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What
Makes a
Strong
Brand
your brand = what people
      think of you.
definition?
   It is the intangible sum of thoughts and
feelings about a particular company, service
                    or product.
It’s an identifiable entity that makes specific
                promises of value.
A company can steer how a brand is
perceived but never has full control.
benefits of a strong            brand
•   Adds value to a company
•   Requires less persuasion
•   Trust builds a lasting relationship
•   Cuts through marketplace clutter
•   Command a premium for it
•   Differentiation is easy
•   Bring on the merchandising contracts!
•   Perception of quality
How is it used?

Branding today is used to create emotional
 attachment to products and companies.

    Branding efforts create a feeling of
  involvement and an aura of intangible
  qualities that surround the brand name,
              mark, or symbol..
USP: UNIQUE SELLING
        PROPOSITION
   (or UVP: Unique Value Propostion)


This is your Main Competitive Advantage.

What’s yours? Come up with one, or a few.
Write them down. Chances are, your USP is
    YOU. You are the magic ingredient.
Two core elements

emotional value and practical value.

 Get these two right and your brand
                   will quickly grow.
BRAND VALUES
 Connect with customers. Relate to them.
 Change values to suit the changing times.

Believe in the values of the brand – how do
you do business? Are all your employees on
board? Are your values consistent through
             your organization?
What are your brand’s values?


  Come up with belief statements:

 Things you strive for and believe in
with authenticity and that will build the
      image you wish to create.
Who will these beliefs attract?
Match them with customer values you want
   to address with your brand. What is
 important to your customer? Are you on
      track with their value system?

  Just be careful about presumptions!
 Consider hiring a marketing company to
                 find out.
brand equity = what your brand
is worth and how you can
leverage it
How do you build equity?

With trust, consistency, and by paying
       attention. Never neglect!

Every exchange with your public is an
 opportunity to re-inforce your brand.
But
A brand can be damaged much quicker than it
can grow - four things that will quickly damage
your brand include:
• public safety or health issues
• Poor customer service (at any level)
• Obvious company financial difficulty
• Poor quality
Get the balance right and your business will go
from strength to strength.
brand positioning = where your
 brand sits in the mind of the
            market.
Where is your brand positioned?
Are you the Starbucks of your industry? The
  Tim Hortons? Or the funky shop on the
     corner that offers 8 different lattes?

 Don’t worry if this area is undefined for now.
    Over time your clients will give you the
 feedback to inform your place in the market.
 You can tweak your formula as needed until
you are satisfied that your image is in line with
  your intentions. Always listen! Take notice!
        Don’t be afraid to ask outright.
Imagine the results.

      Visualize “being there now”
Wouldn't it be nice to have people perceive you
     the way you want to be perceived?

Think about the elements that create the image
                  you desire.

           Engage them every day!!
                                     authentic brand
         and it will become second nature.
Strategy + design

     info@trellisconcepts.com

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Strong brand

  • 2. your brand = what people think of you.
  • 3. definition? It is the intangible sum of thoughts and feelings about a particular company, service or product. It’s an identifiable entity that makes specific promises of value.
  • 4. A company can steer how a brand is perceived but never has full control.
  • 5. benefits of a strong brand • Adds value to a company • Requires less persuasion • Trust builds a lasting relationship • Cuts through marketplace clutter • Command a premium for it • Differentiation is easy • Bring on the merchandising contracts! • Perception of quality
  • 6. How is it used? Branding today is used to create emotional attachment to products and companies. Branding efforts create a feeling of involvement and an aura of intangible qualities that surround the brand name, mark, or symbol..
  • 7. USP: UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION (or UVP: Unique Value Propostion) This is your Main Competitive Advantage. What’s yours? Come up with one, or a few. Write them down. Chances are, your USP is YOU. You are the magic ingredient.
  • 8. Two core elements emotional value and practical value. Get these two right and your brand will quickly grow.
  • 9. BRAND VALUES Connect with customers. Relate to them. Change values to suit the changing times. Believe in the values of the brand – how do you do business? Are all your employees on board? Are your values consistent through your organization?
  • 10. What are your brand’s values? Come up with belief statements: Things you strive for and believe in with authenticity and that will build the image you wish to create.
  • 11. Who will these beliefs attract? Match them with customer values you want to address with your brand. What is important to your customer? Are you on track with their value system? Just be careful about presumptions! Consider hiring a marketing company to find out.
  • 12. brand equity = what your brand is worth and how you can leverage it
  • 13. How do you build equity? With trust, consistency, and by paying attention. Never neglect! Every exchange with your public is an opportunity to re-inforce your brand.
  • 14. But A brand can be damaged much quicker than it can grow - four things that will quickly damage your brand include: • public safety or health issues • Poor customer service (at any level) • Obvious company financial difficulty • Poor quality Get the balance right and your business will go from strength to strength.
  • 15. brand positioning = where your brand sits in the mind of the market.
  • 16. Where is your brand positioned? Are you the Starbucks of your industry? The Tim Hortons? Or the funky shop on the corner that offers 8 different lattes? Don’t worry if this area is undefined for now. Over time your clients will give you the feedback to inform your place in the market. You can tweak your formula as needed until you are satisfied that your image is in line with your intentions. Always listen! Take notice! Don’t be afraid to ask outright.
  • 17. Imagine the results. Visualize “being there now” Wouldn't it be nice to have people perceive you the way you want to be perceived? Think about the elements that create the image you desire. Engage them every day!! authentic brand and it will become second nature.
  • 18. Strategy + design info@trellisconcepts.com