I believe that without branding a business can not truly grow and expand. It is definitely an important marketing tool!
Branding: An Important Marketing Tool!
Posted by ChelseaLeigh under MarketingFrom http://canada.business2sell.com 3595 days ago
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Thanks for your comments, greatly appreciated.
In regards to your questions I am just wondering about the specifics. When you say 'green' are you saying 'new' to the branding concept?
3593 days ago
Overall branding is a representation of the business, if the business is a terrible business the branding won't really help. Everything coincides, but I find that there is no wrong road when it comes to branding or even marketing. Usually if you try something new there is a risk. But greatness is achieved by those who take risks. Hopefully that gave you insight into my opinion of things. What would your opinion be regarding this question?
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I agree there's risk in any branding effort. Also, when it comes to good branding, as is the case with so much else in life, perhaps hindsight is 20/20. But I also think some marketers are under the mistaken impression that any clever idea can be slapped onto a business model and sold without fully thinking out the message being sent or how it may be received. In other words, there is a difference between a calculated risk and flying blind when it comes to marketing.
3593 days ago
To some degree, it seems like the best branding ought be a kind of natural expression of the company's core values, something that makes sense and feels natural and that tells the company's story. What's your take? What's the first sign a company may be going down the wrong road with branding?