A brand is not a logo, identity, or product - it is the emotional connection consumers feel towards an organization. Branding is how organizations influence consumer reactions. With thousands of competing brands, it is important for organizations to stand out and assume thought leadership in their category by becoming idea-centered and leveraging their assets, as having a strong brand provides value in the competitive marketplace.

1. HOW TO BRAND
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DESIGNED BY PAUL SCHUIL
MAART 2010

2. BRANDING
Marketing & PR Strategie
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3. A BRAND CONCEPT

4. WHAT
Is a brand?

5. FIRST
A brand is not a logo.

6. OR
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7. SECOND
A brand is not an identity
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8. FINALLY
A brand is not a product
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9. So WHAT EXACTLY
IS A BRAND?

10. A BRAND IS A
CONSUMER’S EMOTIONAL CONNECTION
TO A PRODUCT,
SERVICE, OR
ORGANIZATION

11. SO IT’S NOT WHAT YOU IT IS
SAY
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12. IT’S WHAT THEY SAY IT IS.

13. BRANDING
is YOUR way of
influencing THEIR reaction
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14. It’s
IMPORTANT
because it has a euro
VALUE.

15. There are
MILLION OF PRODUCTS
ON THE MARKET.
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16. Every day we are BOMBARDED with more
than 300.000 advertising messages

17. Not to mention all
the DIFFERENT MEDIA
they come from.
But thats just only marketing & pr activities.
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18. So with thousands of brands competing for
EVERYONE’S
ATTENTION...

19. It’s no wonder everyone can’t be
the LEADER.
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20. TRADITIONALLY:
There was a leader and followers.

21. So, build a new Lighthouse Identity around the
( bedrijfsnaam) CONCEPT
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22. foto Steve Jobs & Einstein

23. Assume Thought Leadership
of Your Category.

24. 1
Use your personality, clients, firm, concepts,
events, advertising and Publicity
as a high- leverage asset.

25. YOU ALLREADY GOT THE TOOLS!
( PORTOFOLIE MET FOTO’S PLAATSEN?)
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26. Today become Brand Idea- Centred
and not only marketing, business, pr,
consumer & sales Centred

27. Impossible is Nothing
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