Seth's Blog : A branding exercise
Most people treat brand like frosting, a cosmetic layer you add right before launch to make things look polished.
But brand is the batter. It’s not decoration, it’s the foundation. It shows up in how you talk to customers, how your product feels, how your team makes decisions.
GREG ISENBERGx.comFar too often, we tend to think of branding as an executional activity—logos, colors, monikers—as opposed to an ideological exploration. That’s because our view of branding is far too narrow. Brands are signifiers that conjure up thoughts and feelings about a company, product, or entity, and they can unlock opportunities for leaders to catalyze col
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