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Topic: Branding

How Do You Execute A Re-brand/re-naming?

Posted by Anonymous on 250 Points
There are a lot of great articles and cases out there on why branding is important, how to sell the idea of branding, and theories about re-branding. However, I've been unable to find anything (articles or cases) on how to execute a re-brand/re-naming? Assuming, you've determined your new brand positioning, you've done all the research, and you're going forward with it, how do you execute? Are there any sources of information out there that talk about tactically how to build a project plan (for lack of a better description) on how to get buy-in, both internally (from the customer facing employees) and externally (customers, vendors/distributors, suppliers, media, etc.). I'm just trying to figure out how to execute and avoid big pitfalls. Any insight or sources of information/cases would be greatly appreciated.
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  • Posted by SteveByrneMarketing on Member
    JBtron gave your an excellent response. I can only add the following:

    1. use popular online/offline marketing planning tools – they will provide you with the structured needed to execute your re-branding program

    2. re-branding is re-positioning (or it should be) what’s your new market position, and how does executing it within your competitive landscape change your marketing execution plans

    3. take a look at a new tagline (try this link)
    https://i.nl00.net/bma.all/h/focuson1102.html

    best of luck
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