Branding Success and Consumer Perception

Understanding Consumer Perception
Fairy Tale or Fish Tail? Which do you see?

How is your Brand looking?

They say ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’ but in marketing there are no guarantees that the words that we use to create and build our brand picture are the same words that our target audience think of when they see our brand.

As brand marketers we understand and value the importance of delivering a consistent brand across all that we do however even the most popular of all leading global brands still generate a myriad of consumer reactions, some of which are not quite as positive as the brand would require for sustainable growth.

Since the accelerated rise of the digital market place, now more than ever as brand custodians we must remain vigilantly aware of what our consumers really think and feel about our brand so that we can adjust our marketing strategies and tactics accordingly.
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What makes NDIS Marketing different?

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A New System needs a New Marketing Approach

In the first of our NDIS insights (Marketing & the NDIS) we touched on the impact that the introduction of the NDIS will have on the changing demands for branding and marketing for Not For Profit (NFP) service providers within the disability sector.

The shift towards a participant driven income generation model has opened the doors to a complex new order of marketing challenges for service providers that are unprecedented within the sector and will require a major shift in strategic planning to maintain and achieve operational growth. Continue reading “What makes NDIS Marketing different?”

Marketing & the NDIS

marketing & the NDIS

The  Shift to Service Marketing

It goes without saying that the NDIS roll out has caused a massive disruption to the operational management and financial growth potential of disability service providers within Australia. What hasn’t become as obvious within the sector, is the impact that the transition to a participant driven income generation model will have on the demands for branding and marketing for NFP service providers within the disability sector. Continue reading “Marketing & the NDIS”