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Your logo is the image of your company and designing your logo is probably the most important branding you will do for your business. Brands are often mistaken for just a logo or brand that identifies your business.

You may not realize it, but your visual branding tells the story of your business, including your company's values, personality, and purpose, and can be one of the...

Like any other aspect of starting a business, the first step to building a brand identity is to complete market research. Once you understand how your business should look to customers, only then can you...

One of the most important aspects of being a business owner in today’s world is branding yourself and your business online, specifically on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

When your team believes in your brand core values, they will be able to excel at their jobs, deliver quality services and products to customers, and tell your brand story better than anyone else can.

Giving and giving back benefits not only individual causes, but also the brands that support those causes. Giving back to the community is a great way for brands to showcase something positive...

Great Brands commit and perform them continuously so that customers learn exactly what the brand is all about over time and conclude that the brand will deliver that every time. It is employees who transform brand promises into revolutionary customer experiences.

Marketers should try to position the brand as effectively as possible. Thus, positioning should always follow other key aspects of brand strategy, namely market diagnostics, segmentation, and targeting.

In an era of rapid product proliferation, overwhelming customer choice, and growing market volatility and hype, a great brand is a necessity, not a luxury.

Clients express great appreciation for excellent service and confirm this assessment with their portfolios. The data shows that over and over again, customers who experience great customer service make more purchases and stay brand loyal for longer.

With iconic fans like Apple, it's no surprise that Starbucks is a great example of the brand promise they continue to deliver on.

According to a Deloitte study, 94% of executives and 88% of employees believe a unique corporate culture is important to business success.