• Brand Building Case Studies That Led to Quantifiably More Profits | The Brand Builders Pod #11

  • Mar 30 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
  • Podcast

Brand Building Case Studies That Led to Quantifiably More Profits | The Brand Builders Pod #11

  • Summary

  • Summary

    In this episode of the Brand Builders Podcast, Tom and Preston continue their exploration of the book 'Kellogg on Branding.' They discuss the branding makeover of Ulta Beauty as an example of how to balance short-term performance with long-term brand building. They highlight the importance of taking the time to understand your brand and its differentiation, as well as reevaluating your communication channels. They also emphasize the need for startups to think long-term and not rush growth, as longevity and building a strong foundation are key to success. In this conversation, Tom and Preston discuss the importance of understanding your product and how it should evolve over time. They highlight the example of Hermes, which took five years for their product to gain traction and become successful. They emphasize the value of failure in the process of refining and improving a product. They also discuss the concept of brand strategy and how it should be simple and easily understood by customers. They use the examples of Ulta and McDonald's to illustrate the importance of clarity and consistency in brand messaging. Additionally, they explore the rebranding efforts of John Deere and the need for a holistic approach to brand that involves all aspects of the organization.

    Takeaways

    Balancing short-term performance with long-term brand building is crucial for success.
    Taking the time to understand your brand and its differentiation is essential.
    Reevaluating your communication channels can lead to improved brand awareness and customer understanding.
    Startups should think long-term and focus on building a strong foundation for sustainable growth. Understanding your product and how it should evolve over time is crucial for long-term success.
    Failure is valuable because it helps you refine and improve your product.
    Brand strategy should be simple and easily understood by customers.
    Clarity and consistency in brand messaging are essential for building a strong brand.
    A holistic approach to brand involves all aspects of the organization and requires internal change management.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Background
    03:07 Lessons from Brand Leaders: Ulta Beauty
    11:06 Balancing Short-Term and Long-Term Goals
    24:47 Building a Platform for Long-Term Success
    26:21 The Importance of Time and Iteration
    29:27 The Power of Simplicity
    34:08 Building Partnerships and Collaboration
    39:41 Rebranding and Transformation
    50:31 Creating Exceptional Customer Experiences

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