E121 - Persistent Branding - Marketing Minute

Stand Out & Grow!

Kat Ramirez

Business:entrepreneurship, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Business, Management

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🗓️ 29 January 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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PERSISTENT Branding! What are you doing to keep your business name out in front of your future buyers? Consistent Branding is Persistent Branding As an Owner of your business, you have to have a strategy to consistently remind your future buyers who you are, what you do, and how to get a hold of you! All the Time Always for the Life of your Business! Marketing Minute With Katherine (Kat) 🇺🇸 Ramirez People Always think If I build it they will come! Hell No Not anymore there are too many competitors who are more proactive in attracting your customers What are you doing to remind your future customers, who you are, what you do, and how to get a hold of YOU? Tune in to learn more about how to be Strategic with your Marketing! Please drop a line if you learned something or tag someone whom you think might benefit from this marketing-minute educational tip. Follow me to learn more tips on how to Stand Out and Grow!You Got This! adBidtise adBidtise Espanol & Hashtag SocialBuzz helping businesses Stand Out & Grow with Katherine (Kat) 🇺🇸 Ramirez www.adbidtise.com www.hashtagsocialbuzz.com www.linkedin4yourbusiness.com www.standoutngrow.com www.10xbusinesbroker.com

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0:00.0	I'm Cat Ramirez, your host of Stand Out and Grow.
0:10.3	I want to help your business Stand Out, survive, succeed, and grow.
0:15.0	Building your business is really, really hard,
0:19.0	and knowing what marketing and advertising tools you need to help you become successful is extremely confusing.
0:28.0	After 30 years of working with thousands of businesses.
0:33.0	I am here to help you make good business decisions.
0:36.8	I want to help you understand the programs that are available to you
0:40.6	so that you can stand out, survive, succeed, and grow.
0:46.6	So let's get started.
0:48.6	Hey there, this is Cat and this is your marketing minute. Today I want to talk to you
0:59.3	about the word persistent. Now persistent is usually and typically associated with
1:09.2	cells or maybe a startup or maybe the activity that you're doing to generate something, right?
1:18.0	So, persistent.
1:20.0	I want to use persistent in regards to an association with your branding and what you're doing with your social media to continuously remind your future customers who you are what you do and how to get a hold of you.
1:35.4	So persistence just like when you're cold calling or when you're doing business
1:40.9	development you have to be very persistent meaning you're doing business development. You have to be very persistent, meaning you're knocking on their door,
1:45.4	you're calling them a couple times, you're asking them over and over,
1:48.5	are you interested, are you interested,
1:50.6	until you're blue in the face, right? You're being very persistent because you don't know what that person, you know, if they're having a bad day or if this is a bad timing or whatever the case. So you have to be persistent. You have to be to remind them,
2:07.1	hey you showed some interest and I'm just reminding you I'm knocking on the door and I'm trying to remind you that we're here for you and we
2:15.2	would like to offer a proposal or a quote or something whatever the case may be.
2:20.0	Persistent applies to your social media and your personal presence as well, because if you're not doing something constantly to remind your future customers who you are, what you do and how to get a hold of you, you're not your
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