You may have thought starting with your why is best practise when building a brand. And it can be a good place to start but for some businesses. As it can also can be the thing that puts the breaks on your DIY branding, it can become the wall that you find impossible to climb over. I have recently found whilst doing my own rebrand that the why is probably the hardest part, and maybe that it’s just not the right place for some businesses start with. Today I’ll be taking you through three reason why you should consider not starting with your why. If you’ve been struggling to build your DIY brand then this might be the element that’s been holding you back.
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You may have thought starting with your why is best practise when building a brand. And it can be a good place to start but for some businesses. As it can also can be the thing that puts the breaks on your DIY branding, it can become the wall that you find impossible to climb over. I have recently found whilst doing my own rebrand that the why is probably the hardest part, and maybe that it’s just not the right place for some businesses start with. Today I’ll be taking you through three reason why you should consider not starting with your why. If you’ve been struggling to build your DIY brand then this might be the element that’s been holding you back.
--DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you!Thank you for supporting The BrandMade Podcast so I can continue to provide you with free helpful branding information every Wednesday!