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Stand 4 Your Brand

Brand or be branded! Without a breakthrough brand, you might as well be invisible. Branding revolutionaries unite! Stand 4 Your Brand here...

Website: http://www.stand4yourbrand.com
Location: Right here, right now.
Revolutionaries: 70
Latest Activity: Feb 27

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Lou Bortone

How do you stand for your brand? 13 Replies

Started by Lou Bortone. Last reply by Jim Sutton Sep. 26, 2009.

Russell Cox

Ning Rings - Credibility and Visibility for your Internet Brand 7 Replies

Started by Russell Cox. Last reply by Bonnie Dubrow Jul. 28, 2009.

Denise Griffitts

Must-Read Article on Website Legal Compliance

Started by Denise Griffitts Jul. 21, 2009.

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Lou Bortone Comment by Lou Bortone on June 23, 2009 at 12:27am
P.S. Glad to hear you'll be on the call! As for the video tips, I'll have to go back and check the autoresponder to see the sequence. I believe after the 5 audios are delivered, there may be a few reminder/follow up messages... then you'd just get the monthly ezine. Hope it helps!
Lou Bortone Comment by Lou Bortone on June 23, 2009 at 12:24am
Hi Edward!

Yikes, your question about pricing is a tough one - so many variables to consider. Maybe we can chat via phone soon, as it would probably be more productive than having me ramble on here...

Look forward to connecting soon!

Lou
Edward Spangler Comment by Edward Spangler on June 23, 2009 at 12:20am
Hey Lou
I am checking out your webinar tomorrow about boost biz with video
Right up my alley.

I also like the structure of your online branding email updates.
It is concise and info packed , gives all levels of income and commitment levels a chance to participate.
I have recd part 4 of 5 on video tips and feel the spacing between messages is appropriate. I suspect that I will be taken off that specific list after message 5 but will continue to receive your main update along another else I chooseto subscibe to.

Is that how it works, because that is what I am interested in.

Thanks for your help,
Eddie
Karen Bauermeister Comment by Karen Bauermeister on June 19, 2009 at 11:07am
In the first 7 seconds that we meet someone, we make 11 judgments about one another, and all of them are based on what we see.

First impressions are serious business and based on perception. A professional, well thought out business identity can speak volumes about your company and how you do business. It says that you are serious, stable and ready to do business; ready to create results.

It is the “first impression” that you choose to give potential clients what will set you apart from your competition.

Your business identity is an intentionally crafted message aimed at attracting your ideal customer. Many business owners ask themselves if they can afford to invest in their brand. Understanding the impact it could have in a moment, the right question to ask would be; "can you afford not to?”.
Anne Walsh Comment by Anne Walsh on February 9, 2009 at 5:28am
Thanks for connecting..
Anne
Lou Bortone Comment by Lou Bortone on February 8, 2009 at 2:59pm
Anne - I've got a lot of very diverse interests and products, as well. Unless you can manage to fit them all under one "umbrella" brand, I would focus on one at a time... But keep your humor in it to give it your own, unique personality!
Lou Bortone Comment by Lou Bortone on February 8, 2009 at 2:58pm
Thanks, Lisa!
Lisa Comment by Lisa on February 8, 2009 at 12:51pm
Who doesn't love LouTube?! Thanks for making business, marketing, and branding FUN!
Peace,
Lisa
Anne Walsh Comment by Anne Walsh on January 15, 2009 at 7:44am
got a stupid question...I have 3 main offerings:
Consciousness shifting...which (similar to EFT) is a technology which zaps conflicting intentions and gets to the root of an issue fast (but in a gentle sustainable way). Check out www.karenvizer.com for information about the founder. This is for people who have recurring patterns they want to zap
The second one is a programme for people who want to find their life purpose/change careers. It's called Now What? Find your life blueprint and is based on the work of Laura Berman Fortgang.
The third one is an e-book called Master Your Money: A 5 step plan to help you save more and spend less. This is for people who want to get control of their finances...
It seems to me that I have 3 different target markets here..also when I've been working through the branding exercises..what I've been getting is that people really enjoy my (rather dark wacky) sense of humour and original way of looking at things (along with my empathy, intuition and compassion). So any suggestions on whether I should go for ONE market over another or come up with a sort of "blanket brand" that would encompass those three things..
Thanks for all insights and comments..
www.twitter.com/annewalshcoach
Lou Bortone Comment by Lou Bortone on December 10, 2008 at 7:03pm
Want to really Stand 4 Your Brand? Then I invite you to join me in January for a very fun and unique program called "Online Video Rock Star!" Simply stated, Erin Blaskie and I will turn you into an Online Video Rock Star in just 30 days. Details at http://www.OnlineVideoRockStar.com...
 

Revolutionaries (70)

Lou Bortone Karen Bauermeister Bonnie Dubrow Edward Spangler Megan McKenzie Rich Quindry Michele Price Suzanne Gough Monique Gallagher Trish Lambert Val Sharp Amy Boyack Norman Piche Lyn Hicks Gwendolyn Allen Jim Sutton Jim Sutton Russell Cox Denise Griffitts Michael Port Cynthia Phifer Christie Scott Debbie O'Grady Brent Burns Garen McMillian Sharon Sayler Cara Lumen Jim Verzino Cindy Earl Rob Thomas
 
 
 

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