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In all essence, your brand is your promise to your audience. It tells them what they can expect from you, your products, and your services. It precisely states your purpose, mission, passion, and value over the competition. Your brand is ultimately who you are, who you want to be, and who people think you are. We never want to rely on what we think we know about our audience. Research is crucial to understand the needs, wants, and routines of our clients & customers.

Branding is not marketing.

It is important to know that marketing is promotion, branding is creation. 

The basics.

Be consistent, be cohesive.

Although establishing a brand can be stressful, time-consuming, and tedious — it is very conducive to the success you can gain when pushing through.

It is important to ask yourself the following questions:

• What is the mission of my business?

• How is my business beneficial?

• What qualities do I want my brand to represent?

• What social media platforms best serve my brand?

To figure out what areas would serve you best, take the test.

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