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7 Ways to Improve Your Brand: #7 Thought Leadership

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You are an expert at what you do. Your company is different (and better) than the other organizations in your space. You know more about your industry, and your services provide better solutions than the other options. Everyone would pick your company if they just knew more about you.

For information on these strategies, check out these Razor Branding Blogs:

And for everyday branding tips follow Jaci Russo on Twitter: @jacirusso

7 Ways to Improve Your Brand: #6 Content Creation

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The Strategic Brand Plan is the blueprint for all of your marketing efforts. Would you ever consider building a house without a blueprint? Then you also should not consider building your marketing efforts without a strategic brand plan.

For information on these strategies, check out these Razor Branding Blogs:

And for everyday branding tips follow Jaci Russo on Twitter: @jacirusso

7 Ways to Improve Your Brand in 2020: #5 Strategic Brand Plan

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The Strategic Brand Plan is the blueprint for all of your marketing efforts. Would you ever consider building a house without a blueprint? Then you also should not consider building your marketing efforts without a strategic brand plan.

For information on these strategies, check out these Razor Branding Blogs:

And for everyday branding tips follow Jaci Russo on Twitter: @jacirusso

7 Ways to Improve Your Brand in 2020: #4 Touchpoints

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First, what is a touchpoint? This is everywhere that your brand identity or logo appears, everything that contains your message, and every place that your target audience can come in contact with your organization. So, that’s basically everything.

For information on these strategies, check out these Razor Branding Blogs:

And for everyday branding tips follow Jaci Russo on Twitter: @jacirusso

7 Ways to Improve Your Brand in 2020: #3 Points of Differentiation

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This week we are talking about Points of Differentiation. When I work with companies, this is the topic we spend a lot of time really digging into because it is so important. If you look and sound just like everyone else, and if your products appear to be just like everyone else, and if your organization is just like everyone else – then people are going to choose everyone else. If you don’t have a specific thing that makes you different and that makes you better, then why in the world would anyone choose you?

For information on these strategies, check out these Razor Branding Blogs:

And for everyday branding tips follow Jaci Russo on Twitter: @jacirusso

7 Ways to Improve Your Brand in 2020: #2 Specific Message

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Very few things in life are actually “one size fits all”. Someone ends up with something that’s a little too big and someone else ends up with it being a little too small. When it comes to building a brand, it’s even more extreme. Instead of just being a little too big or a little too small, if you are using a general “one size fits all” message you are guaranteeing that the message will connect with no one. That is a lot of wasted time, money, resources, and effort.

For information on these strategies, check out these Razor Branding Blogs:

And for everyday branding tips follow Jaci Russo on Twitter: @jacirusso

Expect an ROI When You Invest in Your Brand

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I had the great pleasure of being in the Superdome for the Saints game yesterday for their game against San Francisco for the top of the NFC. I was surprised to see that the Fan Impact Play was sponsored by Waitr, a food delivery service that went public at the end of 2018 and less than a year later is about to have its stock delisted for trading below $1 per share (they’ve lost almost $900M in value). So, for investors, football isn’t the only thing providing high blood pressure in the Superdome. I can’t imagine how upset their shareholders must be to sit in that dome and watch that logo go up on the big screen as their stock goes down.

For information on these strategies, check out these Razor Branding Blogs:

And for everyday branding tips follow Jaci Russo on Twitter: @jacirusso

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