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269. In today's competitive consumer packaged goods (CPG) landscape, a single bad retail deal can have far-reaching consequences for your brand, impacting brand awareness, customer retention, and ultimately, your bottom line. Effective brand management and brand building require a deep understanding of consumer behavior, customer experience management, and strategic planning. By leveraging data analytics, business intelligence, and trade marketing insights, you can develop a robust brand strategy that drives brand positioning and merchandising efforts. A well-crafted positioning statement is also crucial in differentiating your brand and guiding category management processes. For entrepreneurs and small business owners, understanding the customer journey, category insights, and customer engagement is vital in navigating the complexities of the fast-moving consumer goods (fmcg) industry. In this video, we'll explore the importance of retail analytics, trade insights, and customer experience management in building a successful CPG brand, and provide actionable tips on how to avoid common pitfalls and create a winning brand strategy that resonates with your target audience and drives long-term growth. By applying these principles and leveraging the power of data analyst expertise, you can ensure your brand stays ahead of the competition and achieves branding 101 success.
The podcast "Bulletproof Your CPG Brand" focuses on helping emerging CPG brands extend their runway and boost sales. The host, Dan Lohman, emphasizes the importance of protecting the value these brands create, rather than solely focusing on velocity. He highlights three strategies, including fixing promotion agreements and deductions, to achieve this goal.
The show outlines three strategies to help small brands succeed in retail. First, tighten up promotion agreements to prevent unnecessary deductions and maintain cash flow. Second, own your shelf strategy by proactively guiding product placement and ensuring consistent merchandising. Third, align your brand story across all platforms to create a consistent and compelling message that resonates with customers.
By Daniel Lohman5
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269. In today's competitive consumer packaged goods (CPG) landscape, a single bad retail deal can have far-reaching consequences for your brand, impacting brand awareness, customer retention, and ultimately, your bottom line. Effective brand management and brand building require a deep understanding of consumer behavior, customer experience management, and strategic planning. By leveraging data analytics, business intelligence, and trade marketing insights, you can develop a robust brand strategy that drives brand positioning and merchandising efforts. A well-crafted positioning statement is also crucial in differentiating your brand and guiding category management processes. For entrepreneurs and small business owners, understanding the customer journey, category insights, and customer engagement is vital in navigating the complexities of the fast-moving consumer goods (fmcg) industry. In this video, we'll explore the importance of retail analytics, trade insights, and customer experience management in building a successful CPG brand, and provide actionable tips on how to avoid common pitfalls and create a winning brand strategy that resonates with your target audience and drives long-term growth. By applying these principles and leveraging the power of data analyst expertise, you can ensure your brand stays ahead of the competition and achieves branding 101 success.
The podcast "Bulletproof Your CPG Brand" focuses on helping emerging CPG brands extend their runway and boost sales. The host, Dan Lohman, emphasizes the importance of protecting the value these brands create, rather than solely focusing on velocity. He highlights three strategies, including fixing promotion agreements and deductions, to achieve this goal.
The show outlines three strategies to help small brands succeed in retail. First, tighten up promotion agreements to prevent unnecessary deductions and maintain cash flow. Second, own your shelf strategy by proactively guiding product placement and ensuring consistent merchandising. Third, align your brand story across all platforms to create a consistent and compelling message that resonates with customers.

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