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Turn your Businesses into Brands

Raksha Bachhawat by Raksha Bachhawat
May 13, 2020 - Updated on May 15, 2020
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Effective Brand Communication is the Key!

When – What you’re deeply passionate about, what you can be best in the world at, and what drives your economic engine – comes together, not only does your work move towards greatness but so does your life. 

As a business person, you are a dreamer, a thinker, a doodler and a go-getter, but above all, you must be a firm believer (pun intended). You should believe in the power of your business idea and the promise of unique customer experiences. This article will help you devise carefully thought-out brand strategies that stand the test of the time as a result of seamless communication between your brand and its customers. 

You can start with leveraging powerful social media platforms to build and involve a community around your brand. You could also hire an agency that can help you with page design, graphic design, digital marketing and social media management. Whether you’re a large corporation or a boutique business by choice, what’s most needed in today’s market scenario is a strong and characteristic voice. Your brand is more than just a logo or a signage board. Your brand has a story which must be told by passion, and this is what attracts your clients.

Without further ado, transpire your game plan, which might be to launch a new brand, re-launch an old one, improve the effectiveness of your current brand communication efforts or change the way in which your brand connects with your audience. Focus on making your brand more accessible to your customers through digital media. I highly recommend you to institute conversational chatbots on your websites; this gives a one-on-one experience for the customers in case they want to get in touch with the company directly. You must leverage creative thinking and strategic execution in all your brand communication efforts to give your business an edge in a competitive marketplace. 

The Creative Process

Intuit

Intuition is what kicks in when your brain recalls things you’ve learned from previous experiences, without conscious effort. Although it isn’t prescribed for analytical decision-making, it plays a critical role in how you approach creative problem-solving in brand communication.

Ideate

Ideation is perhaps one of the most challenging aspects of designing a message and determining how a business must communicate the same. I encourage you to use both guided and unguided ideation techniques to develop effective brand communication for your clients.

Innovate

Innovation is the bedrock of business differentiation. It’s what attracts both customers and employees to your business. You must see scope for innovation in everything you do, and this must be implied both inside and outside of the company. Ensure that you seek logical reasoning in your innovative ideas.

Illustrate

When you represent ideas visually, you are able to comprehend better, identify errors, and make improvements. Form process charts to web page layouts, it responds better to ideas that are scribbled on a whiteboard! 

Influence

Finally, you wish that your creative process pays off and influences your customers. The ultimate aim of any brand communication is to influence the target audience into performing a specific action. Since you set out with a clear understanding of your goals, you’re better equipped to achieve the desired results.

The Strategic Process

Analyze

Strategic analysis is critical to business growth. It helps you identify unexplored opportunities, increase reach and improve sales. It enhances the decision-making process and helps in determining solutions to business problems.

Develop

The key to success in a hyper-competitive market is a clear goal and a well-defined strategy. Focus on developing deep-dive marketing strategies that are aligned with your goals. Focus on building or improving existing strategies as well as developing strategies which are up to date and au fait with the environs.

Differentiate

In a market that’s saturated with mediocrity, the answer to one question can raise your brand above the rest – “How are you different from your competitors?” You and your team should be able to discover the answer to this question in such a manner so that your customers connect with your brand without giving it a second thought. Give your customers the benefit of the doubt!

Value

The value you offer is limited by the value your audience perceives. Focus on bridging the gap between real value and perceived value, in turn, building a base of trusting customers. Often business values get lost in the process of communication. There exists an absence of a link between the business and customers. Ensure to your maximum capacity to reduce this communication gap.

Insight

The changing tastes and preferences of consumers make marketing all the more challenging. You must develop key consumer insights to figure out what works, and what doesn’t for your business. Examine what kind of marketing campaigns are the most relatable to the audience. Notice the type of products they’re responding to. Each company has its own USP and use that to your fullest.

Conclusion

I want you to reminisce everything you’ve ever learned about what it takes to create great results. I want you to realize that nearly all operating prescriptions for creating large-scale or for that matter, even small-scale corporate changes are nothing but myths. I’m absolutely convinced that if you just focus on your attention on the right things – and stop doing the ineffective things that consume so much time and energy – you can create a powerful impact without increasing the number of hours you work. Set up successors for success, combine humility, and will power, put your company’s success before your success, and you’re good to go!

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Raksha Bachhawat

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Raksha is a 22-year-old student of International Business, currently pursuing her Master's in the field at the University of Birmingham. As an inherently intuitive individual, Raksha is a keen observer of her surroundings which allows her to pick up on easy-to-miss details and figure out solutions to problems in the most creative ways. During her time off, she enjoys staying up to date on pop-culture and current events.

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Good one Raksha.
No business has ever survived or managed to become great by following complex prescriptions. Simplicity is the key.

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Thank you Adithya. Yes absolutely true.

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