Brand Personality with Rajev Sivarasa
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In this episode of Cover Brand, Ethan Decker and Rajev Sivarasa explore the challenge of maintaining brand uniqueness as businesses expand, particularly emphasizing the role of brand behaviors and authenticity. Rajev shares insights from his journey in the IT services industry, spotlighting how personal touches and a distinct company culture can set a business apart. Discover how Rajev uses unique selling propositions like the catchphrase "not assholes" to create a memorable brand identity. Learn about the pitfalls of mimicking larger corporations and why small businesses should embrace their personality to stand out. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned business leader, this episode offers valuable strategies to help your brand shine.
Main Topics Covered:
- The role of brand behaviors in maintaining brand uniqueness
- The concept of "brand DNA" and its importance
- Strategies for promoting brand personality in growing businesses
- Rajeev's unique approach to branding in the IT industry
- Overcoming the challenges of self-promotion and marketing
Links to Additional Resources:
- Applied Brand Science
- Nordstrom’s Service Philosophy
- Learn more about Ethan Decker
Discover how to transform your brand identity by listening to this insightful episode. Learn to convey your brand's true essence and distinguish yourself from the competition. Apply these strategies to grow your business while maintaining authenticity and originality.
Subscribe to Cover Brand for more insights into the world of branding and marketing. Share this episode with a friend who could benefit from these strategies, and head over to appliedbrandscience.com to dive deeper into the principles of brand science. Your success starts here!
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