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A brand becomes stronger when it narrows its focus on a specific category rather than expanding into many areas. The birth of a brand is achieved through publicity from being first in a new category, while advertising is needed to maintain brand health and promote leadership within the category. Over time, a successful brand owns a word in the consumer's mind that is synonymous with the category.

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Listen to the full episode of Unlock People’s Potential with Laura Ries: https://www.contriber.com/brand-positioning-laura-ries/ Companies often make positioning mistakes such as promoting too many benefits, lacking focus, or changing the focus too frequently and, therefore, losing the position they had in the customer’s mind. This kind of setbacks can be avoided. Have you ever wondered: How should a brand build a position for a new product/service? What to do when you have to compete with a leader in your market? What is the main purpose advertising should be used for? How you can use a Visual Hammer and a Battlecry to reinforce your position in a market? We interviewed a leading brand strategist, Laura Ries, who is also a bestselling author, sought-after speaker, and popular television personality. Guerric de Ternay talked to Laura about brand positioning, marketing strategy, competing with a market leader, using Visual Hammer, and many other interesting marketing topics. Dig into the presentation to learn from the 11 tips Laura Ries shared with us and start improving your brand’s position today. Listen to the full episode of Unlock People’s Potential with Laura Ries: https://www.contriber.com/brand-positioning-laura-ries/ .

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Brand Image is what the customers think/perceive (or form an impression) about a particular brand in their mind. Brand Image can be defined as how existing or potential customers view the brand and associate with it. Every company wants to position its brand in a certain way which it deems is the best way for it to be seen by the customers, that is known as Brand Identity. Brand image is something that eventually forms in the mind of the customer. Brand image may be same as brand identity or may be totally opposite. The ideal scenario is that the brand image should be positive and what the company or the manufacturer wants it to be.

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