This document discusses building a personal brand through discovering one's strengths and pursuing relevant projects to enhance them. It provides the example of Oprah Winfrey, noting she discovered her strengths in public speaking from a young age through opportunities like reciting poems and reading books. Her personal brand was built through successive relevant projects in school, conferences, broadcasting and pageants that leveraged her strengths and expanded her capabilities and network, culminating in her successful career as a media mogul. The document stresses the importance of discovering one's brand, building it through strategic projects, and developing a formal brand plan to achieve one's vision and potential.
15. The job of brand building… Price to consumer Consumer’s profit Retailer’s profit Price to retailer Retailer’s cost Producer’s profit Packaging cost Perceived value Perceived value Brand building Cost to The Business/ Value to customer Cost of production Route to Market
16. Equity: The measure of brand value? EQUITY [e`kwetee]: The value (positive or negative) that a brand adds to your product
17. A product has strong brand equity when… It commands a price premium over its competitors
18. A product has strong brand equity when… It evokes long termloyalty “I’ve always used Colgate since I was a kid”
19. A product has strong brand equity when… It commands significant market share Safaricomhas greater share than all its competitors combined
20. But what drives brand equity? VALUE Innovation EMOTIONALCONNECTION DIFFERENTIATION ACCESSIBILITY AWARENESS
21. 1998 – 2010 i-Mac [1998] i-Pod [2001] Xserve [2002] Mac Book Series [2006] i-Phone [2007] Mac Book Air [2008] The Tablet [2010] Sour: InfoWorld
23. There have been some Rotten Apples:The 12 Disastrous failures Apple Lisa [1983] Macintosh Portable [1989] Apple Newton Message Pad [1993] Power Book Duo [1992] Macintosh Performa [1992] e-World [1995] Pippin [1995] Copland OS [1994] Macintosh Clones [1995] Apple USB Mouse [1998] Power Mac G4 Cube [2000] Apple TV [2007] Sour: InfoWorld
24. Uganda at a glance Building apersonal brand Why bother? To succeed, faster!
25. What’s the secret to personal success? ? ? Or build on strengths Fix weaknesses ?
26. Successful brand building, starts from the core! Communication activities The Product The Marketing activities
27. You can only get out what god put in… You can never put in what GOD did not!
29. Bust the myths! #1. Myth Never put your eggs in one basket Truth There is no security on this earth. Only opportunity* *Douglas McArthur
30. Bust the myths! #2. Myth You will get better if you can fix your weaknesses Truth You will be your best if you build on youR strengths
31. Bust the myths! #3. Myth A good team member does whatever it takes to help the team Truth A GOOD TEAM MEMBER DELIBERATELY VOLUNTEERS HER STRENGTHS TO THE TEAM MOST OF THE TIME
37. You are your sellable competencies! VALUE Mastery:What are you good at? Do you really have a product? Are you growing your product line?
38. Be atrust mark! EMOTIONS You are a package You are your clients choose wisely! Identity is your most cherished asset!
39. You transcend the corporation REACH OUT Create you own organization be a talent scout Grow the depth & breadth of your network
40. You are yourPR Agency! AWARENESS You are a package You are a performance art Identity is your most cherished asset!
41. Be known for something people care about AWARENESS Never open your mouth unless youcare, are passionate & credible Self presentation isa fulltime job embrace the mic
42. High Cost MBA [Harvard} Range Rover Sport DIFFERENTIATION House Instant Gratification Lasting Benefit Blackberry 10 books on your favorite subject Low Cost
45. Sharpen the saw! RELEVANT DIFFERENTIATION Stay in touch with real people! Develop a formal renewal plan: 1. Which competencies have you acquired recently? [LAT 3 MONTHS] 2. Which do you plan to acquire soon? [NEXT 3 MONTHS]