Comments on: Pt. 1 Equation Arts: Corporate Branding and Personal Branding

By: Andrea Stoesser

Andrea Stoesser — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 04:47:27 +0000

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By: Expert brand marketing

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By: Sales Coach

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By: Brand and Grow Rich

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By: David Cohen

David Cohen — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:07:30 +0000

Two vital things to remember about branding are:

1) A brand happens whether you intend it to or not. Reactions to your products and services, the way you treat people, the trail you leave across web, print and other media, personal interactions, how you handle complaints, employees attitudes, testing and quality all impact your brand. You have the privilege of SUGGESTING the meaning of your brand, but ultimately it is your partners, vendors and most importantly the customers who decide what your brand is. Think of it this way, you get to suggest the categories for your report card, but the customers assign the grades.

2) Branding is a cycle. Great experiences drive high expectations, poor experiences create bad reputation, demonstrable results and an alignment between suggestion and delivery build credibility, hearsay influences perception as does a deep understanding of context. Branding is not an isolated event, it is a marathon where consistency matters.