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When A Niche Is Not A Niche
Not all niches are equal, and some niches aren't even niches at all. If everyone offers similar service, it's not a niche. A niche strategy has to adhere to 3 components: 1, customers self-identify with the niche; 2, specialized expertise or capabilities; 3, market density to support a business.
Versature: Challenging Giants
Versature has a David versus Goliath story. They are challenging the big giants by offering services the big telcos can't or don't want to provide, and they're growing rapidly as a result. Look for paradigm shifts in your industry to grow a sticky brand.
Embrace Your Category
Describe your products simply, succinctly and in the language of your customers. Speaking in the language of your customers will make your brand more findable, referable, memorable and desirable.
Crowe Soberman: Relationships Make Clients Stick
A service can be sold with expertise alone, but to have your clients come back again and again requires goodwill and trust. Relationships make clients stick. Crowe Soberman's culture of relationships is a clear differentiator for their brand. They value real personal connections, and believe it's an integral part of their success.
Brand Momentum
Brand momentum is exciting and powerful when your brand is rising, but terrifying if it's declining. Energy accelerates the impact of your brand, but it's elusive. Here are 3 tips to increase your brand's momentum.
National Logistics services: The Cost Of Repositioning
Repositioning a business can be one of the most costly and painful transitions a company go through. National Logistics Services (NLS) went through 18 months of sales purgatory when it repositioned from a general logistics provider to experts in fashion and footwear. Today NLS has a sticky brand, but it was a challenging journey. Peter Reaume, CEO of NLS explains, "It was one of the scariest thing I've ever done. We knew we had to specialize, but the transition was hard."
Growing A Sticky Brand Is Hard. Really, Really Hard!
Growing a sticky brand is hard. Really, really hard. Every company featured in the Sticky Branding Stories column is doing something pretty amazing. And in every case they are leveraging their core capabilities and investments to grow a sticky brand. But what's not as obvious is each of these companies have faced adversity.
Capital Iron: The Personal Touch Counts
Talent is a foundational building block of a sticky brand. Capital Iron has grown a sticky brand with a very purposeful HR strategy. Close to 90% of their staff are full time employees compared to the retail industry standard of 15 to 20%. Their staffing strategy is designed to support a highly unique retail experience.
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