
Once simply associated with a logo, name, or trademark, the term ‘brand’ has evolved into so much more. Today a brand is the all-encompassing perception of your products or services when a prospect hears your brand name. With so many consumer touch points in the 21st century, there are now more opportunities than ever to maximize what the public thinks of your brand from both an emotional and factual standpoint.
Many companies have successfully adapted to the idea that brand building is the most crucial marketing component, while some have been dragging their feet to jump on the wagon. Reality? Brand focus does not appear to be at risk of extinction anytime soon. In fact, major corporations like Proctor & Gamble have shifted their entire marketing functions to brand management.
The most important aspect of branding is to make sure that ALL components and touch points tie back the same message and evoke the same emotion.
So what skills, qualities and strategies make for a ‘successful’ brand manager? Read more



