IKEA technique - Affordability sustainability

Disney isn’t just in the business of movies and toys; it crafts enchantment, serving up magic, fantasy, imagination, and childhood wonder on a silver screen.

Starbucks doesn’t just brew coffee; it’s a hub for community, fostering conversations, comfort, and the journey towards your best self, one latte at a time.

Visa isn’t merely a credit card; it’s a fortress of security, a beacon of trust, and the passport granting you the freedom to explore what truly matters.

Jeep doesn’t just sell vehicles; it’s an invitation to embrace adventure, fearlessness, and the pure joy of connecting with nature on the open road.

Amazon transcends the label of an online store; it embodies unparalleled convenience, an extensive selection, and the promise of “the everything store” right at your fingertips.

The essence of smart branding lies not in products but in evoking emotions that linger, creating a lasting connection with the audience.

Right color palette

Define Objective: Clearly state your goal for the ad - be it traffic, awareness, or leads.

Know Audience: Understand your target audience's demographics, interests, and behaviors.

Compelling Visuals: Use high-quality, attention-grabbing images or videos aligned with your brand.

Concise Copy: Craft clear, concise, and compelling ad copy with a strong call-to-action.

Mobile Optimization: Ensure mobile-friendly design for optimal user experience.

A/B Testing: Experiment with different ad variations to identify the most effective elements.

Relevant Landing Page: Direct users to a landing page that seamlessly aligns with the ad content.

Facebook Pixel: Implement it on your website for tracking conversions and refining your strategy.

Ad Scheduling: Choose optimal times for ad display based on audience activity.

Budget Management: Set a realistic budget and allocate funds strategically.

Ad Placement: Select placements (News Feed, Instagram, etc.) based on campaign goals.

Monitor and Adjust: Regularly analyze ad performance and adjust strategy accordingly.

Go-To-Market Strategy:

GTM strategy concentrates on introducing a single product.

Targets a specific audience segment interested in that particular product.

Demands collaboration across various teams within the organization.

Primarily associated with launching a product, service, or feature.

Marketing Strategy:

Marketing strategy encompasses actions, distribution channels, and target audience considerations.

Aims to attract an audience appreciating the brand’s overall value.

Requires a dedicated marketing team for creation and execution.

Tied to the launch of a product, service, or feature, with a focus on delivering a strong and compelling message.

Emphasizes a long-term, forward-looking approach for the organization, focusing on portraying values and a unique value proposition.

Ask clients these questions before designing for a brand

1) Is there a unique story behind your business and name?

2) Who is your ideal customer ?(gender, age ,likes ,dislikes )

3) Why would someone pick your business over competitors?

4) What is the big vision of your brand? (where it is heading)

5) What words best Describe your brand personality.

Asking the right questions = more clarity and idea

Feed:

Standard content displayed on a user’s main page.

Can include a mix of images and videos.

Typically more permanent and not limited by time constraints.

Engagement through likes, comments, and shares.

Reels:

Specialized for short, creative videos, up to 60 seconds.

Often includes music, effects, and interactive features.

Discoverable on the Reels feed and in the Explore section.

Offers a variety of editing tools, such as augmented reality effects.

Stories:

Short-lived content, visible for 24 hours.

Presented in a slideshow format with images or short videos.

Prominently displayed at the top of the main feed.

Encourages direct engagement through features like polls, questions, and swipe-up links

Infographics,leads, call to action , usp

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