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Brian Lischer
2 years
There are 2 sides to every successful business: 1. A solid customer base 2. A solid team There are also 2 sides to every successful BRAND: 1. A strong customer brand 2. A strong employer brand Building a better team starts with improving your employer brand.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Great brands are equal parts science and art: The science? Things like research, strategy, and logic šŸ”¬ The art? Creativity, design, and emotion šŸŽØ The brands you’ve never heard of? They’re the ones who thought they could do one part without the other.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Your brand is one of your business’s most valuable assets. But many people couldn’t actually define ā€œbrandā€ if you asked them to. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering ā€œJust what is a brand, anyway?ā€ this blog post is for you. https://t.co/KwsFwMVte7
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A brand is the way a company or product is perceived. Find out how you can put your brand to work for the growth of your business.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Your brand's number one threat isn't the competition. It isn't an uncertain economy. Or the rise of AI. Your brand's number one threat: A lack of focus. A focused brand is a relevant brand. And relevant brands are successful brands.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
5 habits that are killing your brand: 1. Assuming you know what customers want. 2. Not auditing your competitors. 3. Failing to differentiate your messaging. 4. Focusing on features instead of benefits. 5. Losing focus and chasing trends.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
5 branding books every marketer should read: 1. ā€œDesigning Brand Identityā€ by Alina Wheeler 2. ā€œThe Brand Gapā€ by Marty Neumeier 3. ā€œStart with Whyā€ by Simon Sinek 4. ā€œPositioningā€ by Al Ries and Jack Trout 5. ā€œThe 22 Immutable Laws of Brandingā€ by Al Ries and Laura Ries
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Brian Lischer
2 years
What most employers think company culture is: • Ping pong tables šŸ“ • Bean bag chairs šŸŖ‘ • Free pizza šŸ• What company culture *actually* is: • Clearly defining your core values 🧭 • Communicating them across your organization šŸ“£ • Using them to drive hiring and firing šŸ‘Øā€šŸ’»
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Famous last words: "Our products are so good, they don't need branding."
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Brian Lischer
2 years
New customers are great. Repeat customers are better. But the best customer? The one who tells their friends about you. Great brands transform: New Customers āž”ļø Repeat Customers āž”ļø Brand Ambassadors
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Brian Lischer
2 years
A strong brand can be transformational: It can transform a product into an experience. A company into a community. And a customer into a lifelong advocate. How has branding transformed your business?
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Learn how brand architecture can bring clarity to your business, helping you market, sell, and grow more efficiently. https://t.co/U6Z9V3Zl20
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Discover how brand architecture can clarify your business structure, improve marketing results, and drive revenue growth.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Sorry but your brand’s ideal customer can’t be ā€œeveryoneā€ šŸŒŽ Successful brands are focused brands šŸ”Ž Identify the customer with a problem your brand is uniquely suited to solve šŸŽÆ Ask them what keeps them up at night Then work like hell to the brand they can’t live without šŸ˜
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@BrianLischer
Brian Lischer
2 years
Building a business ≠ Building a brand A business is the products or services you sell. A brand is the way people feel about those things. Want to grow your business? Start by improving your brand.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Great brands start with great stories. And great stories have 3 basic ingredients: 1. Conflict (Identify your customer's central challenge) 2. Resolution (Provide a unique solution) 3. Emotion (Frame the solution in terms of emotions, not facts) What's your brand's story?
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Branding isn't about being the best at something. It's about being the most relevant. When your customer goes to make a purchase, is it *your* brand that comes to mind? Or is it the other guy's? That's the true test of a brand.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
The most important thing to know about branding is simple: People don’t make decisions based on facts. We make them based on emotions. Want to build a better brand? Appeal your to customers’ hearts. Before you appeal to their heads.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Brands aren't meant to last forever. Just as your customers' needs change. Your brand should change as well. Think about how different the market is today. Versus just a few years ago. Now think about your brand. Has it changed along with it?
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@BrianLischer
Brian Lischer
2 years
How to fail as a brand: 1. Break your brand promise 😠 2. Become irrelevant in customers' minds 🄱 3. Do the same thing as the other guy šŸ‘Æ 4. Don't adapt šŸ¦• 5. Chase trendsšŸƒ Trust, relevance, differentiation, agility, authenticity. 5 qualities that make or break a brand.
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@BrianLischer
Brian Lischer
2 years
Powerful branding isn’t about the hard sell. It’s about being human and relatable. The best way to make your brand human and relatable? With an authentic brand personality. In this blog post, we take a look at the power of brand personality. https://t.co/vqbwQ4ikkI
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Learn how brand personality can boost brand awareness, drive competitive differentiation, and bolster brand loyalty.
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Brian Lischer
2 years
Brand awareness isn’t a binary state. It’s an evolution. Here’s how brand awareness evolves: 1. ā€œI’ve never heard of that brandā€ 2. ā€œThat brand looks familiarā€ 3. ā€œI remember that brandā€ 4. ā€œWhere can I find that brand?ā€ What are you doing to move your customers from 1 to 4?
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