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Brand Building Online

Your brand represents numerous intangible aspects of your product or service. It is a marriage of perceptions and feelings about quality, image, and status. Because of its wide reach, the Internet is a very cost-effective way to brand. Brand building online focuses on creating in the minds of web-surfers the perception that yours is a unique product or service.
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September 24, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

Radical changes in buyer behavior, fueled by the ever-increasing demands on people’s time, are significantly altering how companies engage with customers and prospects. With traditional forms of advertising becoming increasingly ineffective for brand-building, content marketing [Read More]

September 4, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

Ask most businesspeople how alpha companies — businesses that dominate their industry or product category — earn top-dog position, and they’ll probably list things like competitive pricing, customer service, quality products, being the first to [Read More]

August 25, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

A brand communication strategy is essential, and over the past decade especially, it’s been a well-hyped trend for businesses large and small. But here’s the irreverent truth: The branding craze is also a gimmick and [Read More]

July 30, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

Every action you take positions your brand and defines your reputation, whether you intend it to or not. So how can a growing business proactively maintain a consistent brand identity both offline and online without [Read More]

July 14, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

Thirty–six years ago, astronomer Frank Drake sent humankind’s first deliberate communication to our interstellar neighbors. We’re still waiting for a reply. Marketers have it so much easier: They need only browse the Web to catch [Read More]

June 6, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

Ask most businesspeople how Alpha companies — businesses that dominate their industry or product category — earn top-dog position, and they’ll probably list things like competitive pricing, customer service, quality products, being the first to [Read More]

May 21, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

They’re everywhere. No longer a flourish seen only on the fringes of society, tattoos are showing up in unexpected places — on unexpected people. These anatomical imprints, says strategic brand management expert Karen Post, are [Read More]

May 12, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

In his book According to Kotler, Philip Kotler, a professor of international marketing at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, employs a question-and-answer format to plow through clearly organized sections and subsections of information on [Read More]

May 12, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

In today’s fast-paced world, many business owners view their customers as widgets on an assembly line. They move them through the line, take their money, and make way for the next one. That is no [Read More]

May 12, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Brand Building Online

In a world of knockoffs, counterfeits, and pirated intellectual property, consumers are hyperaware of fakes. And their nose for the ersatz isn’t limited to the purchase; it extends to the entire marketplace experience. Whether they’re [Read More]

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