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Here is a 3 sentence summary of the document:
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Devon Piernot
Geography 370 Fall 2007
Lab 301
In 2001 there was a grassroots movement
among citizens of England and Wales to
list their religion as “Jedi” on the
national census. This movement gained
momentum through the internet and
encouraged people to join because
they loved Star Wars, or as a protest
against government inquiry into
one’s religion. The 2001
census showed that 0.7% of
the population or 390,127
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Total Jedi
Amazing devotion to a brand!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
53. BRANDING TRUTH #2
IDEA .....is great
IDEAL .......is superb
IDEALOGY .........changes the world
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
60. BRANDING TRUTH #4
Good branding results in strong
positioning in the mind.
It’s not about what your brand really is.
It’s what people THINK it is.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
69. BRANDING TRUTH #5
Good Branding Moves The Heart,
Not The Head.
A brand that captures your mind makes you do
something.
A brand that captures your heart wins your
commitment.
Tip: Use People In Your Branding
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
70. 4. Do You Have A Passionate
Team?
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
71. The most important
thing to
Building A Brand
is having
a PASSIONATE team
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
72. BRANDING TRUTH #6
Brand-building is not a marketing
campaign. It’s a life-long process.
The brand LIVES in the organisation and in its
people and its product.
Your people must be believers of your brand.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
73. BRANDING TRUTH #7
STRONG BRANDS
RETAINS
BEST
TALENTS
WHO BECOME
BRAND
ADVOCATES
DELIVER
PROMISE TO
YOUR
CONSUMERS
AWESOME
BRAND CYCLE!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
74. BRANDING TRUTH #8
EVERY touchpoint and EVERY
employee gives you an opportunity to
show your brand values
- customer service
- delivering an invoice
- bumping into somebody in a corridor
- lepaking at kedai mamak
YOU define your company’s brand
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
75. Four Questions You Must Ask About
Your Brand
1. Is Your Brand A Great Product Or Service?
2. Does Your Brand Have A Strong And Unique
Positioning?
3. Does Your Brand Positioning Move Heads Or
Move Hearts?
4. Do You Have A Passionate Team Who
Believes In Your Brand?
Now You Have A Cerita!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
76. SUMMARY
Research Team Mission
Product Positioning Heart Vs
Head
Team
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Everyone
Contributes
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
77. CREATIVITY & INNOVATION
AND THE BRANDING OF
CREATIVITY & INNOVATION
IS NOT A BONUS.
IT IS EXPECTED.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014