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Building and Protecting Distinctive Brand Assets
Here’s what you need to know:
- Identify and prioritise distinctive brand assets: Conduct market research and
analysis to identify the unique and memorable elements of the brand that
have the most potential to differentiate it from competitors. Prioritise these
assets based on their relevance, effectiveness, and market potential. - Develop a consistent brand identity: Use the identified distinctive brand
assets to create a consistent and memorable brand identity across all
marketing channels, including visual elements such as logo, colours,
fonts, and messaging. - Communicate the brand identity: Use various marketing tactics to
communicate the brand identity to target audiences, such as advertising,
social media, public relations, and events. - Protect the brand identity: Establish guidelines and policies for the use
and protection of distinctive brand assets, such as trademarks, patents,
copyrights, and trade secrets. Monitor and enforce these policies to
prevent unauthorised use or infringement. - Measure and optimise brand performance: Use data analytics and
performance metrics to measure the effectiveness of the brand identity
and marketing efforts. Use the insights gained to optimise and improve
the brand’s performance and competitive position. - Adapt and evolve over time: Continuously monitor and analyse the market
trends, consumer preferences, and competitive landscape to identify
opportunities and challenges. Adapt and evolve the brand identity and
marketing strategy accordingly to maintain a strong and distinctive
market position.
By following this marketing plan, a brand can effectively build and
protect its distinctive brand assets, creating a strong and recognizable
identity that can attract and retain customers over the long term.
Mark Khoder says:
“Distinctive brand assets are the lifeblood of a thriving business, shaping
its identity and forging an emotional connection with its audience. By
identifying, nurturing, and protecting these assets, we not only stand
out amidst fierce competition but also secure our position in the hearts
and minds of our customers. As we continue to evolve and adapt to the
ever-changing market landscape, our brand remains an unwavering
beacon of trust and recognition, reminding us of the importance of
building and safeguarding our unique legacy.”
We love working with Mark from YSC who has helped
us map and plan the growth strategy of our burger
store in Gippsland, resulting in an incredible increase
in sales within the very first month! We are looking
forward to continuing to grow our burger store
with the support of Mark and his team at Your SocialChef.
Ally Cruickshank, Burg&Co
Let’s find what works together.