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Founder's Journal

Defining Brand Architecture

Founder's Journal

Morning Brew

Entrepreneurship, Careers, Business

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2020

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Today I go through the three types of brand architecture and how Morning Brew is figuring out which model is best for our business. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

What is up everyone? This is Alex Lieberman, co-founder and CEO of Morning Brew,

0:06.1

coming to you with another episode of the Founders Journal, my daily audio diary

0:12.1

walking everyone through the wins and losses the challenges of

0:16.9

running a media startup. Today we talk about brand and we talk about how you scale your brand as you launch new products.

0:25.4

Something we're going through right now at Morning Brew and I gotta be honest it's not an easy process

0:30.9

but it's a really important one let's hop into it.

0:35.0

For a little bit of context we're now more than one brand right what are we

0:41.0

working with right now what are we gonna be working with in the next couple of months?

0:43.6

Yep, so at this very moment, Morning Brew has three brands, four products for the time

0:51.5

being. So our products are Morning Brew, our daily newsletter. We have Retail Brew, which is our go-to

0:59.5

hub for all Retail News for the retail professional.

1:03.6

Emerging Tech Brew, which covers the most cutting edge technologies for the

1:08.2

emerging technology enthusiast.

1:09.8

This is everything from artificial intelligence to autonomous vehicles.

1:14.0

And we are in the process of launching marketing brew,

1:16.7

thanks to Josh, the, as I always say,

1:19.8

the human Swiss Army knife at Morning Brew.

1:22.2

And then we have our first audio product business casual which is

1:26.0

bi-weekly hosted by Kinsey Grant. The long story short is morning

1:30.0

Bruce started as one product and we were a product that was a company. The company

1:34.9

was just the name of the product and that is really exciting in the beginning but

1:39.2

it gets hard to scale over time and so now what we're spending a lot of time thinking about is what does the

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