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Stop! Don’t spend a penny from your -already too small- advertising budget before taking this course.

What you will learn

 

Understand the key concepts of brand creation

 

Understand why people buy and how can you find a common ground with your audience

 

Learn your role as a brand leader

 

Define your mission, vision, values, abilities and value offering clearly

 

Create your brand philosophy and character

 

Easily define your marketing assets with a unique and clear voice & tone

 

Have a story to tell your audience

 

Learn about different naming approaches

 

Understand brand architecture

 

Choose a visual identity design solution

Description

Dear Freelancers, Solopreneurs, and Start-Up Owners,

Working independently towards your goals is exciting. But when it comes to marketing your goods and services, things become bitter, and I know this feeling.

You may be struggling with so many decisions right now, such as:


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  • What to write on the landing page of your business,

  • What to post on social media this week,

  • How to decide your overall voice&tone,

  • Visual imagery and styling on your designs,

  • What to say on marketing campaigns, etc…

Let me give you the hidden ingredient in this story:
You don’t have a brand strategy and a visual brand identity.

But don’t worry, this course will answer many questions in your mind and give you the fundamental elements of brand creation.

Believe it or not, many experienced business owners lack this information so they spend a lot of money on marketing right away. But as a solopreneur, freelancer, or a small start-up owner, I know you don’t have the luxury to use all your budget for such an expensive lesson.

Here, with this small course;

  • You will be able to write your brand strategy

  • Become familiar with the core idea behind successful brand stories

  • Learn your role as the brand leader

  • Understand why people buy and why people follow any brand

  • Have a clear idea about who you are and how you communicate

  • Define your mission, vision, and value proposition

  • Define a brand story that everyone would love to hear

  • Find a unique and strategic naming solution for your brand

  • Decide which solution to use for your visual identity

In the end, with all this information, you will be able to build a brand reputation first. This way, you will be able to grow organically more than you would do with a digital advertising campaign; your audience will be excited to hear from you and they will feel connected to your story for a long time.

In the future, you can decide to use some of your budgets on advertising of course, but as a new brand leader who is at the beginning of her/his journey, I assure you that all you need is branding first.

Thank you for watching.

 

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Content

What is Branding?

Introduction
Why Do People Buy?

The Role of a Brand Leader

Why Should You Stand Out as A Business Owner?
A Hybrid Brand Model for Solopreneurs
Use Your Character as a Compass
How to Find Your Ikigai
The Importance of “Daring to Dream”

Four Pillars of Branding

Let’s Define Your Values
How Can You Define Your Abilities, Effectively?
How to Write a Strong, Mission Statement
How to Write a Distinct Vision Statement
How can you use your mission&vision in your marketing activities?

Brand Archetypes

What are Archetypes?
The Group That Yearns for Paradise
The Group That Brings Structure to the World
The Group That Connects with Others
The Group That Wants to Leave a Mark on the Earth

Brand Naming & Brand Architecture

Is Naming a Brand a Creative Process?
Basic Naming Approaches
Special Circumstances on Naming
Do You Need a Brand Name as a Solopreneur or Personal Brand?
Brand Architecture for More Than One Brand

Brand Story

The Power of Storytelling
How to Write and Use a Brand Story

Visual Brand Identity

What is a visual identity?
What is Included in a Visual Identity Booklet?
Working with a Professional vs. Designing Yourself