• Using Holistic Branding to Stand Out in a Noisy Market

  • Feb 18 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Using Holistic Branding to Stand Out in a Noisy Market

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  • Competition is fierce these days.

    The solution, according to marketing experts, is to create a ‘brand story’ for your company or your product.

    Sounds simple. Until you actually try to do it.

    And then, well, suddenly you feel like a stranger in a strange land.

    Staring at blank piece of paper or screen - or brainstorming with colleagues only to come up with something that by anyone’s assessment is pretty generic. Not exactly what you were hoping for.

    Today we’re talking with Deevo Tindall, a holistic branding strategist and founder of Fusion Creative, which he launched after 15 years of working in a corporate career.

    In this podcast Deevo will be discussing:

    - What is ‘holistic branding’ and how it can help differentiate your business.

    - How companies can begin to create their own brand story.

    - What companies are getting wrong about content creation.

    - How to stand out in a very ‘noisy’ market.

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