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Price does not count if you can offer great service or a trendy product. This statement is true most of the time. There are exceptions when the buying is not done on an emotional level. Using hype and excitement around a trend or fashion statement will normally allow you to charge a higher price, especially when the demand is high. Teens are primarily prone to this hype but so are adults when it comes to the latest technology. When new software comes out, the first people at the trough to try them out are the techies. A new tech product will normally command a higher price until the market is saturated. Anything new will be noticed, and if it is adopted, you are well on the way in developing a brand. As with anything, a price will be paid if there is quality, performance, and service backing it up. Nothing will take away from the brand if all of these elements are present. Before you begin with your branding, take some time to analyze what the market wants. If there is no market for your product or service, you will not likely have the opportunity to create a brand and get a return on your investment. There are many issues around branding: logo, color, shape, quality, consistency, marketability, popularity, and much more. The most important aspect is having a market and standing behind your product or service, in this next topic will give you some steps in creating a brand buzz.
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Bette Daoust, Ph.D. is a speaker, author (over 170 books, articles, and publications), and consultant. She has provided marketing, sales, business development and training expertise for companies such as Peet's Coffee & Tea, Varian Medical Systems, Accenture, Avaya, Cisco Systems to name a few. Dr. Daoust has also done extensive work with small businesses in developing their marketing, training, and operational plans. You may contact Dr. Daoust at BizMechanix.com. You may also view her latest publications at BlueprintBooks.com. Dr. Daoust also writes for the National Networker theNationalNetworker.com.
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