What are the differences in positioning and branding with a small business?
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- 3. Building brands in a small business is a challenge because these firms have limited resources and budgets. Hence both focus and consistency are critically important.
- 4. Creativity is also paramount- finding new ways to market new ideas about products to consumers.
- 5. Some specific branding guidelines for small business are follows: Creatively conduct low cost marketing research.
- 6. Employ a well-integrated set of brand elements.
- 7. Create buzz and a loyal brand community.
- 10. Remember : Small businesses do not have the luxury to make mistakes. They must design and implement marketing programs Carefully!
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