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IS BRANDING

IMPORTANT
TO YOUR BUSINESS?
THESE FOLKS SAY 額掘皆
AND THESE GUYS 粥赫檎掘掘.
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1.Brand Loyalty
(Toilet Paper)

2. Perceived Value
(Lexus vs Hyundai)

3. Price

4. Expert in Field

5. Emotional
Connection

6. Line of Sight/
Tip of Tongue
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You decide what the end result will be.
Dont be afraid to think outside of the box.
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IMPLEMENT YOUR BRAND

EVERYWHERE
hold music on the phone
email/message board signatures
in store events
themed coupon codes/giveaways
packaging/store displays
(Trader Joe's vs Whole Foods)




   WE ARE AWESOME!
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PAGEMODO & NORTH SOCIAL
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BE an EXPERT @ #clothdiapers chat
KeepNetworking
-Find someone in a complimentary business
and work together

-Embrace the crunchy communities-
doulas, midwives, lactation consultants,
natural foods...we are everywhere!

-Work with your manufacturers/retailers to
further each other's reach
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SUMMING IT UP
Find your vibe/niche
Create a persona that encompasses everything
 thats important to you
Keep it consistent
Become an expert in your field
Use social media and networking to further your brand
Develop realistic goals and measure results often
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