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All Good Brands Prefer Setting a Higher Standard

As an interpreter of clues in the world of branding, I often feel like a forensic anthropologist. There’s this uncanny habit I have of scanning the new brand landscape and spotting the bright sparks that are showing up, staking out their territory and making a difference. It’s easy to spot the bright power sparks. Here’s …

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Cooking Up A New Brand

Sometimes there’s just nothing better than a handmade dessert or soup cooked from scratch. For me, this happens when I made a reservation by hand, of course, with my blackberry. Thank goodness for the Open Table mobile app; it’s a lifesaver.

While cooking up soups and baking desserts from dough may escape my list of …

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Are You Minding Your Brand’s Behavior?

Recent breakthroughs in brain science are giving us unprecedented information about how our brains are wired, and how they long to connect. We’re not the rational human beings we thought we were. What’s more, we’re discovering that emotions make the brain pay attention. Emotions affect people’s motivation.

The good news? Getting our heads around brain …

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What’s In A Name? The Big “O”

When someone says The Big “O” it can have many different meanings depending on where in the country you live, what you spend your days doing and where your mind is at the moment. Hey, keep it clean folks, this is a personal branding blog not a, well, you know. (wink, wink)

For those of …

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A Cup of Coffee to Branding within Your Brand

If you have a sales team – even a small one, you’ll want to pay attention to their brands within your brand.

Your customers are no longer buying from your company – they’re buying from your sales executives. Today, your sales reps’ relationships and reputations are the lifeblood of your bottom line.

But just having …