The faith people have in brands creates opportunity for those brands to become trusted advisors. In turn, this builds success by increasing the brand’s profile, letting it broaden its product offering and driving stronger customer loyalty.
Does it ever seem like the content you create falls flat on its face or that the leads you’re generating aren’t worth following up?
Advertising and branding are two of the most visible outputs of marketing, which is why getting them right is so important. However, too often the line between branding and advertising becomes blurred. This means advertising activity can be out of sync with brand, resulting in poor results for both functions.
As the world continues to grow and evolve, it’s more important than ever to build a strong brand that articulates your message clearly and consistently, stands out against the noise, and develops relevance with the people that matter. This makes managing your brand a key component to gaining cut-through and ultimately business success.
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The functionality of your product or service isn’t a competitive advantage. Often, it’s a core requirement and isn’t original.
Branding can be a powerful weapon in your sales arsenal. Your brand is what makes you unique and different to other providers in the marketplace. It can create lasting connections between an organisation and its audiences.
It may seem obvious, but it’s important CMOs focus on ensuring that everything they are communicating reinforces and underpins their brand. This leads to a ‘brand-led communications’ approach that helps ensure consistent communication is evident across all marketing channels.
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