Easyjet Easyjet is a great example of a basic, clear big idea and its implementation. The Easyjet premise is simply to make things easy and cheap. And because the big idea is so simple, company founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has extended it to a wide range of otherwise unrelated services – from pizzas to watches – without having to change the basic brand.
  • 61. Marketing your business
  • 62. Marketing your business ✦ Competition and market place
  • 63. Marketing your business ✦ Competition and market place ✦ Your brand and your differentiator
  • 64. Marketing your business ✦ Competition and market place ✦ Your brand and your differentiator ✦ Your customers
  • 65. Marketing your business ✦ Competition and market place ✦ Your brand and your differentiator ✦ Your customers ✦ Your Benefits
  • 66. Marketing your business ✦ Competition and market place ✦ Your brand and your differentiator ✦ Your customers ✦ Your Benefits ✦ Key messages
  • 67. Marketing your business ✦ Competition and market place ✦ Your brand and your differentiator ✦ Your customers ✦ Your Benefits ✦ Key messages ✦ Right media
  • 70. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is:
  • 71. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Getting potential customers who have a need to:
  • 72. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Getting potential customers who have a need to: ✦Know
  • 73. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Getting potential customers who have a need to: ✦Know ✦Like
  • 74. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Getting potential customers who have a need to: ✦Know ✦Like ✦Trust
  • 75. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Getting potential customers who have a need to: ✦Know ✦Like ✦Trust You / your Business
  • 76. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Branding for SME’s is: Getting potential customers who have a need to: ✦Know ✦Like ✦Trust You / your Business
  • 77. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Branding for SME’s is: Getting potential Is the art of becoming in customers who have a those customers eyes: need to: ✦Know ✦Like ✦Trust You / your Business
  • 78. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Branding for SME’s is: Getting potential Is the art of becoming in customers who have a those customers eyes: need to: ✦Know ✦Knowable ✦Like ✦Trust You / your Business
  • 79. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Branding for SME’s is: Getting potential Is the art of becoming in customers who have a those customers eyes: need to: ✦Know ✦Knowable ✦Like ✦Likable ✦Trust You / your Business
  • 80. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Branding for SME’s is: Getting potential Is the art of becoming in customers who have a those customers eyes: need to: ✦Know ✦Knowable ✦Like ✦Likable ✦Trust ✦Trustable You / your Business
  • 81. Relationship between Marketing & Branding Marketing for SME’s is: Branding for SME’s is: Getting potential Is the art of becoming in customers who have a those customers eyes: need to: ✦Know ✦Knowable ✦Like ✦Likable ✦Trust ✦Trustable You / your Business You / your Business
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  • 84. Marketing is ..... doing Branding is ..... being
  • 85. The End! Or perhaps it’s the beginning for you! Thank you for listening and slides can be found on my LinkedIn profile at Lou Williams NBE

Editor's Notes

  1. Our aim is to make our businesses stand for something in the eyes and thoughts of customers and the market. \nObviously our objective is to create positive feelings. But we also want them to know what we do and why it‟s different \nfrom a host of others. That’s an important element in your marketing messages. \nIts not just about the products and services you provide… it‟s the image and personality of the business \nThe objective is to make the company and the solutions you provide desirable/ aspirational–They get something from you \nthat they don‟t get with other companies!\n
  2. I argue that a brand is a STRATEGIC ASSET …arguably the most important asset a business will ever possess. \nEvery segment of every market has Premium Players. \nEven when products and functionality are marginally distinguishing. Even in geographies known for dirt cheap pricing. \nThe Premium Players possess brand equity their competitors don’t have. And that equity can be built and developed just like an investment portfolio.\n
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  9. Branding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company. \nHow does this translate for YourCompany? \n1. Passion –I want to feel something and I believe in it –I want it. \n2. Uniqueness –let‟s make it different \n3. Compelling story –industry driven; the time is right; the technology is ready; legislative issues; moral issues \n4. Cause –there has to be a better way; and guess what – there is! \n5. Connection –we want to help you guys; and we can if you participate –it‟s a two-way thing \n6. Personality –we are great people, honest and trustworthy, focused and fun! And we want to make a difference \n7. Integrity –you can trust us not to divulge information and to do the best for you.\n
  10. Branding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company. \nHow does this translate for YourCompany? \n1. Passion –I want to feel something and I believe in it –I want it. \n2. Uniqueness –let‟s make it different \n3. Compelling story –industry driven; the time is right; the technology is ready; legislative issues; moral issues \n4. Cause –there has to be a better way; and guess what – there is! \n5. Connection –we want to help you guys; and we can if you participate –it‟s a two-way thing \n6. Personality –we are great people, honest and trustworthy, focused and fun! And we want to make a difference \n7. Integrity –you can trust us not to divulge information and to do the best for you.\n
  11. Branding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company. \nHow does this translate for YourCompany? \n1. Passion –I want to feel something and I believe in it –I want it. \n2. Uniqueness –let‟s make it different \n3. Compelling story –industry driven; the time is right; the technology is ready; legislative issues; moral issues \n4. Cause –there has to be a better way; and guess what – there is! \n5. Connection –we want to help you guys; and we can if you participate –it‟s a two-way thing \n6. Personality –we are great people, honest and trustworthy, focused and fun! And we want to make a difference \n7. Integrity –you can trust us not to divulge information and to do the best for you.\n
  12. Branding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company. \nHow does this translate for YourCompany? \n1. Passion –I want to feel something and I believe in it –I want it. \n2. Uniqueness –let‟s make it different \n3. Compelling story –industry driven; the time is right; the technology is ready; legislative issues; moral issues \n4. Cause –there has to be a better way; and guess what – there is! \n5. Connection –we want to help you guys; and we can if you participate –it‟s a two-way thing \n6. Personality –we are great people, honest and trustworthy, focused and fun! And we want to make a difference \n7. Integrity –you can trust us not to divulge information and to do the best for you.\n
  13. Branding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company. \nHow does this translate for YourCompany? \n1. Passion –I want to feel something and I believe in it –I want it. \n2. Uniqueness –let‟s make it different \n3. Compelling story –industry driven; the time is right; the technology is ready; legislative issues; moral issues \n4. Cause –there has to be a better way; and guess what – there is! \n5. Connection –we want to help you guys; and we can if you participate –it‟s a two-way thing \n6. Personality –we are great people, honest and trustworthy, focused and fun! And we want to make a difference \n7. Integrity –you can trust us not to divulge information and to do the best for you.\n
  14. Branding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company. \nHow does this translate for YourCompany? \n1. Passion –I want to feel something and I believe in it –I want it. \n2. Uniqueness –let‟s make it different \n3. Compelling story –industry driven; the time is right; the technology is ready; legislative issues; moral issues \n4. Cause –there has to be a better way; and guess what – there is! \n5. Connection –we want to help you guys; and we can if you participate –it‟s a two-way thing \n6. Personality –we are great people, honest and trustworthy, focused and fun! And we want to make a difference \n7. Integrity –you can trust us not to divulge information and to do the best for you.\n
  15. Branding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company. \nHow does this translate for YourCompany? \n1. Passion –I want to feel something and I believe in it –I want it. \n2. Uniqueness –let‟s make it different \n3. Compelling story –industry driven; the time is right; the technology is ready; legislative issues; moral issues \n4. Cause –there has to be a better way; and guess what – there is! \n5. Connection –we want to help you guys; and we can if you participate –it‟s a two-way thing \n6. Personality –we are great people, honest and trustworthy, focused and fun! And we want to make a difference \n7. Integrity –you can trust us not to divulge information and to do the best for you.\n
  16. The key word above is in the fourth line –EMOTION. \n an effective brand can disguise or transcend reality. Who says a Nokia phone is better than one from Motorola? Well, if you do, then it is so. You know they both work fine but will have assessed the brand values and gone for the Nokia story –whether that’s size, style, easier menus, whatever. But much of it will be subjective. In other words: EMOTION. –It made a difference, you have gone beyond just buying a product you have a relationship with the brand.\nThat doesn‟t mean just spending more money on marketing. It means really understanding what your brand is and what it means to your clients. \nBranding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company.\n
  17. The key word above is in the fourth line –EMOTION. \n an effective brand can disguise or transcend reality. Who says a Nokia phone is better than one from Motorola? Well, if you do, then it is so. You know they both work fine but will have assessed the brand values and gone for the Nokia story –whether that’s size, style, easier menus, whatever. But much of it will be subjective. In other words: EMOTION. –It made a difference, you have gone beyond just buying a product you have a relationship with the brand.\nThat doesn‟t mean just spending more money on marketing. It means really understanding what your brand is and what it means to your clients. \nBranding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company.\n
  18. The key word above is in the fourth line –EMOTION. \n an effective brand can disguise or transcend reality. Who says a Nokia phone is better than one from Motorola? Well, if you do, then it is so. You know they both work fine but will have assessed the brand values and gone for the Nokia story –whether that’s size, style, easier menus, whatever. But much of it will be subjective. In other words: EMOTION. –It made a difference, you have gone beyond just buying a product you have a relationship with the brand.\nThat doesn‟t mean just spending more money on marketing. It means really understanding what your brand is and what it means to your clients. \nBranding is ultimately about nothing more –and nothing less – than heart. Its about passion… what you care about. It‟s about what‟s inside –what‟s inside you, what‟s inside your company.\n
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