What is a Brand Archetype?

What is a brand archetype? A brand archetype is a human-like or animal-like character that represents a brand. It’s an effective way to represent the characteristics of a brand as well as its values and personality. From marketing materials to employee training and also for hiring new employees, it is a useful element of a brand. Businesses can find the perfect candidates for job openings by using this technique. If you’re looking for new team members, it’s important to know what type of person would fit best at your company.

Introducing The RESULTS Approach™

After years and years of figuring out what works and what doesn’t work (the hard way), I’m excited to announce our new strategic branding system The RESULTS Approach™.

The RESULTS Approach™ is a branding strategy that uses strategic research and design to create optimal brand results. Click below if you would like to learn more!

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Awesome Ways to Make Money Online and How to Protect Your Business

If you are looking for a way to make more money, either as a side job or your main gig, then you should get online. There are many ways to make money over the internet and there is a job available for almost any skillset. Of course, you won’t become a millionaire overnight, but with proper planning and dedication, you can earn a living without leaving your home.

Here are some great ideas that you can try today to get your foot in the door and earn income using your own unique expertise as well as some tips for running your business.

Reach Customers on Social Media – Five Tips to Help Businesses

Each year, more and more customers turn away from traditional methods of interacting with businesses and move towards social media. Here are 5 Tips to Help Businesses Reach Customers on Social Media.

What is a Brand Archetype?

Introducing The RESULTS Approach™

Awesome Ways to Make Money Online and How to Protect Your Business

Reach Customers on Social Media – Five Tips to Help Businesses

1. Start With a Strategy