Six point guide to help Redefine Your Brand

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What has changed in your business over the last 5 years?

Are you still doing the same old things as before or has your brand positioning evolved?

How about we rephrase the above questions as follows:
- How many First Time Visitors are you seeing weekly?
- How many Follow – Up Visitors keep returning monthly?
- How many Young People are making appointments?
- How many Social Media Enquiries is the business receiving?
- How many Referrals are heading your way?

If you are struggling with repositioning your brand then try implementing the solutions below:

1. Build a Story Brand for your business.

- Have a clear message that is directed to the targeted consumer that is easy for them to understand.

2. Focus on establishing simplified solutions to complex challenges that consumers are faced with.

- This will require you to listen carefully to what they complain of and make sure the solutions you present to them speak directly to what they require the most.

3. Develop High Quality products/solutions that are easily accessible, practical to implement and that are very much affordable.

- Consumers want the best for the least amount they can possibly pay for.

4. Remember it is not about the product you sell but rather the problem you solve.

Be very clear on that and constantly communicate it throughout your entire brand positioning.

5. Your entire marketing strategy should be simple, cleaver and practical.

- Consumers want clarity and not confusion when they interact with your brand.

6. Build solutions that incorporate the three components of healthcare.

- Everything you do should centre on the academic, clinical and business aspects of business.

Conclusion

Building a brand or repositioning your current one is possible. All it takes is for you to start looking beyond the norm of what has always worked and be willing to do things differently. Then work on it daily with your entire team.

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