Branding - Page 9

From personal branding or corporate business branding, entrepreneurs know a strong branding strategy and design are imperative to success. Learn more, here.

Starting a Business

Why Every Athlete Should Think Like a Startup Founder

Whether you're a high-profile star or a lesser-known athlete, thinking like a startup founder can unlock long-term financial stability, emotional fulfillment and career longevity.

Side Hustle

These Sisters Started a Side Hustle After a 'Light Bulb Moment' Led to a 'Versatile' Product. Now It's Done Over $45 Million in Sales.

Co-founders Lauren Stephens and Kaki McGrath, along with their mother Bonnie Dudley, turned everyday-wear brand Dudley Stephens into a multimillion-dollar success.

Branding

6 Ways to Subtly Refresh Your Brand and Can Keep Your Business Relevant

Even as your offer changes, your brand has to stay the same – true to the established identity that attracted guests in the first place.

Branding

Stop Letting Others Define You — Here's How to Take Control with a Bold Personal Brand

Here's how to build an authentic, powerful personal brand that sets you apart and positions you for long-term success.

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Branding

You Don't Need Thousands to Turn Your Business Idea Into Reality — Here's How I Did It on a College-Kid Budget

From creating the packaging designs online by myself to learning how to take professional product photos, I found ways to launch a company on a low budget. Here's how you can do it, too.

Marketing

Why the Smallest Details Mean the Most in Marketing — And How to Leverage Them

Exceptional marketing happens in the details — here's how brands can use details to pack a punch and boost memorability.

Growing a Business

Outrank Competitors in Your Niche with These SEO Tweaks

If your business targets a niche market, your SEO should, too. Try these strategies to maximize your resources and reach your target audience.

Marketing

Why The 'Freeze to Death' Collaboration Between Liquid Death and Plunge Tubs Might Be The Collab of The Year — And What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From It

Edgy, unconventional and highly shareable content is why this might be one of the coolest brand collaborations of the year.

Growing a Business

How Getting Featured In The New York Times Led to the Demise of My Brand

We seemed to be rocking it — lots of press, major partnerships. Then we learned a harsh lesson.

Branding

How Corporate Social Responsibility Can Help Build a Positive Brand Image

A positive brand image is vital in today's work culture of very discerning consumers who are not shy about vocalizing their concerns about companies' ethics and practices. An informed and selective public wants to do business with businesses that are socially responsible. Here's how you can prove you are.

Side Hustle

This 43-Year-Old Started a Side Hustle at a Farmer's Market — Then She Quit Her Job and Built an 8-Figure Brand Sold in Costco

Hannah Barnstable, CEO and co-founder of Seven Sundays, was inspired to start her business while on her honeymoon in New Zealand.

Thought Leaders

How to Build a Personal Brand Like Simon Sinek, Brené Brown and James Clear

Thought leaders like Simon Sinek and Brené Brown became known for one big idea, which helped them build authority and trust. By honing in on your unique strengths, accomplishments, and experiences and staying consistent, you can establish yourself as a go-to expert in your niche.

Business Ideas

How to Earn Money from Sports Photography on Stock Photo Platforms

I love sports photography, especially capturing record-breaking achievements at major events. It makes me grateful to dedicated photojournalists who capture every moment.

Marketing

Stop Playing Small — How Rebranding Can Help Your Business Scale

If you're a small business looking to scale up, a rebrand might be just what you need to spur your growth.

Growing a Business

6 Founders Share the Goal-Setting Traps That Sabotaged Their Success (and What They Focus on Now)

Some benchmarks are more important than others—so what should you really care about? We asked six founders for their hardest-won lessons.