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How to create your brand plan [infographic]

WRITTEN BYJames Price | JPAbusiness

Brands

When people think about the term ‘brand’ they often think only of a brand’s visual manifestation, i.e. the logo and livery. But a brand is much more than that.

A brand is the sum of all you say and do in relation to your products and services, plus consumers’ personal experiences with these. It is the relationship, or connection, between an organisation and its customers.

Ask the brand experts

In 2015 we partnered with business branding experts Richard Amos and Mike Wilkinson to create one of our most popular ebooks to date: Brand and Corporate Identity for Small to Mid-Sized Businesses.

Based on their advice, we have created the following infographic to help you get started on creating a Brand Plan for your business.

Plan to succeed

Your brand identity is determined by your business plan so, before you get down to the nuts and bolts of adopting a brand strategy, ensure it is aligned to your business goals.

The Brand Plan will form the basis of your branding strategy.

3 Ps of a brand plan 2021

 

Once you have developed your Brand Plan it will become the organising system for how you develop, deliver and manage the brand going forward.

It’s very important to remember that brand is not just ‘look and feel’, it can actually represent an important aspect of your business value and maintainable position.

For more detail on creating a brand plan and developing your brand strategy, download the free ebook: Brand and Corporate Identity for Small to Mid-Sized Businesses.

If you would like support in creating or managing your brand, contact the team at JPAbusiness on 02 6360 0360 or 02 9893 1803 for a confidential, obligation-free discussion.

 

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About James Price | JPAbusiness James Price has over 30 years’ experience in providing strategic, commercial and financial advice to Australian and international business clients. James’ blogs provide business advice for aspiring and current small to mid-sized business owners, operators and managers.