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What Makes A Brand Sticky? 4 Goals Along the Way to Making Your Brand Stick

What Makes A Brand Sticky? 4 Goals Along the Way to Making Your Brand Stick

Growing a sticky brand has 4 elements to strive for: your market understands you, your customers choose you first, they come back again-and-again, and they brag about you. The companies that achieve all 4 gain significant financial benefits.
How to Speak Your Customers’ Language

How to Speak Your Customers’ Language

Speaking in the language of your customers will accelerate your sales and make your brand more engaging. The three steps to speak your customers' language is to listen, interact, and feedback loops.
Brands Are Built In Iterations

Brands Are Built In Iterations

Brands aren't born perfectly formed. They are grown through deliberate experimentation and iterations. Iconic brands are built over decades and thousands of iterations.
Your Strengths May Not Be Sufficient

Your Strengths May Not Be Sufficient

Your firm's strengths may not be enough to differentiate your brand. Strengths are table stakes. They are simply required to be in the game, and compete in your industry. Differentiation originates out of one identifiable strength.
Muldoon’s Coffee: Brand Storylines Spark Conversation

Muldoon’s Coffee: Brand Storylines Spark Conversation

Brand storylines make brands stick. Instead of marketing to your customers, speak with them. Share ideas. Find common ground. Have a conversation. Muldoon's Coffee leverages storylines to go beyond marketing, and engage their market in a conversation.
Growing A Sticky Brand Is Hard. Really, Really Hard!

Growing A Sticky Brand Is Hard. Really, Really Hard!

Growing a sticky brand is hard. Really, really hard. Every company featured in the Sticky Branding Stories column is doing something pretty amazing. And in every case they are leveraging their core capabilities and investments to grow a sticky brand. But what's not as obvious is each of these companies have faced adversity.
Challenge Convention

Challenge Convention

Not all companies are equal. Companies that push the boundaries and test their limits immediately stand out, because they don’t let fear hold them back.
The Brand Gap: Finding Mid-Market Successes

The Brand Gap: Finding Mid-Market Successes

There is a hole in branding. There are lots of branding resources for small and big companies, but not much for mid-size companies. It's time to fill the gap. Help me find and feature mid-market success stories.
Shoot Higher: Is Your Strategy Big Enough?

Shoot Higher: Is Your Strategy Big Enough?

A company must seek to win in a particular place in a particular way. If it doesn’t seek to win, it is wasting the time of its people and investors. What is your company striving to achieve?
Like it or Not, We’re ALL in Sales

Like it or Not, We’re ALL in Sales

A decade ago, sales people were sales people, marketers were marketers, and accountants were accountants. Everyone had clear roles and lines of responsibility. In the Social Era, the lines of responsibility have become fuzzy. Now everyone has to sell.
Experiences Outsell Facts: Apple vs. Samsung

Experiences Outsell Facts: Apple vs. Samsung

Samsung vs. Apple. Samsung delivers an amusingly biting attack on Apple ‘fan boys’ waiting in lines for technology they’ve “had for a while.” But as amusing as the ads are, they are misguided. Facts don't sell.

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