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Promo Xpertz LLC.

BrandingWhat are your customers

thinking about you?

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“Your brand is what your [customer] thinks when he or she hears [or sees] your brand name. It’s everything the public thinks they know about you – both factual and emotional. Your brand exists only in someone’s mind.” – Jerry McLaughlin, Forbes

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Your brand is made up of perceptions, reputation, experiences, ideas, identities.

Your brand is affected by your product or service quality, your employees, your marketing efforts, your business practices, your geographic location, your philanthropic efforts…

…and just about anything else under the sun.

Your Brand

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Your brand isn’t a logo or a business card or letterhead stationary. But those items should communicate your brand.

Everything about your business should communicate luxury (or whimsy or inclusiveness or flavor, etc.).

Your Brand

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Your brand should never be an afterthought.

If you’re not branding your business, someone else will (your customers, your competition).

Your Brand

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In this day and age, your brand can be built or destroyed by Internet reviews (Yelp, Amazon, TripAdvisor, Community boards, Facebook).

And it can happen lightning fast!

Your Brand

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Being good isn’t good enough (because everyone says they’re good).

Develop a brand identity that’s simple, unique and focused.

Don’t try to be all things to all people. Stay the course. Don’t change horses in mid-stream when it comes to branding. Be who you are with all your might!

Your Brand

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When you are developing a brand, ask yourself:

What are my business’s goals? What does my business value? What makes us remarkable? What motivates us? What are we passionate about?

Demonstrate the answers in everything you do.

Developing Your Brand

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Be a purple cow* Purple cows do not have a

brand identity crisis and they get noticed.

*Seth Godin’s 2003 book: “Purple Cow: Transforming Your Business by Being Remarkable.”

Purple cow

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Love your brand and live it 24-hours a day.

Because if you don’t believe in your brand, nobody else will.

Your Brand

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