Peter McCullagh will present on unleashing the power of your business brand. The presentation will cover understanding branding, a 4 step branding process, and key steps to building a positive brand. The 4 step process includes identifying your brand, deconstructing and identifying key brand elements, strategizing your brand messaging and value proposition, and executing your branding plan. Building a positive brand requires defining your brand message, considering your brand as a living entity, building long-term customer relationships, maintaining a consistent tone of voice, consistency in branding while allowing for variety, taking a stand for beliefs, being unique, and ensuring branding is applied to all customer touchpoints. Discovery of business strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and customers is important.
Uncovering Your Unique Value Proposition - Obesity Treatment ConferenceTim Miles
To quote Dan Heath, most mission statements are "really long on statement and really short on mission." We'll lead you through a series of questions to ask your team to discover what makes you truly unique and valuable to your customers.
This document discusses how to create an effective value proposition and unique selling proposition (USP) for a product or brand. It explains that a value proposition should communicate the benefits a product provides to the customer in a concise statement. An effective value proposition identifies the target customer group or "tribe," captures what they want, describes the product, and clarifies benefits and advantages over competitors. Developing a clear USP that establishes what makes the product different and preferable is also important. The document provides examples and an outline to help craft a value proposition and emphasizes including a clear "call to action."
This document provides tips on how to successfully sell branded products in an optical store. It discusses defining what a brand is and why it is beneficial for optometrists to sell brands. Key reasons include making more money, increasing customer traffic, and appealing to customers' desire for status and fashion. The document recommends optometrists evaluate their customer demographics and local market to determine which brands to stock. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of customer service and emphasizes that selling brands is about building long-term customer relationships more than short-term profits.
This document discusses positioning and marketing strategy. It defines positioning as the perceptual location of a product or service in the marketplace. Effective positioning puts a product first in the minds of customers within a targeted market segment. The document outlines an 8-step process for determining a company's position, which includes defining the target customer, their requirements, how the company measures up to competitors, and drafting a positioning statement. It stresses that positioning is about how a product or service is perceived by potential customers and should be based on providing the benefits most important to the target segment.
Dominic Sorresso has broad experience in automotive, IT, insurance, and business process outsourcing. He is an entrepreneur who has launched new products, processes, and distribution channels. Throughout his career, he has grown revenue and profits through innovative marketing initiatives. He developed formal processes for sales, product management, and business development. Sorresso has an MBA and is proud family man.
The document discusses what makes a brand remarkable. It emphasizes that a remarkable brand has a clear vision, mission, and values that are consistently communicated internally to employees and externally to customers. It stresses the importance of creating a unique culture and customer experience that are aligned with the brand promise. The lessons highlight that remarkable brands focus on long-term goals over short-term profits, empower employees, cultivate customer loyalty, and measure success based on customer and employee satisfaction rather than just financial metrics.
The document discusses the concept of a unique selling proposition (USP), which is a distinctive quality or feature that differentiates a product or service from its competitors. It provides several key points about USPs:
1) A USP should offer a unique benefit to customers that competitors cannot or do not offer in order to persuade customers to purchase the product or service.
2) Identifying an effective USP involves understanding customer needs and motivations, and pinpointing what quality or attribute of a product best satisfies those needs in a uniquely differentiated way.
3) Developing a strong USP should be based on analyzing competitors, understanding what customers truly value, and communicating a specific customer benefit that will motivate purchases.
Uncovering Your Unique Value Proposition - Obesity Treatment ConferenceTim Miles
To quote Dan Heath, most mission statements are "really long on statement and really short on mission." We'll lead you through a series of questions to ask your team to discover what makes you truly unique and valuable to your customers.
This document discusses how to create an effective value proposition and unique selling proposition (USP) for a product or brand. It explains that a value proposition should communicate the benefits a product provides to the customer in a concise statement. An effective value proposition identifies the target customer group or "tribe," captures what they want, describes the product, and clarifies benefits and advantages over competitors. Developing a clear USP that establishes what makes the product different and preferable is also important. The document provides examples and an outline to help craft a value proposition and emphasizes including a clear "call to action."
This document provides tips on how to successfully sell branded products in an optical store. It discusses defining what a brand is and why it is beneficial for optometrists to sell brands. Key reasons include making more money, increasing customer traffic, and appealing to customers' desire for status and fashion. The document recommends optometrists evaluate their customer demographics and local market to determine which brands to stock. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of customer service and emphasizes that selling brands is about building long-term customer relationships more than short-term profits.
This document discusses positioning and marketing strategy. It defines positioning as the perceptual location of a product or service in the marketplace. Effective positioning puts a product first in the minds of customers within a targeted market segment. The document outlines an 8-step process for determining a company's position, which includes defining the target customer, their requirements, how the company measures up to competitors, and drafting a positioning statement. It stresses that positioning is about how a product or service is perceived by potential customers and should be based on providing the benefits most important to the target segment.
Dominic Sorresso has broad experience in automotive, IT, insurance, and business process outsourcing. He is an entrepreneur who has launched new products, processes, and distribution channels. Throughout his career, he has grown revenue and profits through innovative marketing initiatives. He developed formal processes for sales, product management, and business development. Sorresso has an MBA and is proud family man.
The document discusses what makes a brand remarkable. It emphasizes that a remarkable brand has a clear vision, mission, and values that are consistently communicated internally to employees and externally to customers. It stresses the importance of creating a unique culture and customer experience that are aligned with the brand promise. The lessons highlight that remarkable brands focus on long-term goals over short-term profits, empower employees, cultivate customer loyalty, and measure success based on customer and employee satisfaction rather than just financial metrics.
The document discusses the concept of a unique selling proposition (USP), which is a distinctive quality or feature that differentiates a product or service from its competitors. It provides several key points about USPs:
1) A USP should offer a unique benefit to customers that competitors cannot or do not offer in order to persuade customers to purchase the product or service.
2) Identifying an effective USP involves understanding customer needs and motivations, and pinpointing what quality or attribute of a product best satisfies those needs in a uniquely differentiated way.
3) Developing a strong USP should be based on analyzing competitors, understanding what customers truly value, and communicating a specific customer benefit that will motivate purchases.
This document discusses how to build and grow a brand on Jumia. It begins by explaining what branding is and why it is important to build a brand. It then provides steps for how to build a brand, such as identifying the target market, sourcing products, product packaging and marketing. It emphasizes the importance of product quality, visibility, fulfillment and reviews. The document also recommends ways to grow a brand, like launching exclusive products, never compromising on quality and aiming for 5-star reviews. It suggests utilizing Jumia's promotional tools to boost visibility and sales.
Young marketers elite 4 -Assignment 2.1 - Quang Minh - Bảo Như - Ai Trang - Q...Minh Huỳnh
This document outlines 10 steps for developing a brand strategy:
1. Extract short and long-term business goals to drive brand vision.
2. Conduct stakeholder analysis to understand implicit brand requirements.
3. Develop customer-driven segmentation based on needs, competition, and economics.
4. Create a brand vision aligned with corporate strategy.
5. Develop a brand promise.
6. Determine brand positioning.
7. Define brand personality.
8. Craft a brand narrative.
9. Establish a brand identity system.
10. Translate brand promise into customer experience design.
This document discusses strategies for brand promotion and customer relationship management. It outlines several brand promotional strategies such as contests, social media, customer referrals, promotional gifts, and customer appreciation events. It also discusses using customer relationship management (CRM) to build relationships through understanding customer needs and providing unified customer experiences. Social media is presented as a form of internet marketing that utilizes social networking to help companies increase brand exposure. The document emphasizes the importance of employees reflecting a brand's image, being knowledgeable about products and services, being passionate about delivering the brand, preparing for potential issues, and giving best efforts to promote the brand through various marketing channels.
The document discusses how businesses can better connect with customers by shifting their focus from the traditional 4 P's of marketing (product, price, placement, promotion) to the 4 C's of marketing (consumer wants, convenience, cost, communication). It emphasizes understanding customers and focusing on providing value through convenience, effective communication, and ensuring the costs customers see meet their needs. The key is developing a marketing plan to improve the customer experience by learning about customer wants and benchmarking against high-quality competitors.
This document discusses brand positioning strategies. It defines positioning as manipulating how a product is perceived in a consumer's mind rather than creating something new. Positioning involves both subtle changes to a product and messaging to secure a worthwhile position. The document outlines several positioning strategies including being first to market, simplifying messages, taking the against position, and finding unique positions by ignoring conventional logic. It also discusses challenges leaders face in maintaining their position and the risks of line extensions that dilute a brand name.
Why is branding important for a business?w2s-solutions
Importance of Branding - Here,We have discussed about the topic "Why a Strong Brand is Important for Your Small Business" and "how we help them to brand your business". Hope it will help you.
https://goo.gl/RhyfQI
Brand positioning involves designing a brand's offering and image to occupy a distinctive place in a target market's mind. It is about manipulating what is already in the consumer's mind rather than creating something new. Fair & Lovely initially positioned itself as a fairness cream to help young women attract husbands but later focused on empowering women's self-confidence and careers. Cello positioned itself as a high-quality, affordable pen brand for people of all ages from students to professionals. Vicks Vaporub positioned itself around a mother's love and touch therapy to become the top cold relief brand.
An easy step by step guide to establish implementable & actionable LSM ( Local store Marketing ) in retail stores, Proven easy & useful, used & copied & adopted by leading fast food chains & retail company's in the Philippines. If you need a copy of the Power point presentation email your request @ dngrtz2000@hotmail.com, will send you your copy immediately.
This marketing plan document outlines strategies for an Android app called Apni Shopping. It discusses problems with traditional shopping like noise levels and pushy salespeople. The app aims to provide a personalized shopping experience to satisfy customers and build long-term relationships. A situation analysis covers an overview of the market and who the target customers are. Goals include customer satisfaction, reasonable prices, and meeting society's needs. Tactics will focus on building trust while preventing retailers from overcharging customers. The strategy emphasizes a customer-focused culture and sustainable sales growth. Communication strategies include social media, advertising, and sales representatives.
MARKETING MANAGEMENT – DEFINITION AND CONCEPTSundar B N
This document provides an overview of marketing management and key concepts in marketing. It defines marketing management as the process of planning, executing, and managing conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of goods and services to create value for customers. The document outlines several concepts in marketing including production, product, selling, marketing, societal, and holistic concepts. It provides examples to illustrate each concept and concludes with a brief discussion of the evolving nature of marketing.
The document discusses brand positioning, which is designing a company's image and value in relation to competitors so that customers understand what the company stands for. Positioning is what is done to the customer's mind, not the product. It provides examples of how brands like Mercedes-Benz and Rolex are positioned as prestigious. Positioning a brand requires deciding on the target consumer, main competitors, similarities and differences to competitors. Effective positioning is customer-based, competitive by being distinct and sustainable, and enhances the company's profile. Steps include identifying competitors, determining important attributes, perceptions of competitors and the brand, and the ideal brand image.
This document provides guidance on creating a brand identity blueprint. It discusses establishing a brand positioning statement, defining the brand vision and values, crafting a value proposition, and outlining the brand personality. The blueprint also involves identifying how the brand differentiates itself and establishes its language. Conducting a situational analysis through PESTLE, SWOT, and consumer insights allows the brand to determine its key issues and objectives. Finally, the document outlines guidelines for building a brand through consistent delivery of its promise across all touchpoints and creating a competitive advantage.
This document discusses key concepts in brand communication and strategy. It defines branding as the process of creating a unique name and image for a product through consistent advertising. A brand is a distinguishing symbol used to differentiate a product from competitors. An effective brand strategy involves understanding target customers and integrating consistent messaging and visuals across all marketing materials. Maintaining a recognizable brand voice, logo, and tagline over time builds a strong brand image in customers' minds.
The document provides an overview of digital marketing and content marketing strategies. It discusses key concepts like defining goals and metrics, identifying target audiences, creating different types of content, and measuring performance. Content marketing tactics include focusing on quality content, addressing pain points, optimizing content for mobile, and using various content formats and channels for distribution. Copywriting strategies involve crafting headlines, bullet points, and body copy that highlight problems and solutions to attract and persuade prospective customers."
Young marketers elite 2 - Segmentation & Brand Equity - Van Khai - Mai BangMai Bằng
This document discusses segmentation and brand equity. It begins by defining segmentation as identifying clearly identifiable groups within a market based on common characteristics. It discusses why segmentation is important for designing targeted marketing strategies. It then provides examples of how to segment markets based on demographics, behaviors, needs, and other factors. It introduces a new "cell segmentation" model to show how markets can further divide into new segments over time as needs evolve. The document then defines brand equity as the value added to a product by its brand name and discusses Aaker's model of how brand equity generates value for customers and companies. It provides examples of how to measure brand equity using variables related to brand awareness, perceptions, loyalty, and other factors. In the end
1) Brand activation involves creating marketing interactions between consumers and brands to help consumers better understand and accept brands as part of their lives.
2) It is important to emotionally connect brands with consumers at the right time, place, and way to motivate consumer commitment.
3) Benefits of brand activation include conveying positioning, supporting ad claims, increasing brand salience, and eliciting customer insights.
The document provides an overview of a branding project conducted for Retalix by Designit. It describes the 5 phases of the project: 1) Discovery through interviews and research, 2) Developing brand strategy including values, vision, and architecture, 3) Creating messaging and positioning, 4) Developing visual identity including logo, and 5) Implementing the brand internally and externally. The branding process helped improve Retalix's perception internally and externally and strengthened their position enough that when they were acquired by NCR, the acquirer preferred to maintain the Retalix brand.
The document discusses repositioning of products due to changing customer needs, market competition, and other factors. It outlines a four-phased approach to brand repositioning: determining the current brand status, identifying what the brand stands for today, developing brand positioning platforms for future growth, and refining the brand positioning. It also discusses product spacing and market spacing to identify the optimal new position for a product. Customer feedback is evaluated after repositioning to further improve the brand.
This document discusses how to build a million dollar brand. It begins by defining what a brand is, noting that a brand is defined by a customer's overall perception of a business. It emphasizes that branding is about more than just logos or advertisements - it involves building consistency across all customer touchpoints. The document then provides tips for how to build a brand, such as determining the target audience, establishing a brand mission statement, researching competition to find ways to differentiate, outlining key qualities and benefits, and creating a memorable logo and brand expressions. The overall message is that building a strong brand takes an ongoing process of crafting the right image and experience for customers.
The document provides guidance on developing strong brands and brand strategies. It discusses the importance of understanding customers, competitors, and business strategy. Effective brand strategies are based on powerful customer segmentation and in-depth knowledge of customer motivations. Building brand equity requires creating differential effects in customers' responses through positive brand associations. Past branding efforts provide a strategic bridge to future success by shaping customer perceptions and experiences with the brand.
This document discusses how to build and grow a brand on Jumia. It begins by explaining what branding is and why it is important to build a brand. It then provides steps for how to build a brand, such as identifying the target market, sourcing products, product packaging and marketing. It emphasizes the importance of product quality, visibility, fulfillment and reviews. The document also recommends ways to grow a brand, like launching exclusive products, never compromising on quality and aiming for 5-star reviews. It suggests utilizing Jumia's promotional tools to boost visibility and sales.
Young marketers elite 4 -Assignment 2.1 - Quang Minh - Bảo Như - Ai Trang - Q...Minh Huỳnh
This document outlines 10 steps for developing a brand strategy:
1. Extract short and long-term business goals to drive brand vision.
2. Conduct stakeholder analysis to understand implicit brand requirements.
3. Develop customer-driven segmentation based on needs, competition, and economics.
4. Create a brand vision aligned with corporate strategy.
5. Develop a brand promise.
6. Determine brand positioning.
7. Define brand personality.
8. Craft a brand narrative.
9. Establish a brand identity system.
10. Translate brand promise into customer experience design.
This document discusses strategies for brand promotion and customer relationship management. It outlines several brand promotional strategies such as contests, social media, customer referrals, promotional gifts, and customer appreciation events. It also discusses using customer relationship management (CRM) to build relationships through understanding customer needs and providing unified customer experiences. Social media is presented as a form of internet marketing that utilizes social networking to help companies increase brand exposure. The document emphasizes the importance of employees reflecting a brand's image, being knowledgeable about products and services, being passionate about delivering the brand, preparing for potential issues, and giving best efforts to promote the brand through various marketing channels.
The document discusses how businesses can better connect with customers by shifting their focus from the traditional 4 P's of marketing (product, price, placement, promotion) to the 4 C's of marketing (consumer wants, convenience, cost, communication). It emphasizes understanding customers and focusing on providing value through convenience, effective communication, and ensuring the costs customers see meet their needs. The key is developing a marketing plan to improve the customer experience by learning about customer wants and benchmarking against high-quality competitors.
This document discusses brand positioning strategies. It defines positioning as manipulating how a product is perceived in a consumer's mind rather than creating something new. Positioning involves both subtle changes to a product and messaging to secure a worthwhile position. The document outlines several positioning strategies including being first to market, simplifying messages, taking the against position, and finding unique positions by ignoring conventional logic. It also discusses challenges leaders face in maintaining their position and the risks of line extensions that dilute a brand name.
Why is branding important for a business?w2s-solutions
Importance of Branding - Here,We have discussed about the topic "Why a Strong Brand is Important for Your Small Business" and "how we help them to brand your business". Hope it will help you.
https://goo.gl/RhyfQI
Brand positioning involves designing a brand's offering and image to occupy a distinctive place in a target market's mind. It is about manipulating what is already in the consumer's mind rather than creating something new. Fair & Lovely initially positioned itself as a fairness cream to help young women attract husbands but later focused on empowering women's self-confidence and careers. Cello positioned itself as a high-quality, affordable pen brand for people of all ages from students to professionals. Vicks Vaporub positioned itself around a mother's love and touch therapy to become the top cold relief brand.
An easy step by step guide to establish implementable & actionable LSM ( Local store Marketing ) in retail stores, Proven easy & useful, used & copied & adopted by leading fast food chains & retail company's in the Philippines. If you need a copy of the Power point presentation email your request @ dngrtz2000@hotmail.com, will send you your copy immediately.
This marketing plan document outlines strategies for an Android app called Apni Shopping. It discusses problems with traditional shopping like noise levels and pushy salespeople. The app aims to provide a personalized shopping experience to satisfy customers and build long-term relationships. A situation analysis covers an overview of the market and who the target customers are. Goals include customer satisfaction, reasonable prices, and meeting society's needs. Tactics will focus on building trust while preventing retailers from overcharging customers. The strategy emphasizes a customer-focused culture and sustainable sales growth. Communication strategies include social media, advertising, and sales representatives.
MARKETING MANAGEMENT – DEFINITION AND CONCEPTSundar B N
This document provides an overview of marketing management and key concepts in marketing. It defines marketing management as the process of planning, executing, and managing conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of goods and services to create value for customers. The document outlines several concepts in marketing including production, product, selling, marketing, societal, and holistic concepts. It provides examples to illustrate each concept and concludes with a brief discussion of the evolving nature of marketing.
The document discusses brand positioning, which is designing a company's image and value in relation to competitors so that customers understand what the company stands for. Positioning is what is done to the customer's mind, not the product. It provides examples of how brands like Mercedes-Benz and Rolex are positioned as prestigious. Positioning a brand requires deciding on the target consumer, main competitors, similarities and differences to competitors. Effective positioning is customer-based, competitive by being distinct and sustainable, and enhances the company's profile. Steps include identifying competitors, determining important attributes, perceptions of competitors and the brand, and the ideal brand image.
This document provides guidance on creating a brand identity blueprint. It discusses establishing a brand positioning statement, defining the brand vision and values, crafting a value proposition, and outlining the brand personality. The blueprint also involves identifying how the brand differentiates itself and establishes its language. Conducting a situational analysis through PESTLE, SWOT, and consumer insights allows the brand to determine its key issues and objectives. Finally, the document outlines guidelines for building a brand through consistent delivery of its promise across all touchpoints and creating a competitive advantage.
This document discusses key concepts in brand communication and strategy. It defines branding as the process of creating a unique name and image for a product through consistent advertising. A brand is a distinguishing symbol used to differentiate a product from competitors. An effective brand strategy involves understanding target customers and integrating consistent messaging and visuals across all marketing materials. Maintaining a recognizable brand voice, logo, and tagline over time builds a strong brand image in customers' minds.
The document provides an overview of digital marketing and content marketing strategies. It discusses key concepts like defining goals and metrics, identifying target audiences, creating different types of content, and measuring performance. Content marketing tactics include focusing on quality content, addressing pain points, optimizing content for mobile, and using various content formats and channels for distribution. Copywriting strategies involve crafting headlines, bullet points, and body copy that highlight problems and solutions to attract and persuade prospective customers."
Young marketers elite 2 - Segmentation & Brand Equity - Van Khai - Mai BangMai Bằng
This document discusses segmentation and brand equity. It begins by defining segmentation as identifying clearly identifiable groups within a market based on common characteristics. It discusses why segmentation is important for designing targeted marketing strategies. It then provides examples of how to segment markets based on demographics, behaviors, needs, and other factors. It introduces a new "cell segmentation" model to show how markets can further divide into new segments over time as needs evolve. The document then defines brand equity as the value added to a product by its brand name and discusses Aaker's model of how brand equity generates value for customers and companies. It provides examples of how to measure brand equity using variables related to brand awareness, perceptions, loyalty, and other factors. In the end
1) Brand activation involves creating marketing interactions between consumers and brands to help consumers better understand and accept brands as part of their lives.
2) It is important to emotionally connect brands with consumers at the right time, place, and way to motivate consumer commitment.
3) Benefits of brand activation include conveying positioning, supporting ad claims, increasing brand salience, and eliciting customer insights.
The document provides an overview of a branding project conducted for Retalix by Designit. It describes the 5 phases of the project: 1) Discovery through interviews and research, 2) Developing brand strategy including values, vision, and architecture, 3) Creating messaging and positioning, 4) Developing visual identity including logo, and 5) Implementing the brand internally and externally. The branding process helped improve Retalix's perception internally and externally and strengthened their position enough that when they were acquired by NCR, the acquirer preferred to maintain the Retalix brand.
The document discusses repositioning of products due to changing customer needs, market competition, and other factors. It outlines a four-phased approach to brand repositioning: determining the current brand status, identifying what the brand stands for today, developing brand positioning platforms for future growth, and refining the brand positioning. It also discusses product spacing and market spacing to identify the optimal new position for a product. Customer feedback is evaluated after repositioning to further improve the brand.
This document discusses how to build a million dollar brand. It begins by defining what a brand is, noting that a brand is defined by a customer's overall perception of a business. It emphasizes that branding is about more than just logos or advertisements - it involves building consistency across all customer touchpoints. The document then provides tips for how to build a brand, such as determining the target audience, establishing a brand mission statement, researching competition to find ways to differentiate, outlining key qualities and benefits, and creating a memorable logo and brand expressions. The overall message is that building a strong brand takes an ongoing process of crafting the right image and experience for customers.
The document provides guidance on developing strong brands and brand strategies. It discusses the importance of understanding customers, competitors, and business strategy. Effective brand strategies are based on powerful customer segmentation and in-depth knowledge of customer motivations. Building brand equity requires creating differential effects in customers' responses through positive brand associations. Past branding efforts provide a strategic bridge to future success by shaping customer perceptions and experiences with the brand.
The document provides guidance on developing strong brands and brand strategies. It discusses the importance of understanding customers, competitors, and business strategy. Effective brand strategies are based on powerful customer segmentation and in-depth knowledge of customer motivations. Building brand equity requires creating differential effects in consumer response through brand knowledge, associations, and relationships. Measuring brand performance allows marketers to improve and leverage existing brand equity over time through strategic brand management.
The document discusses branding strategies that companies can use to build their brand. It defines a brand as a name, symbol, or feature that distinguishes a company's goods or services in the marketplace. The key branding strategies discussed are having a clear purpose, maintaining consistency in messaging and appearance, appealing to customers' emotions, balancing flexibility to change with maintaining consistency, involving employees, building customer loyalty, and maintaining awareness of competitors. The overall purpose of branding strategies is to distinguish a company's products and build economic value for both customers and the brand owners.
How to Build Brands That Win CustomersBryan Specht
Bryan Specht is the president of Olson Engage in Chicago and leverages years of experience in brand building to help clients. He outlines that brand building is a process of communicating a product or service's value to users and deals with consumer perceptions. The five steps to building a brand are: defining the brand's strengths and value; positioning it as unique; exposing the brand through various media over time; personalizing the brand so customers feel ownership; and regularly reviewing the brand to keep it current as the market changes.
The document discusses marketing strategies such as relationship marketing, permission marketing, experiential marketing, and one-to-one marketing. It then provides examples of how brands like Victoria's Secret and Amazon utilize these strategies effectively. The document also prompts readers to consider how well products capitalize on their full capabilities and benefits through after marketing efforts.
It’s not enough to find and create a product that people want to buy; you also have to present this product in a way that makes people DESIRE IT and MAKE THE PURCHASE.
Marketing involves identifying and satisfying customer needs profitably. It encompasses the 7Ps - product, price, place, promotion, people, process, and physical evidence. Developing an effective marketing strategy requires understanding customers and coordinating the 7Ps through a planning process. The strategy is then implemented through a specific action plan that is constantly revised based on ongoing research and progress.
Empowerment through Enterprise - sales and marketing, the engine and the energycaniceconsulting
This document provides guidance on branding and marketing for small businesses. It discusses developing a brand story and defining the target market. Key aspects of branding covered include coming up with a name, choosing colors, building credibility, and creating consistent branding across all marketing materials. The document also distinguishes between marketing and sales, emphasizing that marketing is long-term relationship building while sales focuses on individual transactions. It provides tips on digital marketing tools like websites, social media, and email marketing to promote small businesses.
Brand management provides benefits to both buyers and sellers. For buyers, brands help reduce purchase risk and time by aiding product identification and quality evaluation. For sellers, brands help differentiate products, create brand loyalty to stabilize market share, and potentially allow premium pricing. Brand equity is the value provided by brand recognition and impressions. It is developed through all customer touchpoints and communications over time. Managing brand equity helps drive revenue growth and competitive advantage. Effective brand positioning involves communicating distinct attributes to occupy a unique place in customers' minds.
Corantor is a hi-tech global company with a traditionally low profile. Until recently, if you asked anyone if he knew the corantor brand name, the like hood was that he would say yes. However, he might not have known what Corantor provides in the way of its total product range, and might have associated the brand name and company with traditional technology.
The "Let's Make Things Better" global brand campaign has raised the corantor profile, and provided it with a more focused and distinctive personality.
From your point of view, what did corantor do to build its strong Brand and be well known by every one?
Not every product is a Brand. And your company has a lot of products to sell. Tell a success story from inside your company about turning, building, re-launching a brand what are the steps that were used towards this brand, or launch a new brand in to the market. And mention from your point of view and with understanding of the branding cycle what is/are the thing(s) that your company were missing that made this brand failing in the market, and what was the problem, and how did your company do to re-brand or re-launch it and made it a successful brand and be able to compete successfully in the market.
The debate about which to brand first the company or its brands, from your point of view supported by examples which comes first and why.
Also, tell us about your company and its Brands.
What did your company do to brand itself and what did it do to brand its products, and what are the positive things and negative things for branding itself first and if branding its products first.
Marketing involves identifying and meeting human and social needs through goods, services, events, experiences, organizations, and more. It analyzes core concepts like needs, wants, and demands - including stated, real, unstated, delight, and secret needs as well as positive, negative, nonexistent, latent, declining, irregular, full, and unwholesome demands. Effective marketing tasks include developing strategies, gaining insights, connecting with customers, building brands, shaping offerings, delivering value, communicating value, and creating long-term growth through people, processes, programs, and performance. There is debate around whether marketing creates new needs or merely satisfies existing ones.
Marketing Plan is extremely important for any business. Planning your advertising techniques, your social media presence, SWOT analysis and every other strategy is part of marketing plan. Go through the slides to know more.
The document provides guidance on creating a successful marketing plan for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs). It outlines a six-step SOSTAC model (Situation, Objectives, Strategy, Tactics, Actions, Control) for developing a marketing plan. The first step involves analyzing the company's current situation through market research. The second step is to define measurable marketing and sales objectives. The third step is to determine the target audience and create a clear brand identity. The document provides tips for each step of the planning process to help SMEs effectively spend their marketing budgets.
This document summarizes key concepts about branding on the web from a lecture. It defines branding and discusses the importance of developing brand identity, equity, and uniformity online. It notes challenges like protecting brands from misuse as information spreads quickly online. The document outlines best practices for building successful brands, including choosing brand elements, developing a brand strategy in steps, and maintaining consistency. It emphasizes the importance of differentiation, relevance and perceived value in online branding.
There are several methods discussed for measuring brand equity:
1. Outcome-based approaches that measure outcomes like customer recommendations or price premiums customers are willing to pay.
2. Utility-based approaches that measure the scale and nature of utility the brand delivers to customers.
3. Brand Dynamics measures presence, relevance, performance, advantage, and bond.
4. Keller's CBBE model measures brand salience, performance/imagery, judgments/feelings, and resonance.
5. Equity Builder measures healthy brands' resistance to competitors and responsiveness to own marketing.
1. Continuous Commerce is a strategy to build brand loyalty and drive sales through continuously meeting and exceeding consumer expectations at all points of interaction with the brand.
2. It involves understanding consumer needs through personas and customer journeys, designing experiences across channels to exceed their needs, and winning demand through paid, owned and earned media to drive commerce and create advocates.
3. The goal is to turn first purchases into profitable long-term customer relationships through maximizing consumer value at each touchpoint.
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts and strategies. It discusses the importance of marketing for any business to generate sales and profits. It defines marketing as a transaction for profit and explains the difference between transactional marketing, which focuses on one-time sales, and relationship marketing, which aims to cultivate loyal, repeat customers through good customer service and word-of-mouth advertising. The document also outlines the key elements of developing a marketing plan, including understanding customer needs through market research, analyzing competitors, defining the marketing mix of product, price, place and promotion, and setting a budget and timeline for marketing strategies.
Selling within the Entrepreneurial VentureKen Merbler
The document provides tips and guidance for entrepreneurs on sales and the sales process within a startup venture. It discusses the importance of sales for new businesses and defines the typical sales process as involving lead generation, qualification, needs identification, proposal development, negotiation, delivery, and follow-up. Specific tips are offered for each step of the process, emphasizing preparation, developing client relationships and understanding needs, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
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Cutting-Edge Digital Marketing: Latest Strategies and Channels for SuccessMuhammad Talha Rafiq
Explore the cutting-edge strategies and channels in digital marketing with this detailed presentation by Muhammad Talha Rafiq. Designed for marketers, entrepreneurs, and business owners, this SlideShare delves into the various facets of digital marketing, offering practical insights and actionable tips to enhance your online presence and connect with your target audience effectively.
Key Sections Covered:
Introduction to Digital Marketing: Understand the fundamentals and importance of digital marketing in today’s business landscape.
Digital Marketing Channels: Detailed exploration of key channels including SEO, SEM, email marketing, social media optimization (SMO), social media marketing (SMM), content marketing, affiliate marketing, and influencer marketing.
SEO (Search Engine Optimization): Learn the techniques to improve your website’s ranking and drive organic traffic.
SEM (Search Engine Marketing): Discover how to leverage paid advertising for instant visibility and traffic.
Email Marketing: Strategies for crafting effective email campaigns that yield high ROI.
Social Media Optimization (SMO) and Marketing (SMM): Best practices for optimizing and advertising on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
Content Marketing: Creating and distributing valuable content to attract and retain your target audience.
Affiliate Marketing: Understand the process of earning commissions by promoting other companies' products.
Influencer Marketing: Leveraging influencers to boost your brand’s reach and credibility.
Additional Insights:
Copywriting vs. Content Writing: Differences and purposes of copywriting and content writing in digital marketing.
Email Marketing Journey: Workflow for achieving maximum results from email campaigns.
Real-World Examples: Case studies and examples to illustrate successful digital marketing strategies.
Stay ahead of the curve by mastering these digital marketing techniques and elevating your brand’s online presence. This presentation is a valuable resource for anyone looking to thrive in the digital marketing arena.
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2. Your Presenters: Peter McCullagh
Peter has had over 35 years working across a variety of mainstream media including: Television, Newspaper,
Radio, Magazine, and Web and Social Media. This experience allows Peter to recognise the strengths of each
advertising medium as well as identifying their weaknesses and consequently plan in an unbiased manner the
best marketing campaign for your business.
For the last two years, Peter has applied his knowledge and expertise to the Cairns market while working with
Southern Cross Austereo.
3. • Understanding Branding
• The 4 Step Process
• Key Steps to Building a Positive Brand
• Discovery – its all about knowing
• Questions
TODAY’S AGENDA
4. UNDERSTANDING BRANDING
Branding
The process involved in creating a unique name and image for a product / service /
business in the consumers' mind, mainly through advertising campaigns with a
consistent theme.
Branding aims to establish a significant and differentiated presence in the market that
attracts and retains loyal customers.
5. THE 4 STEP PROCESS
The 4 Step Process is designed to strengthen business brands while delivering better
and measurable advertising results.
Step 1 Identify your Brand
Step 2 Deconstruct and Identify the Key Elements
Step 3 Strategize
Step 4 Execute
6. STEP 1 – IDENTIFY YOUR BRAND
Take the time to review and snapshot in a very succinct manner the core value you would
like customers to have as a lasting memory and legacy of your business.
The burgers are better….
Thank you Mr…….
Just do it…
There are some things money can’t buy. For everything else there’s………
The ultimate driving machine……
7. STEP 1 – IDENTIFY YOUR BRAND
CASE STUDY
Fast Fit Batteries
Mulgrave Road, Cairns
“Fast Fit Batteries – our name says it all…”
8. STEP 2 – DECONSTRUCT AND IDENTIFY THE KEY ELEMENTS
Fracture your brand
Identify the key elements that your customers and potential customers should recognize about your brand.
These elements allow customers to build a value proposition about your business and build a strong and
lasting brand recognition
These elements can be your range, service, price, location.
“Branding aims to establish a significant and differentiated
presence in the market that attracts and retains loyal
customers.”
9. STEP 2 – DECONSTRUCT AND IDENTIFY THE KEY ELEMENTS
CASE STUDY
Fast Fit Batteries – Mulgrave Road, Cairns
“Fast Fit Batteries – our name says it all…”
• Retail battery shop stocking a wide range of leading battery brands
• Wholesale battery business offering prompt service and follow-up, with a wide range of leading battery
brands
• 24/7 365 day a year fast mobile battery service – within the hour
• Free battery health check conducted in store
• Professional service from trained staff
10. STEP 3 – STRATEGIZE
How will I make my customers and potential customers aware of my brand?
• Product
• Price
• Service
• Range
• Location
• Unique offering
• VALUE PROPOSITION
11. STEP 3 – STRATEGIZE
Value Proposition
A value proposition is a business or marketing statement that a company uses to
summarize why a consumer should buy a product or use a service.
This statement convinces a potential consumer that
one particular product or service will add more value or
better solve a problem than another similar offering.
A value proposition changes the relationship from an
exchange of product for money to a relationship where
the product or service is seen to be greater in value
than the monetary terms.
12. STEP 3 – STRATEGIZE
CASE STUDY
Fast Fit Batteries – Mulgrave Road, Cairns
“Fast Fit Batteries – our name says it all…”
• Campaign – 24/7 Mobile battery service
• Not special offer driven
• No price point
• Convenient and fast
• From Ellis Beach to Gordonvale, if you have a battery problem, we’ll be there within
the hour….. Fast Fit Batteries – Our name says it all.
13. STEP 4 – EXECUTE
How do I take my offering to the market?
What mediums will I use to convey the message?
What budget will I allocate?
How do I measure the results of this campaign?
14. STEP 4 – EXECUTE
CASE STUDY
Fast Fit Batteries – Mulgrave Road, Cairns
“Fast Fit Batteries – our name says it all…”
• Campaign – 24/7 Mobile battery service
• Not driven by a special offer
• No price point
• Convenient and fast
• From Ellis Beach to Gordonvale, if you have
a battery problem, we’ll be there within the
hour….. Fast Fit Batteries – Our name says
it all.
15. STEP 4 – EXECUTE
CASE STUDY
Fast Fit Batteries – Mulgrave Road, Cairns
“Fast Fit Batteries – our name says it all…”
• Campaign – 5 minutes can save you hours of
inconvenience
• Special offer attached to a FREE battery health
check
• Even if you do not need a new battery you will
receive a $20 voucher to use when you do need
a replacement battery.
16. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
1. Define your Brand
Review it and review it again.
- What do you feel your brand or business stands for
- Identify your brands position in the market
- Clearly identify the emotional and rational needs of your customers
17. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
1. Define your Brand
Your brand should primarily do three things
i. Promote and build your business
ii. Connect with customers and potential customers
iii. Differentiate you in the market
18. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
2. Consider your Brand as a Person
Your brand should be a living and breathing entity, not inanimate, but rather as you would see
your children, you want to:
- Mould them
- Develop them
- Give them the best opportunity in life, so too with your brand.
19. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
3. Aim to Build Long Term Relationships with your Customers
- Take the time to build your brand - layer upon layer
- Develop it over a period of time
- Reflect upon the strength of your brand
as it builds over time
20. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
4. Speak to your Customers in a Constant Tone of Voice
We build our brand in the minds of our customers when we present consistent messages in the
same tone of voice.
- Reflect upon the tone we wish for our businesses
- Ensure this tone is reflected across all contacts with our customers
21. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
5. Build Consistency of Brand
- Message through Variety BUT within a Clearly Recognised Identity
22. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
6. Take a stand
- Stand for something you believe in and reflect it in
your branding
23. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
7. Be Unique
Reflect who YOU are, not who you want
people to think you are
- Do not copy the big players or the
national brands
- Create an identity that reflects the
essence of your brand, who you are,
and what you do
24. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
8. Be Brand Conscience in ALL Communication
with Customers
25. KEY STEPS TO BUILDING A POSITIVE BRAND
9. Branding is More than Logos on
Cards and Signs…
- EVERY touchpoint is an opportunity
to build your brand and brand value
26. DISCOVERY – IT’S ALL ABOUT KNOWING
Do you know the following about your business?
What are the strongest points to your business?
What do you feel are the exclusive advantages of your business?
Disadvantages
Who are your major competitors?
What are the weaknesses of your competition?
What are the strengths of your competition?
Who are your customers?
Peak periods of your business week/ month/ year
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