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It is important to recognize that Branding is a Strategic Process across multiple layers of business that builds Brand Equity.
If you are not sold on the power of a brand, Pepsi experienced the power of the "Coke Brand" in the 1980s and 1990s when Pepsi ran their series of blind taste tests. People that preferred the taste of Pepsi still did not "want" to stop drinking Coke. Now that is Brand Loyalty worth Tens of Billions of dollars!
Another example of branding is back in the 1980s when "Water" was branded and sold at a price that is higher per ounce than gasoline!
You can take control of how your Brand is perceived by developing your Strategic Branding Process. It is important in B2B because it helps you stand out from your competition. It brings your competitive positioning strategy and value proposition to life and strategically positions your brand in the global marketplace. Your brand must consistently and repeatedly tell your prospects and customers why they should buy from you. It takes a strong strategy to accomplish this.
When successfully deployed, strategic branding builds “brand equity” which is the amount of money that customers and clients are willing to pay just because it is your brand! In addition to generating revenue, brand equity makes your company itself more valuable which allows you to maximize profits.
Business leaders that develop a strong brand strategy will consistently communicate value to their marketplace, making it a much easier decision for your target market to choose you rather than the competitive alternative.
Everyone associated with your business must possess your brand traits and communicate messages that are consistent with Your Brand, at every "touch point"!
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Outgoing/incoming phone calls
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Letters of introduction/Proposals/Quotes
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E-mail
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Sales tools
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Your websites
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Tweets
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Posts on Facebook and other social-media
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Networking events
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Your creative elements - [ logo and other images ]
Upon registration, FawcettGroup assigns a Strategic Branding Advisor that will help guide clientele through each strategic layer with step-by-step curriculum that educates while helping to define and document each strategic layer of their Strategic Branding Process.
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There are Eight (8) Brand Strategy sub-layers. Each strategic sub-layer is designed to intertwine and interact with sub-layers that follow.
There are NO short-cuts!
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Evaluate Your Current Brand
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Choose Your Brand Type
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Confirm Your Value Proposition
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Develop Your Brand Architecture
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Define Your Brand Strategy
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Develop Your Brand Story
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Define Your Visual Requirements
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Define Your Operational Requirements
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