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Add You - Brand Reinforcement in PowerPoint
It's not about traffic; it's about generating leads. That's right. It only took me eight words to give you the secret super tip on using pay-per-click (PPC) search engines successfully. It's not about generating traffic to your website; it's about generating leads from the traffic for which you are paying. This slight shift in understanding about where the value resides in PPC search engines could make all the difference when it comes to capitalizing on the web promotional resource known as PPC.How are you currently using PPC?Most (and this is spoken from experience) PPC advertisers bid o
Legal marketing success for you can reside in your knowing the psycho-graphics of your market. One key area of law marketing psycho-graphics is knowing how your prospective client is thinking about fees. In one of my other articles I write about law practice management pricing strategies. If you have not read that article I do recommend you read it since it is related to getting top dollar for your services. That said lets move forward in getting you comfortable in getting the fees you deserve from your legal marketing.In legal marketing you need to know is very few people have the time, ener
However, many presenters, especially those with a corporate interest in mind, fail to capitalize on that environment. Think about it. You have a hundred people in a room. They are all listening to you, but they are also watching the giant screen behind you, staring at the messaging, absorbing the graphics. Make the best of their fixed attention by creating brand reinforcement in every slide.
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Using Your Brand
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"Brand" is admittedly an ambiguous term. It encompasses and summarizes everything about a company that makes them unique, better and memorable. Elements of the brand can be broken down into various building blocks, one of them being visual identity. A company's visual
There are several marketing strategies businesses can use today. Online marketing, television commercials, and radio plug-ins are some of the popular methods. Banners and flyers are still used to advertise sales and other promos. But these advertising strategies don't really give prospective consumers something. If anything, the flyers usually end up in the trash and the TV gets switched off. Nobody bothers with online ads for fear of viruses. If you're a business owner looking for a quick advertising fix, logo fitted hats, hats with embroidery, and marketing hats are good choices. Hats are effective ma
However, many presenters, especially those with a corporate interest in mind, fail to capitalize on that environment. Think about it. You have a hundred people in a room. They are all listening to you, but they are also watching the giant screen behind you, staring at the messaging, absorbing the graphics. Make the best of their fixed attention by creating brand reinforcement in every slide.
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Using Your Brand
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"Brand" is admittedly an ambiguous term. It encompasses and summarizes everything about a company that makes them unique, better and memorable. Elements of the brand can be broken down into various building blocks, one of them being visual identity. A company's visual
Wouldn’t you love a simple formula for easily growing your small business? Here is something that could be just what you are looking for:1. Create an information product based on your expertise.2. Sell or license many copies of the product to a large company.3. Guide the company in using your product as a promotional item to sell more of their products or services.4. Be sure your own name is someplace in the product.5. Watch your client base grow.Yes, it can be as easy as that. You may be thinking you don’t know quite where to start. Begin with the sound bites t
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Using Your Brand
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"Brand" is admittedly an ambiguous term. It encompasses and summarizes everything about a company that makes them unique, better and memorable. Elements of the brand can be broken down into various building blocks, one of them being visual identity. A company's visual
What do you do when you have an innovation, which is somewhat unique in the specialty industrial equipment business, but there are already others with similar equipment out there, which are not capitalizing on your target niche? Well you simply out market them and look for ways to add revenue, while adding value to the customer in the form of piece of mind.Let’s take a case study of a wastewater filtration system for the car wash industry; a system capable of treating the water for reuse, but rather than go head to head with superior systems, which have been in the market for decades, let’s go af
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Using Your Brand
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"Brand" is admittedly an ambiguous term. It encompasses and summarizes everything about a company that makes them unique, better and memorable. Elements of the brand can be broken down into various building blocks, one of them being visual identity. A company's visual
The reason might be this simple: as a business, non-profit or association manager, you’re too focused on communi- cations tactics and not on a workable blueprint for dealing with those important outside audiences whose behaviors most affect your department, division or subsidiary.If this sounds familiar, the blueprint I refer to provides the tools required to persuade those key external stakeholders to your way of thinking. Then, hopefully, move them to take actions that lead to your success.A blueprint, say, like this one: people act on their own perception of the facts before them, which
Logo and Slogan
Every single slide should include the company logo, at a minimum. The logo should be unobstructed at all times, and should be large enough to read easily -- never assume everyone in the audience has heard of you or understands your brand. Also, if the company has a slogan, consider building it into the design. This doesn't have to be blatant, but sometimes a repeated phrase, no matter how small or subtle, can have enormous effect.
Colors
If possible, the slides should consistently employ the company's corporate colors. If you're McDonald's, use red and yellow; if you're BP, use green. The colors can be part of header and footer graphics, titles or even arrows and bullets. The effect can be subtle, but it make
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