Social Media Awareness Dictionary

Branding

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Branding is the process of creating a unique name and image for a product or company in the consumers' mind. It involves using marketing techniques to create an identity for a product or company, and making sure that this identity is consistent across all platforms and touchpoints. A strong brand can help a company to stand out from its competitors, and can make it easier for customers to remember and recognise the company's products or services. Branding can also help to build customer loyalty, and can increase the perceived value of a product or service. Creating a successful brand requires careful planning and execution, and should take into account the company's target audience, its USP (unique selling proposition), and its overall business strategy. Once created, a brand needs to be carefully managed in order to maintain its relevance and appeal.

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