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Knowledge & Magic – significantly unfair competitive advance
Successful businesses are built by those who are passionate about their skills while being honest about their knowledge gaps. Creating an exciting brand experience is essential for long-term success, as consumers increasingly value comprehensive branding over individual products. Entrepreneurs should focus on cultivating a unique brand narrative, fostering customer loyalty, and understanding the evolving market to thrive.
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Knowledge & Magic – significantly unfair competitive advance
- 2. The most successfulbusinesses and entrepreneurs are those who are fanatically excited about their own skills and equally honest and open about what they don't know.
- 3. “ WHAT GETSUS INTO TROUBLE IS NOT WHAT WE DON’T KNOW. IT’S WHAT WE KNOW FOR SURE THAT JUST AIN’T SO.” – Mark Twain
- 4. You can’t builda successful brand by your self. The good thing is that you don’t have to do it by yourself.
- 5. Passion & Talent Passion & Talent Passion &Talent Passion & Talent Passion & Talent Passion & Talent OUR CREATIVE ROUND TABLE 1+1=11 YOUR OPERATIVE BUSINESS BOARD
- 6. Branding is nothingnew. Yet, the expectations consumers have for products and services are higher than ever.
- 7. This is whyyour company, interested in long-term success, must create the most exciting brand experience possible.
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- 9. Increasingly often, peoplevalue an all-encompassing branded experience above all else.
- 10. Managing a comprehensivebranded experience is the key to standing out against your competition.
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- 12. Centered by acomprehensive branded experience is a customer-oriented dialog.
- 13. It helps peoplecommit to your business and better understand why, of all the products and services out there, they should choose yours.
- 14. True success canonly originate from a thorough understanding of your business, a will to break your conventions and a desire to create greater value.
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- 16. Knowledge is theability to ask unprejudiced questions.
- 18. Markets never stopevolving. Building a brand is a life long journey.
- 20. The most fundamentalability is to understand and define the true needs of the clients. The most successful companies strive for customer delight and inspire in order to stand out.
- 21. Success does notcome from selling products, services or techniques – it comes from providing experiences.
- 22. Actually, true successoriginates from the capability to make everybody else understand your business, getting them excited about it and making them spread the word on to others.
- 23. An excellent productor service and a good price-performance ratio alone is not enough.
- 24. Entrepreneurs need tobuild 4 brands.
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- 26. Ponder less anddo more.
- 27. Set a broaddirection, put the right people behind it, and then work like crazy to execute better than everyone else, finding the best practices and improving on them every day.
- 28. Execution – notstrategy – is where the rubber meets the road.
- 29. Create expectations andexceed them. In the end, this will lead to brand loyalty and positive word of mouth – to your success.
- 30. People don't havetime for excessive contemplation. They need a clear and understandable reason to fit with their world view – and their decision is made.
- 31. Put simply, youjust need to make more people understand who you are and why do you exist. And why that should matter to them.
- 32. This will drawcommitted clients, partners and employees to your brand. It will make you memorable and give your clients a reason to come back again. And again.
- 33. In order tocreate a unique branded experience, you must understand the big picture.
- 34. There is noelevator you can take up to success. You must climb the stairs.
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- 36. A brand isthe sum of its parts. Pay attention to details. Every last detail. Even the smallest ones.
- 37. In order toproduce significantly unfair competitive advance – build and cultivate the brand as a whole.
- 38. Word of mouth Rating and reviews DesignSound Social responsibility Social media Management Networking Productor service assortment PR Trade shows Name Smell HR Store or office Community involvement Website Policies History Promotions Sponsorship Product quality Billing Packaging Proposals Presentation Loyalty program Marketing Customer service & support Point of sale BRAND TOUCH POINTS Brand identity Learderchip Corporate culture
- 39. With all brandtouch points under your control, your brand can be even more than the sum of its parts: 1+1=11, Knowledge & a little bit of Magic.
- 40. Building a brandis a life long journey. It’s like raising kids – you can’t be a mother, father, sister, brother, friend, teacher, etc, by yourself.
- 41. You just can’tand you don’t even have to – so, collaborate with passion & talent.
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