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10 Tips for a start-ups Branding Strategy

Branding as a process is more than just designing a logo and having a catchy brand name. A branding strategy in most cases can make or break your business. Your branding strategy should involve steps to find differentiating factors between your product's promise and its advantages over that of your competitors.   It involves creating a brand message which is not only the Holy Bible for the company, but also involves communicating this message across to your consumers through advertising and promotions. Having a successful branding strategy ensures a steady growth in loyal customers and thereby translates into growth in financial returns in the long run. Below are some tips at how to formulate a good branding strategy, being a start-up. 1.      Do an exhaustive preliminary research Before you get started on creating your branding strategy, you first need to research about your target market, your competitors, their market share and the problems they’re facing

10 tips for a good Branding Strategy

Powerful brands don’t just get created overnight. They need careful long-term planning, assessment and execution of an up-to date branding strategy. A powerful branding strategy influences the way in which your consumers think and in turn respond to your brand. Here are ten tips on how to build and communicate a good branding strategy for your business: 1.   Identify and analyze the differentiators and advantages your brand has over your competitors . The first step for a business is to identify your key strengths. Then determine the potential competitors through various internal and external researches and target-market analysis. Then list and analyze their advantages and the key features over your products and services. This will help you to get an insight about your competitors’ strengths and weaknesses, how the target market perceives your competitor and the competitors’ relevance to your target segments. 2.      Evaluate your advantages and find e