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Define your brand purpose
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Create your brand identity
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Communicate your brand story
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Build your brand awareness
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Monitor your brand performance
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Launching a new product is an exciting and challenging opportunity to showcase your innovation and creativity. But it's also a crucial moment to establish a lasting brand identity that resonates with your target audience and differentiates you from your competitors. How can you create a memorable and consistent brand image that reflects your product's value proposition, personality, and story? Here are some tips to help you achieve this goal.
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1 Define your brand purpose
Before you design your product logo, slogan, packaging, or website, you need to have a clear vision of what your brand stands for, why it exists, and how it solves a problem or meets a need for your customers. Your brand purpose should be aligned with your product's mission, vision, and values, and communicate your unique selling proposition and competitive advantage. Your brand purpose should also inspire and connect with your customers on an emotional level, and motivate them to choose your product over others.
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- O'Sheyifunmi Iroko, CISM Digital Growth Lead
I totally agree that the mission & vision statements of the brand should be clearly defined at this stage, having your business and target audience in mind.
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2 Create your brand identity
Once you have your brand purpose, you can start creating your brand identity, which is the visual and verbal expression of your brand. Your brand identity includes elements such as your name, logo, color palette, typography, tone of voice, imagery, and style guide. These elements should work together to create a coherent and distinctive brand image that reflects your brand purpose and personality, and appeals to your target audience. Your brand identity should also be adaptable and scalable, so that it can be applied across different channels and platforms, and evolve with your product and market.
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There needs to be a brand book and the brand key. All elements for the tone of voice to the visual, imagery have to be tied to the mother brand for a strong brand recall.At all times there needs to be synergy in all the brand elements followed under different brands in the hierarchy.
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3 Communicate your brand story
Another way to establish a lasting brand identity is to communicate your brand story, which is the narrative that explains how your product came to be, what it does, and why it matters. Your brand story should be authentic, engaging, and relevant, and showcase your product's benefits and features, as well as your brand values and culture. Your brand story should also be consistent and cohesive, and delivered through different touchpoints and formats, such as your website, social media, blog, video, podcast, or press release.
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4 Build your brand awareness
To make your brand identity stick in your customers' minds, you need to build your brand awareness, which is the extent to which your customers recognize and recall your brand. You can increase your brand awareness by using various marketing strategies and tactics, such as SEO, content marketing, email marketing, social media marketing, influencer marketing, or paid advertising. You can also leverage word-of-mouth, referrals, testimonials, reviews, or user-generated content to boost your brand awareness and credibility. The key is to provide value, education, entertainment, or inspiration to your customers, and encourage them to interact with your brand and share their experiences.
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5 Monitor your brand performance
Finally, to establish a lasting brand identity, you need to monitor your brand performance, which is the measurement of how well your brand is achieving its goals and objectives. You can use various metrics and indicators, such as brand awareness, recognition, recall, preference, loyalty, advocacy, equity, or reputation, to evaluate your brand performance and identify your strengths and weaknesses. You can also use tools such as surveys, feedback forms, analytics, or social listening to collect and analyze data and insights from your customers and stakeholders. By monitoring your brand performance, you can track your progress, optimize your strategies, and improve your results.
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