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Article: Branding is The Reason People Buy

Branding is The Reason People Buy

People buy year after year from the same business when they have built a strong brand.

Because a brand is a whole reason in itself for someone to make a purchase.

When you have a strong brand, you just are the best choice.

It's not even a popularity thing of being more well-known. It's a simple fact that people prefer to buy from brands. 

If you think about it, a lot of the daily purchases we make are not about the product or service we are getting. It's about the brand we are buying from.

Specifically that we trust that brand.

Because they've delivered A+ in the past. Because they are the go-to brand for a particular thing. Because they are consistent in showing up online.

It's also about what buying from that brand then associates us with when we have that product or service.

So what do you want people to associate your brand with when they buy from you?

How do you want them to feel when they purchase from you?

How are you communicating that in your visuals, messaging, content creation and offers?

Do you believe you are the best choice for what you offer? 

What parts of your brand need to be refined and cleaned-up to make it stronger?

Often times we get so caught up in trying to build a business and create offers and make content that sells that we forget to strengthen our brand through clarity and refinement. 

At the end of the day, the offers and messaging will be more on-point when the focus is around building a brand first. 

Buyers do not care about the details of your offer that you're stressing over and trying to perfect.

They don't care that your product or service is the most perfect.

They care and buy when it's obvious you are the best choice. 

They care and buy when you have a strong brand. 

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