35 results for brand messaging
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MKTThumbnail-as-Product Test
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If most people only see the package, the package IS the message.

Have Boomers Rigged The System? · Tom Nicholas

MKTPositioning: The Battle for Your Mind
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Own a word in the prospect's mind by being first, finding an open position, or repositioning the competition

Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind · Al Ries and Jack Trout

INFThe Five-Step KPI Method
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Become a key person of influence in your industry through five sequential personal brand steps

Key Person of Influence · Daniel Priestley

INFCostly Signalling Theory for Trust
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Build trust through expensive, hard-to-fake signals that demonstrate genuine commitment

Alchemy: The Dark Art and Curious Science of Creating Magic in Brands, Business, and Life · Rory Sutherland

MKTSocial Audio Experimentation Framework
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Leverage emerging audio platforms for serendipitous brand connection

Digital Summit Marketing Spotlight - Ann Handley · Ann Handley

MKTBrand Authenticity Through Vulnerability
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Show real human emotion in brand communications to build deep trust

Digital Summit Marketing Spotlight - Ann Handley · Ann Handley

STRThe Three Eras of Change Framework
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From factories to TV ads to tribes—understand which era you are leading in

The tribes we lead · Seth Godin

MKTThe Controlling Idea
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The single, central message that all marketing copy serves — the moral of the story you are inviting customers into

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe Three Levels of Customer Problems
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Address the external problem customers describe, the internal frustration driving them, and the philosophical injustice they feel

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe StoryBrand BrandScript
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A single-page messaging document that captures your brand's seven core sound bites for use across all marketing channels

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe SB7 StoryBrand Framework
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A seven-part story structure that clarifies brand messaging so customers listen, engage, and buy

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe Purple Cow Principle
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Be remarkable or be invisible -- very good is the new mediocre

How to Get Your Ideas to Spread · Seth Godin

LEADThe Four Pillars of Success
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Master self, story, philosophy, and team to achieve lasting greatness

The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws of Business and Life · Steven Bartlett

COMThe Power of Story in Presentations
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Stories are data with a soul that sync the brains of speaker and listener

Talk Like TED · Carmine Gallo

MKTPositioning Strategy
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Own a word or concept in the prospect's mind to cut through the noise of an overcommunicated society.

Positioning The Battle for Your Mind · Al Ries & Jack Trout

MKTThe BrandScript
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A one-page document that organizes your entire brand narrative into a clear, repeatable message using all seven story elements.

Building a StoryBrand · Donald Miller

COMThe Mask of God Framework
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See through surface symbols to find the universal truth they encode

The Hero With a Thousand Faces · Joseph Campbell

MKTThe Soft Seduction Framework
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Sell anything to the masses by making influence feel like entertainment

The Art Of Seduction (The Robert Greene Collection) · Robert Greene

MKTThe StoryBrand Messaging and Marketing Campaign
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Seven marketing pieces that turn your BrandScript into revenue

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe Customer Transformation Framework
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Define who your customer becomes after working with you

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe One-Liner
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A single memorable statement that makes people want to know more

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe Three Levels of Problem
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External, internal, and philosophical problems unlock deeper customer connection

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen · Donald Miller

MKTThe Grunt Test
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If a caveman can't understand your website in 5 seconds, you lose

Building a StoryBrand 2.0: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen · Donald Miller

STRThe Supplier Independence Imperative
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Never let a single supplier control your destiny

Shoe Dog · Phil Knight

STRInertia and Entropy Diagnosis
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Exploit rivals' inability to change; combat your own organizational decay

Good Strategy/Bad Strategy: The difference and why it matters · Richard Rumelt

COMThe Fear Appeal Formula
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A four-step process to communicate stakes without fearmongering

Building a StoryBrand - Clarify Your Message So Customers · Donald Miller

MKTThe StoryBrand Marketing Roadmap
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Five almost-free steps to implement your brand message and grow revenue

Building a StoryBrand - Clarify Your Message So Customers · Donald Miller

MKTThe StoryBrand Website Framework
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Five things every website must include to convert browsers into buyers

Building a StoryBrand - Clarify Your Message So Customers · Donald Miller

MKTThe Three Levels of Problem Framework
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Address external, internal, and philosophical problems to create irresistible brand promises

Building a StoryBrand - Clarify Your Message So Customers · Donald Miller

MKTThe SB7 Framework
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Seven story elements that clarify your brand message so customers listen

Building a StoryBrand - Clarify Your Message So Customers · Donald Miller

MKTNew Demographics Targeting
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Define your audience by shared values and passions, not by age or zip code

The $100 Startup · Chris Guillebeau

STRFranchise Yourself
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Leverage your skills strategically to reach more people or new audiences without cloning

The $100 Startup · Chris Guillebeau

INFReturn Every Handshake
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Never leave a first interaction unanswered; every greeting is a potential superfan moment

Superfans · Pat Flynn

MINDThe Golden Circle
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Inspire action by communicating from the inside out: WHY, then HOW, then WHAT.

Start With Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action · Simon Sinek

SELFThe Attractive Character
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People follow people, not brands; become someone worth following

Traffic Secrets · Russell Brunson