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  • Writer: Nic Winslade
    Nic Winslade
  • Feb 16, 2020
  • 2 min read

Being self employed takes guts. It infiltrates every inch of your life and brain, so sometimes it can help if an objective outsider with experience can dive into your mind and business challenges to build a plan and help your business idea reach it’s full potential.

There are so many elements to helping a small business compete; most of which are foreign languages, accounts, human resources, and marketing.


But Small business owners have something special, a great idea and relentless passion. So when it comes to marketing, or building their brand - they can draw from this, the original inspiration is the greatest foundation of great marketing, but brand building has to go beyond an evangelical approach, it has to take a customer centric position.


Why is brand strategy so important in marketing?

Customers don’t meet businesses, they meet a person. Your brand is that person. And connecting with target audiences (and ultimately converting them into customers and advocates) is all about the art of relevance. From your tone of voice and values to your unique customer proposition, your brand is a valuable, intangible business asset, and the more people can relay positively (to others as well as themselves) about your brand, the more effective your business will be.


These sessions will give you a powerful brand plan in 2 hours over video chat, and they are designed specifically for ambitious small business owners.

I want every great business idea to reach it’s potential to help those behind them realise their own personal ambitions. Even if and especially if that dream is to never go back ‘to the man’ 9-5.


These workshops are for any small business owner who wants to be competitive, the less ducks in a row, the easier it will be to implement, so get in touch today. No ducks given.

 
 
 

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