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Branding
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Political Correctness is the Enemy of Brands
Political correctness is the enemy of great brands. It is, in fact, the enemy of great marketing. The finest brands and the best marketing are those that seem most transparent to the customer. When a consumer sees an advertisement, they should see the brand and not be aware of the message. When they see the brand, they should see themselves and not all of the product attributes.
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The Branding of a Beach and Tourist Destination
There are many World Class Resorts around the Globe and so many are beautiful beach settings and turn out to be huge tourist destinations and once they are their promoters stand to make millions if no billions of dollars catering to the traveling public and wealthy tourists. This is why the Branding of a Beach and Tourist Destination is such a serious issues.
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What About the Internal Brand?
More and more companies are revitalizing their brand with a new logo, building
remodels, new uniforms, advertising campaigns, and the like. Typically everyone, both
within and outside the company, gets excited about the new look and message. After all,
it's cool to have the latest and greatest of anything.
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The People are the Brand
While on the road delivering seminars, I stopped at a large restaurant chain for breakfast.
Some of their employees were on break eating the competitor's food at a very centrally
located table. EVERY guest that was entering, leaving, refilling a soda, or placing an order
saw an employee of this restaurant eating out of a bag adorned with a competitor's logo.
What kind of message does that send?
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Supermarket Brands Are In Real Trouble
What makes Wegmans so formidable? They learned their brand lessons well and are playing brand hardball. Borrowing on the specialty marketers like Whole Foods, Fresh Market and Bread & Circus, and the upscale brands of Four Seasons and Ritz Carleton, they recognized that brands that differentiated the customer enabled these brands to become destinations. They became a magnet for those seeking specialness, specialty, high quality foods, and experience - within a geographic area. When the shopper believed they were a more discriminating shopper (what we call a Brandface), these shoppers were willing to inconvenience themselves by traveling a greater distance to satiate that self-identifying need. They would also be willing to pay higher costs for that same self-identification.
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Your Recipe for Brand Success, Part II
What's the dividing line in your business? Let's focus on the importance of setting boundaries in our business, particularly for the solo pro, or risk being overpowered by the very thing we love most. Part II
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Can a Small Business Be A Big Brand?
Do you think of your business as a brand? Because it is one, whether you view it that way or
not. Even if it's just you, a solo-professional, working out of your home. Here are some tips
for making a small company a big brand.
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Company Logo Design: Rebrand Your Company With A Professional Logo Makeover
Company logo design forms an integral part in the brand building process of a company. A well build brand may need to change its business logo due to variety of reasons like mergers, acquisitions, change in business areas, product repositioning etc. Seeking help from a professional logo design company will not only enhance the look and feel of the company logo but will surely translate into better business returns for the company.
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Parity Busters
Learn how to ensure that your competition is constantly playing catch-up and never succeeds.
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