So You Want to Build a Brand? Here's What You Need to Understand. - Inside Intercom
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So You Want to Build a Brand? Here's What You Need to Understand. - Inside Intercom
A brand is not an object. It’s not something you can simply define in words or pictures, put away and take out to reference every so often. A true brand is a living thing—like a person. A fusion of motivations and beliefs, personality and purpose, appearance and actions, that continually defines and reveals itself through every interaction and poin... See more
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Natalie Audelo added
What is a brand?
Firstly, here is what it is not…
: A logo
: A product
: A fancy office
The best definition I ever heard is this…
A brand is the most valuable piece of real estate in the world: a corner of someone’s mind.
In reality, a brand only ever exists in the minds of customers.
And there’s a further nuance.
A brand’s value isn’t determined solely by ... See more
Firstly, here is what it is not…
: A logo
: A product
: A fancy office
The best definition I ever heard is this…
A brand is the most valuable piece of real estate in the world: a corner of someone’s mind.
In reality, a brand only ever exists in the minds of customers.
And there’s a further nuance.
A brand’s value isn’t determined solely by ... See more
lili added
A brand is not ‘a logo’, nor is it even strictly ‘design’. A brand is an experience, a feeling, a sense and a vibration that oozes out of every interaction (however fleeting) between your business and a prospective client.
Liam Veitch • Stop Thinking Like a Freelancer
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Brent Beshore, on Brands:
Most people think brands are made up of logos and slogans, but here's another way to think about it: "A brand is the range of expected outcomes you can expect from any company or person... What you can count on, rely on, and plan around."
It's a set of expectations people have when they interact with you. I like th... See more
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Brandy Cerne and added
A brand is not a logo. A brand is not a corporate identity system. It’s a person’s gut feeling about a product, service, or company. Because it depends on others for its existence, it must become a guarantee of trustworthy behavior. Good branding makes business integral to society and creates opportunity for everyone, from the chief executive to th... See more
Marty Neumier • The Brand Gap: How to Bridge the Distance Between Business Strategy and Design
Mike Renaud and added
- BRAND, BRAND, BRAND Today’s economy requires business leaders to create positive memories for customers and partners, like Mackey has, or customers will turn to a competitor in search of a better experience. Whole Foods shoppers are loyal and believe they are embracing a healthy and socially conscious lifestyle by shopping at the stores. If you wan