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Branding
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Banks Slogans are Not Bank Brands
Differentiating products and services through advertising is common for many industries. Financial services marketers seem to be having a particularly tough time.
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Case Study; Brand Name Myth #133
Many experts, students of marketing and even business people believe that it is impossible build a brand name out of non-popular industry and that to try is simply a total waste of money.
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Designing a Brand for Your Business
Learn how to make your business a big name. The most crucial part of a branding is it will often be the first or only impression that you leave with most of your future clients.
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Company Logo Design: A Must Have Tool for Your Brand Identity
The article explains the importance of establishing a brand identity for a business and how a professionally designed company logo can elevate a business to the next level of success and take an organization head-to-head with larger competitors. It also provides a brief hint on the necessary attributes of a professional company logo.
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Visual Branding Keys To Make Your Business Memorable
Have you ever asked yourself why a competitor's business gets more attention than yours? The answer just may have to do with the elements that go into how memorable the business is. And that has to do with branding.
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The Package Goods Category Is a Battleground
Preference and margins cannot be found in product enhancements and efficacy —
these two improvements are simply the cost of doing business. In today’s crowded
market space your preference and margins stem directly from your brand.
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How to Brand a Small Business
Anyone who says you cannot brand a small business have never studied how Franchise Companies start and grow in their communities and then end up taking out the competition for regional domination.
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The Importance of Image in Business Communications
In the business world, image is everything. What happens if a business website is full of distracting images, out of date information, and copy that is full of spelling and grammatical errors? How do you establish trust with your customers? Through your words.
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Consider Branding
A brand sets you apart from your competition. Your brand can send multiple signals to people who then make judgements on you consciously and subliminally about you, your product or service. This then forms a basis of opinion. This instinctive process is what makes your brand so powerful. The key is to tap into what gives the customer the right reaction when presented with your brand.
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The Name Game: Part 2
This article is the second in a series of three that addresses best practices in corporate naming.
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