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Branded: Tell Your Story, Build Relationships & Drive Business Lisa Murray Principal Trevi Communications, Inc. lisa@trevicomm.com www.trevicomm.com Meet Trevi Help businesses be heard, be understood, and be fearlessly authentic


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Branded: Tell Your Story, Build Relationships & Drive Business

Lisa Murray Principal Trevi Communications, Inc. lisa@trevicomm.com www.trevicomm.com

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  • Help businesses be heard, be

understood, and be fearlessly authentic

  • Storytelling that creates

deeper connections with high-value customers, clients and prospects

Meet Trevi

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Meet Lisa

  • Branding & marketing maven
  • Media darling
  • Wordsmith
  • Crazy cat (& dog) lady
  • Equestrian in training
  • Owner of too many shoes
Lisa Murray Co-founder & Principal lisa@trevicomm.com 617-835-0396
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Name that brand

I will provide one-word clues about a known brand. After each clue, you try to guess the brand.

Warm-up exercise:

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Food & Beverage

  • Trendy
  • International
  • Personal
  • High Quality
  • Robust
  • Innovative
  • Specialty
  • Expensive
  • It’s Not Just Coffee…It’s______
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Automotive

  • Consistent
  • Authentic
  • Sporty
  • Performance
  • Craftsmanship
  • Ingenuity
  • Expensive
  • The Ultimate Driving Machine
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Branding, It’s Not Just For Cattle

  • Articulates your core purpose and what customers/clients

can expect from their experience with you

  • Helps clients to identify and differentiate one service from

another

  • Reduces the need to compete on price
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–Marty Neumeier, Author & Branding Expert

“The main purpose of branding is to get more people to buy more stuff for more years at a higher price.”

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Brand Loyalty

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Tangible Assets

  • Products/services

Intangible Assets

  • Expertise
  • Experience
  • Ideas
  • Reputation
  • Culture

Tangibles & Intangibles

Up to 85% of a business’ real value lies in intangible assets

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–Charles Revson, Revlon

“In the factory, we make cosmetics. In the drugstore, we sell hope.”

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Own a Single Differentiated Idea in the Customer Mind

FOCUS

The First Rule of Branding Is

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Create Distinctions

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Wholesome Loveable Safe Dangerous Rude Dirty

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Golden Rules of Differentiation

Must be important to your target audience Must be true Must be supportable

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There Are 3 “Vs” in a Brand

  • 1. Vision: core purpose, mission, the “why”
  • 2. Voice: authentic personality traits, the “who”
  • 3. Values: organization’s core values, the “how”
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  • 1. Vision

What’s Your Core Purpose?

A computer on every desk and in every home. To democratize the automobile.

Ford, 1909 Microsoft, 1977

Every book ever printed in any language, available in 60 seconds.

Amazon, 2008

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Ask Yourself…

What is my purpose for being in business?

Think BIG. Convey SIMPLY. Be BOLD BOLD.

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–3M

“To solve unsolved problems innovatively.”

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–Walt Disney

“To make people happy.”

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–Nike

“To experience the emotion

  • f competition, winning,

and crushing competitors.”

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  • 2. Voice

What’s Your Brand Personality?

  • Human characteristics

associated with a brand

  • Successful, established

brands have brand personality

  • Customers often choose

brands with “personalities” that they feel best fits their image (or desired image)

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The Computer…Personified

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If Your Brand Were a Car…

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Find Ways to Reinforce Your Voice ll Do Law Firms Differentiate?

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  • 3. Values

What Do You Stand For?

  • Service to the customer

above all else

  • Hard work and

individual productivity

  • Never being satisfied
  • Excellence in reputation
  • Being part of something

special

We're glad to have you with our

  • company. Our number one goal is to

provide outstanding customer service. Set both your personal and professional goals high. We have great confidence in your ability to achieve them. Nordstrom Rules: Rule #1: Use best judgment in all situations. There will be no additional rules.

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  • Deliver WOW through service
  • Embrace and drive change
  • Create fun and A little weirdness
  • Be adventurous, creative, and
  • pen-minded
  • Pursue growth and learning
  • Build open and honest

relationships

  • Build a positive team and family

spirit

  • Do more with less
  • Be humble

At Zappos our core values are more than just words, they're a way

  • f life. We know that companies

with a strong culture and a higher purpose perform better in the long

  • run. As we continue to grow, we

strive to ensure that our culture remains alive and well. Check out

  • ur core values and see if they

speak to you.

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Our three-part mission guides

  • ur decision making:
  • Our Product Mission drives us

to make fantastic ice cream – for its own sake.

  • Our Economic Mission asks us

to manage our Company for sustainable financial growth.

  • Our Social Mission compels us

to use our Company in innovative ways to make the world a better place.

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At Edelstein, we’re not all bar charts and balance sheets. We’re curious, involved, and engaged. We’re devoted to a client experience that revolves around your personal and business goals, not around formulas and ratios. Our work doesn’t end with getting the numbers right; that’s where it begins.

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–Wally Olins, Author & Branding Consultant

“A brand is an idea that you stand for, made real by what you do and expressed through your personality.”

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–Steve Jobs

“Don’t waste time living someone else’s life. Stay

  • hungry. Stay Foolish.”
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Lisa Murray lisa@trevicomm.com 617-835-0396 www.trevicomm.com

https://www.facebook.com/TreviCommunications/ https://twitter.com/trevicomm https://www.linkedin.com/company/trevi-communications

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