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BRANDING THE FUNDAMENTALS OF

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BRANDINGTHE FUNDAMENTALS OF

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YOUR BRAND IS WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY ABOUT YOU WHEN YOU’RE NOT IN THE ROOM

Jeff Bezos | CEO & Founder Amazon

THE FUNDAMENTALS OF BRANDING

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BE DIFFERENT BE VIGILANT BE RELEVANT

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SOCIAL MEDIA HAS CHANGED THE WAY BRANDS CAN BEHAVE FOREVER. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY, NOT A DISADVANTAGE.

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WE’RE GETTING AHEAD OF OURSELVES

WAIT

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LET’S TALK STRATEGY.

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VISION MISSION VALUES

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LET’S START AT THE BEGINNING

IDENTITY

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IDENTITY

WHAT'S IN A NAME?

▸ Your name doesn't need to be descrip@ve of your product or service

▸ Example - Google or Amazon or Farmers or Spark

▸ Make sure it is something people can spell or doesn't belong to someone compe@ng in your industry

▸ You must be able to get a matching URL (web address) & Social Names.

▸ Buy more than just the .co.nz or .com

▸ Try to avoid misspelling words inten@onally

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IDENTITY

A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS

▸ There are 5 things to consider when thinking about a logo:

▸ Simple | Memorable | Timeless | Versa@le | Appropriate

▸ Use it to help tell your story

▸ Get some professional help. You’ll want to do it right, first @me

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The Struggle Is Real

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IDENTITY

SAY WHAT?!

▸ As important as the name and logo is the types of words you use when talking to your customers

▸ Ditch the acronyms and technical lingo. You’re the expert, not the customer

▸ Pick a tone of voice that matches the personality you’re trying to convey

▸ If your target market isn't formal, you shouldn't be either. But have some cau@on around this - you’re s@ll in a business rela@onship

▸ Create a style guide: Keywords and phrases you want to use when describing yourself. This helps bring new people into the fold quicker

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KEEPING THEIR

ATTENTION

ASSETS

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ASSETS

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE FIRST IMPRESSION

▸ Spend some money ge_ng great images produced. This includes staff shots, product shots and hero images you can use for adver@sing

▸ People retain 65% of informa@on presented with an image acer 3 days, compared to 10% when there is no image

▸ The world is a visual place - don’t underes@mate the importance of great looking images

▸ Next, you’ll want to have some video

▸ Shoppers who view video are 1.81x more likely to purchase than non-viewers

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THE WORLD IS CHANGING VERY FAST. BIG WILL NOT BEAT SMALL ANYMORE. IT WILL BE THE FAST BEATING THE SLOW.

Rupert Murdoch

THE FUNDAMENTALS OF BRANDING

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BE WHERE PEOPLE ARE

GET ONLINE

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GET ONLINE

WHAT’S A PHONEBOOK?! - EVERY MILLENNIAL EVER

▸ 95% of people with a mobile smartphone device are performing searches for local products and services.

▸ The Long and Short of it - GET A WEBSITE

▸ Having a website means you're able to be found in a place most people are looking*

▸ Are all websites equal? > That would be a NO

▸ *Nothing is ever as simple as you’d think!

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WEBSITE CHECKLIST

• IT MUST BE RESPONSIVE • IT MUST HAVE WORTH WHILE CONTENT • IT MUST BE VISUALLY APPEALING • IT MUST BE FAST AND EASY TO USE • IT MUST BE OPTIMISED FOR SEARCH ENGINES • YOU NEED TO ACCEPT IT’LL NEVER BE FINISHED

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THE GOOD

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THE BAD

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THE UGLY

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HELP PEOPLE FIND YOU

ADVERTISE ONLINE

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ADVERTISE ONLINE

THE INTERNET IS A BIG PLACE

▸ It can take some @me to be found organically online - there are a bunch of people trying to do the same thing as you

▸ Using keyword adver@sing means that people looking for you, using the keywords you target, will be shown your site as an ad in Google

▸ Having SEO (Search Engine Op@misa@on) done on your website on at least a monthly basis will make your site more anrac@ve to search engines. The Result: Bener Organic Search Ranking (You’ll be closer to the top)

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ADVERTISE ONLINE

GOOGLE IS JUST THE START

▸ Facebook has virtually endless options for creating ads. Everyone of them intended for a specific outcome

▸ Audience Targeting = Unbeatable

▸ A great way to get your business in front of people who are looking

▸ Not right for all industries, but we’ve been surprised ourselves with some of the outcomes for our customers

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ADVERTISE ONLINE

GET THEM COMING BACK

▸ Once you’ve done all the hard work of ge_ng people to your website, you can do a linle thing called Re-Marke@ng

▸ This is used to re-engage your customers to comeback and finish what they were doing or do it again

▸ Re-Marke@ng can take the form of Display Adver@sing & Social Targe@ng. These work best

▸ Social Adver@sing and Display Adver@sing - This is where your assets come into play

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LET’S GET SOCIAL

GO FURTHER ONLINE

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GO FURTHER ONLINE

SOCIAL MEDIA'S SO HOT RIGHT NOW

▸ 80% of Kiwi’s discover products or brands on Facebook

▸ On an average day, over 2 million Kiwi’s will access Facebook. Some of them up to as many as 14 @mes.

▸ New Zealand has the highest propor@on of online popula@on that visit Facebook when compared to major markets. We’re at 80%. USA 69%, Australia 74%, UK 68%.

NZ 80%

USA 69%

AUSTRALIA

74%UK

68%

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GO FURTHER ONLINE

CONTENT IS KING

▸ Be consistent & make sure it is original content

▸ Be consistent

▸ Engage with your audience

▸ Ge_ng content out will drive visitors to your website

▸ Have fun with it

▸ Images and Videos have the highest engagement rates - Video is #1

▸ Like and Share other peoples content - Remember it’s called social for a reason

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GO FURTHER ONLINE

THE GOLDEN RULES

▸ Your Facebook Business page is not your personal Facebook page

▸ Respond to people where appropriate

▸ Don’t antagonise people

▸ Your Facebook page is public! It’s not a place for opinions on world poli@cs or that of your next door neighbour

▸ Don’t be afraid to hide comments and ban people if you believe they are being unjust (but don’t use it as a way to solve complaints)

▸ Have fun with it

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ONLY CREATE A SOCIAL ACCOUNT IF YOU’RE GOING TO USE IT

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BRANDS ARE FRAGILE - HANDLE WITH CARE

OUT IN THE WORLD

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OUT IN THE WORLD

BE A PROUD PARENT

▸ Be Different

▸ Experiences are what people share

▸ Your customers own your brand. That doesn't mean they have control of it

▸ Don’t be afraid to try new things

▸ Do everything within reason, understand your market first.

▸ Understand that people are going to get upset and possibly angry - just defuse it as best you can. Don’t be the accelerant that keeps it burning

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OUT IN THE WORLD

BE A PROUD PARENT

▸ Be Vigilant

▸ Keep an eye on colour. Don’t let people supplement it with a ‘that’ll do’ fix

▸ The same goes for your font

▸ You and your employees are your brand

▸ Reputa@on is what will ul@mately make or break it. It doesn't maner how beau@ful it is or how much it cost

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OUT IN THE WORLD

BE A PROUD PARENT

▸ Be Relevant

▸ Stay up to date

▸ Encourage customers to share their experiences

▸ Engage with customers where they want to be engaged with

▸ Don’t treat it as a one way rela@onship

▸ Try new marke@ng techniques and offers

▸ Learn from your compe@@on

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QUESTIONS?