The branding formula [ B=V(I+T+R) / EF ] [ C+CE / ] is broken out depicting the aspects of a brand, including USP. A brand has different meanings. We will probe into the properties of a brand and provide examples of different brands and their impact on the consumer.
5. Brand is HOW a company inspires and engages its employees
By being Inextricably LINKED to its tribe
Fatalism is not the fringe of market share
It’s the CORE !
B=BRAND
9. The (+/-) Effect on your brand
It IS the power to sway
92% of consumers see more value on-line than from
business
I = Influence
10. What is the prevailing
style for your
brand?
Tendency/movement
which sways a customer
away or toward your brand
T = Trends
11. The breadth and/or depth of your brand
Socially ↑ 712% since 2005
66% Adult Internet Users use Social Media
Intensity
Geographically
Vertical Scope
R = Reach
12.
13. The driver for an exceptional
EMPLOYEE base is that which
Produces EXCEPTIONAL RESULTS
CE = Customer Experience
15. When a company has GREAT Culture and Customer
Experience then
Communication
Will build If NOT…
the brand Old fashioned
BILLBOARDS
we drive by…
see through
C = Communication
16. 40 years old
Continues to be perceived as cutting edge
Always evolving, creating an ongoing stream of new
products and innovations
Keep (the) love alive
17. Those arrays that are random that hit the business and have
causal effects upon any brand.
EF = Environmental Factors
19. The client relationship starts with your brand. Before you even meet for the 1st time,
you must fully UNDERSTAND your brand.
USP – Unique Selling Proposition
It IS the factor or consideration presented by a seller as the reason that one product or
service is different from and better than that of its competition
20. Every brand has an ideal consumer
Trick
Identification:
functional – emotional - social needs
Perfect that match
between those needs and what your brand offers.
Know your Type
21. Tag line
Create a memorable dramatic phrase that will sum up the
tone and premise or to reinforce and strengthen the
audience's memory of a product or service.
22. The first meetings between brand
and consumer dictates whether
the relationship has potential or
remains in the mere
acquaintance phase.
Essential for established connections-
Remain special and memorable
Consumer desires a return
Meet
Memorably
23. When we are excited about a brand, we tell the world.
Those consumers’ whose advice is sought out, and
encourage them to spread our message to others.
(REFERRING ADVISOR)
Make it Mutual
70% buyers
find reputation
2nd in their
buying decision
24. STRENGTH of the bond with the consumer is so strong that they feel
that your brand is the brand made for them.
Brand romancing continues with the
emergence of brand community
Deepen the connection