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Christa Pusateri, PresidentHook Marketing & Design

HookMD.com

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Agenda

What Is Branding?

Top 10 Brand Blunders of All Timeo Introductions and overview of the workshop – 10

MinoBrand Identity, Assets & Collateral -15 MinoBrainstorming Ideas, Resources and Mind Maps -

15 MinoBreak- 10 MinoCreative Group Collaboration – Take 10 minutes per

member to brainstorm the brand (40-50 Minutes)oPromoting Your Brand – High Level Overview of

Marketing, PR and Social Media Basics (10 Minutes)oWrap Up & Your Next Steps (Homework) – 10 min

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Goals & Elements of Branding

1. Get Attention

2. Be Memorable

3. Engage

4. Build Trust

5. Gain Loyalty

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Brand Perception

Branding, Advertising &

Promotion

MediaRepresentation

Internal Stakeholder Perceptions

External Stakeholder Perceptions

Your BrandYour brand is made up of

perceptions created by you, customers, employees, media and outside influencers.

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Mind Map the Elements

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Branding Basics

Your Brand

What You DO•Products/Services•Processes•Problem solving•Networking•Actions•Culture•Management Style•Events•Behavior•Policies•Associations •Sponsorships•Community Service•Social Networking•Business Etiquette•Eye Contact•Hand Shake

What You SAY•Name•Messaging•Slogan•Scripts•Language•Vocabulary•Tone•Personality• Internal Communications•Web Content•Advertising Copy•Blogging•Social Networking •PR•Email Etiquette

How You LOOK• Identity•Logo•Typefont•Colors•Photography• Illustrations•Characters•Elements •Collateral (Business Cards, Letterhead, Envelopes, Note Cards)

•Clothing•Hairstyle•Vehicle•Advertising•Website•Email Signatures• Invoices• Internal Documents•Marketing Materials•Signage•Office/Retail Space• Interior Design•Promotional Items

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Critical Components of Your Brand Design

LOGO

IdentityCollateral

MessagingSlogan

Elements/Assets

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Minding Your Brand

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Brand Brainstorming

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Brand Evolution

Source: Logopedia.com

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Psychology of Your Branding Choices

Source: TheLogoCo.netSource: thelogocompany.net/blog/infographics/psychology-color-logo-design/

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Typography

Source: j6design.com.au/ClientArea/Choosetherightfont

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Branding Process

Define

•Target Audience(s)•Competitive advantage(s)•Descriptive words•Vision, Goals, Mission

Research

•Thesaurus.com – Find associated words meanings, Wikipedia.com•Google Image Search•Competitor websites, marketing materials•Magazines, Newspapers, Direct Mail•Client websites•Social Media•Ask key stakeholders•Stock Photo Sites•Free Font Sites

Create

•Brand Tacklebox (Critical Elements)•Messaging •Standards•Templates•Brand Story

Communicate

• Marketing Materials• Online Profiles• Website• Email Marketing• Blogging/Social Media• Events• Sponsorships• Advertising

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Brainstorming Process

Source: http://www.comindwork.com/weekly/2012-05-28/productivity/brainstorming-process-diagram

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Brainstorming Questions

Your Brand

What You DO•What makes my product different?•What is my value proposition?•Why would clients buy from me?•Why wouldn’t they buy from me?•What are my best attributes?•What is my style?•What words would describe me?•Who do I want to be associated with?

•What do I want my customers to feel when they think about me?

•How do I want my employees/colleagues to feel?

•How do I get things done?•What events would reinforce my brand?

•What knowledge can I share?•How can I help others?•What interpersonal skills do I want to excel at?

•What one word do I want people to use when describing me?

What You SAY•Who am I trying to attract?•What do they need?•What do I want people to think when they hear my name?

•Do I want to be funny, conservative, serious, fun, romantic, special, envied, elite, professional, clever, conversational, corporate or other?

•What words describe my services/products?•What words describe my style?•What words describe my personality?•What words describe my communication style?•What senses do I want to appeal to? Sight, sound, touch, taste, smell

•What words are critical for employees to use?•What is my mission?•What is my Vision?•What topics are important to my target audiences?

•Does my vocabulary enhance my values and goals for my business?

How You LOOK•What image do I want to portray?

•What do I want people to think when they see my business/me?

•What images, photos, colors, fonts, characters, or other elements represent my brand?

•What are the most important ways I communicate with clients?

•What areas can I prioritize?•What do I like about my image?•What do I want to change about my image?

•What are the top three most visible parts of my business/product/service?

•Can I trademark my identity?•Does my appearance reflect my vision of success?

•Does my vehicle appearance reflect my brand and values?

•Does my website reflect the quality of my services or product?

•What animals could represent my brand?

•What creative ways can I portray my brand?

•What UNEXPECTED ways can I promote my brand?

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20 Bonus Brainstorming Questions

1. Why do you do what you do?

2. Does your story really define what you do?

3. What makes you, your product, service or business stand out?

4. What makes it blend in?

5. How is your product different?

6. How is your service special?

7. Are you delivering on your promise, original, unique, fastest, flexible, enduring, best?

8. Can you create a new market and do something that hasn’t been done before?

9. Can you reinvent something that’s already been done and do it better?

10. What do people care about right now?

11. What’s not selling today that might, if you marketed it in new ways tomorrow?

12. Could you produce something enduring, that’s scalable?

13. Is it possible to create scarcity?

14. How is your product compelling?

15. Is your name evocative?

16. Does your work start conversations?

17. If not how could you make that happen?

18. Are you giving people a sense of your purpose and values?

19. How does your product or service make people feel?

20. What’s your legacy?

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Resources

AutomateMobile, Online Note Taking: Evernote.com

Social Media Syndication: Hootsuite.comCreate Online MindMaps: MindMeister.comOnline Personal Brand Visualization: Visify.comTime Saving Tools/Apps: Google Chrome App Store

Learn More Brainstorming: Mindtools.com, WikipediaSocial Media: SocialMediaToday.comInbound Marketing: Hubspot.comAudio Library App: OverdriveBusiness Advice: Inc.com, Entrepreneur.com

DIY Logo Designers: TheLogoCo.net, Elance.com

Graphic Design: DesignCrowd.comFonts: FontSquirrel.com, Fontsforweb.com, abstractfonts.com (Google Free

Fonts)Website: Wordpress.com, WIX.com, WebsiteBox.comDesign/Layout: Microsoft Publisher, PowerpointWeb Tools: Google Chrome Apps

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Key Takeaways/Homework

1. Invest In Your Brand Define Your Own Identity Create Standards & Specifications Define Your Core Elements

2. Defend Your Brand Enforce Brand Standards Communicate throughout company Use templates for consistency Control communications

3. Consistently Review & Remodel

4. Your visual brand should be a unique, authentic and an attractive representation of you.

5. #MindYourOwnBrand or it will be created for you!

Christa [email protected]: 386.965.4817