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In this episode I and Brand expert,Kim Speed dig deep into the question why do I need a brand. Everyone says having a brand is critical for success. But is it? What is the fundamental value a BRAND provides you and your company? How does a brand make it easier for me to acquire new customers and prospects?
Brand vs BrandingAccording to Kim, your brand is who you are and what people say about you when you're not in the room. Branding is all the elements that supports your brand: website, ads, emails, logos etc… Let's focus on the former, before the latter.
Sales and BrandingYour brand is useful for your sales process. When done well it open doors and creates trust. But it's not an easy path to understand your brand. It's built on knowing and viscerally understanding your ideal client. This requires companies to go through a value proposition process. Instead of focusing on logos and fonts, focus on who is PERFECT for you product or service.
Who Is Kim SpeedKim is the owner of Purple Moon Creative, Brand and Marketing Boutique where she helps start-up companies and small business owners to become visible to their prospects, and to turn those prospects into clients.
P 647.558.1962 C 416.992.9701 Kim is the author of the recently published book, Branding on a Shoestring: How to Re-Create Your Small Business Identity and Increase Sales Results in 83 Days or Less. Go here to get it purplemooncreative.com and answer the question "why do I need a brand!" Support our Sponsor BluehostSales babble is brought to you by Bluehost. Take your idea and start your business online. Sales Babblers can start for only $3.95/month
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Discovering Your Ideal ClientHere are a number of past episodes discussing the importance and process of discovering your perfect customer. Listen today!
The post Why Do I Need a Brand with Kim Speed appeared first on Sales Babble Sales Podcast | Sales Training | Sales Consulting |Sales Coaching.
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In this episode I and Brand expert,Kim Speed dig deep into the question why do I need a brand. Everyone says having a brand is critical for success. But is it? What is the fundamental value a BRAND provides you and your company? How does a brand make it easier for me to acquire new customers and prospects?
Brand vs BrandingAccording to Kim, your brand is who you are and what people say about you when you're not in the room. Branding is all the elements that supports your brand: website, ads, emails, logos etc… Let's focus on the former, before the latter.
Sales and BrandingYour brand is useful for your sales process. When done well it open doors and creates trust. But it's not an easy path to understand your brand. It's built on knowing and viscerally understanding your ideal client. This requires companies to go through a value proposition process. Instead of focusing on logos and fonts, focus on who is PERFECT for you product or service.
Who Is Kim SpeedKim is the owner of Purple Moon Creative, Brand and Marketing Boutique where she helps start-up companies and small business owners to become visible to their prospects, and to turn those prospects into clients.
P 647.558.1962 C 416.992.9701 Kim is the author of the recently published book, Branding on a Shoestring: How to Re-Create Your Small Business Identity and Increase Sales Results in 83 Days or Less. Go here to get it purplemooncreative.com and answer the question "why do I need a brand!" Support our Sponsor BluehostSales babble is brought to you by Bluehost. Take your idea and start your business online. Sales Babblers can start for only $3.95/month
Special intro offer and 30-day money-back guarantee Powering over 2 million websites worldwide
Discovering Your Ideal ClientHere are a number of past episodes discussing the importance and process of discovering your perfect customer. Listen today!
The post Why Do I Need a Brand with Kim Speed appeared first on Sales Babble Sales Podcast | Sales Training | Sales Consulting |Sales Coaching.