
Learn the root of most misunderstanding surrounding the concept of branding.
Explore how branding is rooted in the mind, not the eye, through the Mingji concept—inscribe and remember an experience to define a brand.
This preview from "How To Personalize Your Brand" will help you get a greater understanding of branding, and your need to develop the personal properties of your brand!
Define a brand as a behavior, an expected and predictable behavior; it's how you act, what you say, and what your audience expects today and tomorrow.
Branding is a reputation shaped by the audience through experiences and touch points you provide. A brand is built by what people say across interactions, not by logos or products.
This video demonstrates the concept of "providing the pieces" to your audience.
A brand acts as a device and a shortcut, offering quick meaning in a noisy world by shaping behavior, reputation, and a relatable narrative through key touchpoints.
Discover four major causes of brand misalignment: imitating competitors under pressure, neglecting a global brand experience, breaking apart into internal silos, and letting personal personalities creep into the brand.
Take a light-hearted behind-the-scenes look at creating this course!
There is so much confusion about what a brand is!
The sad reality is most explanations of branding are incomplete or inaccurate! Even seasoned marketing pro's have a hard time explaining branding.
This is branding for the rest of us!
In this course you will get a full, complete, and memorable understanding of what branding really is.
By now we should all understand this: your brand is not your logo, nor is it your product, your product design, color palette, or business collateral. Your brand is much, much bigger than these visual assets, and it's the key to your business' longevity.
Presented by Everett Bowes, of We Talk Branding, a branding expert and best-selling Instructor, this 45-minute course is densely packed with insight and information!
Each lesson is short, downloadable, and features bullet points to make learning even easier.
Don't get left behind!
Do you have a complete definition of branding? Is your explanation of branding easy-to-understand, apply, and remember? If not, join us!
See you in class!!