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The Age Of Internal Branding And Selling It From The Inside Out

August 9, 2017 /0 Comments/in Brand Ambassador, Brand Champions, Brand Culture, Brand Experience, Brand Leadership, Brand Strategy, Brand Values, Branding, Internal Branding

Did you know that internal branding is the best way to get employees to develop a powerful emotional connection to your products or services so they become your top performing brand advocates because effective internal branding increases sales? That emotional connection with the brand and its culture is what drives more than 2 million[1] […]

CEO Brand Leadership: How Vision Drives Brand Growth

May 10, 2017 /0 Comments/in Brand Culture, Brand Leadership, Brand Strategy, Customer Service, Entrepreneur

In shaping a brand, CEO brand leadership plays a critical role as the visionary behind the brand. Leaders with vision are aspirational; they stretch the imagination and they look to the future. They understand that a vision is not just a statement; it’s a process. It’s alive. It changes as the world presents new opportunities. […]

How to Transform Your Brand and Increase Your Sales

August 24, 2016 /0 Comments/in Brand Differentiation, Brand Leadership, Brand Personality, Brand Positioning, Brand Profiling & Positioning, Brand Revitalisation, Brand Strategy, Branding, Branding Bootcamp, Branding Masterclass, Branding Mastermind, Branding Workshop, Business, Rebrand, Rebranding

Want to Build Your Brand? Lorraine Carter Speaking at Bucharest Tech Week

May 10, 2016 /0 Comments/in Brand Leadership, Brand Loyalty, Brand Strategy, Branding, Business, Keynote Speaker

Are you launching a new brand to market or considering rebranding but you’re not sure where to start to ensure a profitable return on your investment? Have you got a really fantastic product or service but you’re struggling with how to clearly articulate what your brand stands for and what makes it really different […]

The Power of Disruptor Brands and Challenger Brands

February 24, 2016 /0 Comments/in Brand Differentiation, Brand Leadership, Brand Personality, Brand Profiling & Positioning, Brand Story, Brand Strategy, Branding, Challenger Brands, Corporate Social Responsibility, Disruptor Brands, Entrepreneur, Innovation, Storytelling

These days, it’s all about disruption. In tiny Davos, Switzerland, “The Fourth Industrial Revolution” was the central theme of the 2016 World Economic Forum, designed to engage thought leaders to prepare us for the “next big thing.” The proposition is that we are on the cusp of a new era fundamentally changing the way we […]

Brand CSR: The Business Case for Successful Branding and Social Good

February 1, 2016 /0 Comments/in Brand Champions, Brand Collateral, Brand Differentiation, Brand Experience, Brand Leadership, Brand Loyalty, Brand Profiling & Positioning, Brand Promise, Brand Relevance, Brand Reputation, Brand Strategy, Brand Values, Branding, Business, Cause Marketing, Corporate Social Responsibility, Millennial Branding

According to a Nielsen poll of consumers in 60 countries, 55 percent of purchasers are willing to pay more for products and services from companies that do their part to encourage positive social and environmental impacts.[1] Clearly, corporate social responsibility influences buying preferences, but how else is it important? We’ll examine the answer to […]

What’s a Cult Lifestyle Brand, and How do You Create One?

January 25, 2016 /0 Comments/in Brand Culture, Brand Differentiation, Brand Experience, Brand Leadership, Brand Loyalty, Brand Personality, Brand Premiumisation, Brand Profiling & Positioning, Brand Reputation, Brand Story, Brand Strategy, Brand Values, Brand Voice, Branding, Branding Trends, Cult Branding, Customer Service, Premiumization

When the Apple Corporation gave its annual report in 2015, it had a whopping $178 billion in cash, or enough to buy the Ford, Tesla, and General Motors car companies and have more than $41 billion left over. [1] Such is the power and worth of a so-called cult lifestyle brand. Here, we’ll look at […]

Rugby World Cup Branding: 5 Ideas You Can Learn From Big Brand Marketers

September 28, 2015 /0 Comments/in Brand Ambassador, Brand Leadership, Brand Relevance, Brand Sponsorship, Brand Story, Brand Strategy, Branding, Business, Celebrity Endorsement, Global Branding, Integrated Marketing, Return On Investment, Storytelling, Video, YouTube

At the early Olympics, every four years triumphant athletes were lauded by having sponsorships called out (family name and native town), odes written and likenesses commissioned. These ancient versions of mass media frenzy were designed to create buzz and sing the virtues of the victorious. Today, major sporting events continue to represent big opportunities for […]

Rebranding Strategy: The ABCs of Rebranding Google

August 18, 2015 /0 Comments/in Brand Audit, Brand Auditing, Brand Audits, Brand Expansion, Brand Health Check, Brand Leadership, Brand Name Creation, Brand Name Origination, Brand Personality, Brand Profiling & Positioning, Brand Relaunch, Brand Relevance, Brand Reputation, Brand Revitalisation, Brand Strategy, Branding, Business, Rebrand, Rebranding, Sub-Branding, Sub-Brands

Google made us uncomfortable! When the third most valuable brand in the world [Forbes, 2015] announces a surprise rebranding, people notice. On a recent midsummer Silicon Valley afternoon, the Co-founder and CEO of Google morphed into the CEO of Alphabet before our eyes. What’s Alphabet, we wondered? Larry Page opened his […]

Brand Audit: When the USA Took the Branding Bull by the Horns

July 28, 2015 /0 Comments/in Brand Audit, Brand Auditing, Brand Audits, Brand Culture, Brand Leadership, Brand Promise, Brand Reputation, Brand Values, Branding, Customer Engagement, Entrepreneur, Return On Investment

Household brands bearing the “Made in America” tag were in big trouble in the mid-1980s. Shivers ran down the spines of Detroit automakers as efficient Japanese models filled the U.S. highways. Sony Walkmans, Nintendo and Atari video games were on everyone’s shopping list. America lost ownership of household brand names as well as bricks and […]