What Makes Your Brand Special?

This lesson is straight from The Practical Brand e-Course, if you like it find out more here

There is what feels like an endless supply of coffee shops these days. All I get is a black coffee, so you would think that any coffee shop could do the trick for me - nope. I will drive across town just to go into my favorite coffee shop, lets call it Joe’s.

Joe’s sets itself apart from all the other coffee shops and speaks directly to me. Joe’s has fresh pastries, local art, California boho interiors, amazing Acai bowls and baristas that always remember my name. Joe’s offer me such a unique experience that I will spend extra time driving across town for my black coffee and croissant. 

Even in a saturated market, you can always set yourself apart and speak directly to your dream customer...like Joe’s does to me. What unique offer, product or experience do you offer your customers? By clarifying what makes you unique, it will not only be easier for people to buy from you, but easier for you to sell yourself, too. 

Unique Offer

This can be a core value that you add, service you offer, or product that you sell. It is what they will come to you for over anyone else. When contemplating your unique offer consider some of the following reasons that go into making your offer unique:

  • Special training or education that makes you an expert

  • Certain design or artistic style that sets you apart

  • A unique solution or strategy to solve their problem

  • The amount of time or years that you have worked in your industry

How You Help Them

This is how you help your dream customer solve their problem. What actions do you take to help them? The product, process or service you sell is how you will help your dream customer. Put these together and they create your position statement.

Interested in learning more about your position statement and how to create a timeless brand?

Check out the The Practical Brand e-Course here

Hayley Fedders

Hey there, I’m Hayley Fedders, the founder of Studio Seaside. I started my own business because I want to maintain a healthy work schedule that honors my family life. I’m passionate about helping other creative entrepreneurs achieve their work-life balance through smart and simplified online business solutions.

https://www.studioseaside.com
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