How to build love relationships with your donors as a non-profit brand.
How to leverage your bio, passion, or experience into a viable business.
There's gold in your resume.
Brand Story Workshop Presentation
Brand Platform Template
Brand Positioning Template
Converting your Elevator Pitch into your Website
Building a Website in Five Steps
Using the right platform and developer for the job
The Attention Economy
Seven rules for building a marketing footprint on a shoestring budget
Building out your touchpoint universe
Why Design Supports Your Brand Story
The Six Rules of Logo Design
A Cost-Effective & Creative Relationship with a Fiverr Designer
A brand story has components (brand platform) -- just like a story's plot, characters, scenes. and themes.
Your brand platform builds a love relationship with your customers
Learn how to build a 10-part brand platform for plug-and-play marketing.
How to Know if Your Brand can be Trademarked
Step-by-Step without a Lawyer
Cautionary Tales of Unregistered Brands
Domain Strategy: Positioning
Brand Names vs. Product Names
Four Criteria for the Perfect Name
Crafting a Pitch as your Brand Story
The Five-Step Framework
30 sec., 60 sec. and 3-minute versions
Steve Jobs on Marketing Human Values
Building the Four-Step Brand Positioning Statement
Your Secret Sauce — the most critical brand element
The Six-Element Persona Framework
Broad vs. Narrow customer targeting
Building Personas with AI
The Six-Element Persona Framework
Broad vs. Narrow customer targeting
Building Personas with AI
Steve Jobs: The brand story begins with the customer — not the product.
Brands Work Subconsciously — Know Your Persona
Case Study: Beyond Meat — Getting the Target Customer Right
The 1960s: When Brand Stories Were Born
David Ogilvy: The Father of Modern Advertising
The Four C’s: Every brand communication must pass four tests
Roots of the Brand Story method
Filmmaker Roots — Story Has Structure
A Career Built on Brand Story
Every product or service — from law firms to coffee — is a commodity.
You don't need a unique product. You need a unique brand.
Align with your target customer's needs. Own a clear, relevant position
Establish a differentiator -- the foundation of your brand story.
Never let go of your brand concept.
People don't buy products — they buy brands.
A brand position is a superpower that outweighs features, benefits, and pricing.
Most start-ups neglect their brand story while focusing on business plans and financials.