Showing posts with label Final. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Tag Line
With regard to language, different media groups here use different taglines. We tried to make a single tagline work, but had no success. I think it is because the different media types (e.g. TV, print and digital) make a very big difference in the way our content is applied. Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 67
To deliver affordable quality and style in every makeover we offer.
“Bad products testify to people not caring. Our goal is to develop the very best products we can. Some things you rely on intuitively to say ‘yes, this is right’” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg 170
Emphasizing key talents
The Live fashion truck is different because it can come
directly to you if need be. Many agencies now promote transparent structures between the agency
and the client. The client will have full insight into how the agency works
(often called their ‘methodology’) and transparency may extend to the financial
workings of an agency. Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An
Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 195 I believe this
well help give the Live brand a step ahead of the completion. One of my
strongest suits in the ability to communicate well with others on a personal
level. I know how to build a comfort
zone with my clients in any circumstance. “A good relationship with the client can help the creative
execution. The process between client and the agency is one of collective
discovery: innovation happens when business strategy and positioning are teamed
with creative insight.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An
Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 195
Statement of your Specialty
“ Brand-owners know this – there is constant talk of ‘focusing on
the customer’ – but few still deliver good services even though a lack of
service can damage a brand. This lack of attention to service has its roots in
history. Branding emerged from a product-based culture where brands were (and,
in many cases, still are) managed by marketeers who often know little about
delivering customer service.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a
Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 138 You
exits but do you Live! That is the question we ask as you walk in our door and
once again as you walk out. The Live brand area of specialty is to make every
client feel like royalty. I have been in the entertainment industry for the
past 17 years and know how “Diva’s” like to be treated and that is the same
treatment the Live brand plans to deliver. One of my best attributes is the ability
to communicate inner glamour in every person no matter what size, race or ethnicity.
That is what the Live brand is about to treat every client with equal of
importance. My specialty is to make the client feel special. Product branding is
based on a manufacturing culture, where the product is made and sold to fit a
purpose or need of the consumer, and the focus is on delivering the product.
What happens afterwards has historically been of little interest to those who
made it. Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction
to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 138
Top Five Talents
As an individual that has been working in the club scene for
the past 17 years I have collected many talents both on and off the stage. This
has prepared me for a handful of different areas of life. “ Like designers, writers
can come from a number of backgrounds – advertising copywriters, journalists or
online writers. Different writing specialisms require different talents –
writing an ad requires different skills to writing a brochure, or developing brand
names.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to
Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 203 Below is a list of what I feel
are my top 5 talents to help me in this area for my business.
1. People person
2. Pay attention to details
3. Work well with deadlines
4. Great eye for fashion
5. Ability to get my point across positively
“A lot of knowledge and brand value will rest with the agency so a transparent structure will help facilitate the key working relationship with the client. Many agencies build their business on just one key client.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 195 I feel with the above talents it well help me structure a strong, positive and productive business.
1. People person
2. Pay attention to details
3. Work well with deadlines
4. Great eye for fashion
5. Ability to get my point across positively
“A lot of knowledge and brand value will rest with the agency so a transparent structure will help facilitate the key working relationship with the client. Many agencies build their business on just one key client.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 195 I feel with the above talents it well help me structure a strong, positive and productive business.
Talents
As a kid I have always wanted to be a star and over the
years I have had the honor to grace many stages over our great country both big
and small, I have even had the privileged of back up dancing for Nelly Furtado
in the Mtv VMA’s. Now I am ready to take my life in a different path. Many people
have always told me that I am a go getter and always view the glass as half
full. Branding is important because of its relationship and impact on the
world we live in. Brands affect people’s lives simply because they are part of
our daily choices and decisions. In today’s world, with broad competition for
virtually all products and services – including charities and the
not-for-profit sector – there seems to be little that has been left untouched
by branding. Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An
Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 32 I have been told that, I’m a great people person even
when I’m not very impress with the person I still make them feel comfortable in
the situation. I like to make people feel good about themselves. I can also
size up some ones fashion scene pretty good after just being around them for an
hour or so. It must analyse its impact on its stakeholders and review how it
delivers its service and how it is perceived, in order to work out a way to
differentiate itself. It must question its values and ensure that it behaves in
line with those values. Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An
Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 32
Passions
The idea behind Live fashion come from my passion for
wanting to help people out. I have work in the club scene for almost 15 years
in one way or another so I have run into many fashion emergencies. One of my
biggest pet eves is when a group of ladies go out in a group and there is
always that one lady that didn’t bring an extra outfit for the night. So I sometime
that them backstage if I have time and help them freshen up there look to help
them feel more comfortable with their group. “Many brands may succeed in
communicating to an audience, but fail to engage. Engagement happens by
identifying and exploiting the magic in a brand: the insight or idea that
connects to the audience. It can be an intuitive process and requires a mix of
strategic business thinking and creative ideas. The thinking and creative
process must never stop.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name:
An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg, 30 With my Live brand it is my passion to
help people feel better about themselves and the ones that have that already
want to help others. Live has always been my brand name that I have wanted even
before I knew what exactly it is I wanted to do and as I am still trying to
figure that out. I want to ask the customer as they walk out, But do u Live! Many people view
branding as simply creating an identity for a company composed of a logo, a
name and an identifiable style. Yet branding is much more than this. It
encompasses both the visual and tangible elements of the brand, as well as the
emotional and intangible pieces that create a connection between the brand and
the consumer. This makes branding an exciting area to work in for the graphic
designer, whose role is to translate and communicate ideas into reality. Davis,
M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA
Publishing pg. 13
Core Values
"Brands today represent more than a product, service or brand identity (the name and logo, design and voice of the brand). A brand is synonymous with the business and the style behind the product or service; it encompasses the people working for the company and a philosophy and spirit that sustains it. Brands offer a set of values, a vision and an attitude. Organisations establish a brand position to project a consistent public and internal image. This brand position sets perimeters to help respond to opportunities and challenges and also gives context to those who work for the company."Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg.27 Live's main core value is to provide great customer service to keep people wanting to come back time after time. Our customer service starts from within, the management team is required to treat each employee with respect to ensure a stable work environment that will in return reflect in our customer service. Customer service starts as soon as the customer walks in the door and we’ll be greeted with in the first 10-15 seconds. Since our location is on a confined space everyone is within eyes view so there is no reason for each of our employees to not acknowledge the customer. Each person that walks into Live fashion truck well be treated with respect and politeness even if not there to shop our receive one of our services. I believe in the Golden rule of “Do unto others as you would have done unto you” so even if you have had a bad day that well be left at the door.
To help offer the best customer service and feedback we will give a complementary gift with your four square check in so you can share your experience with others. That is our way of saying thank you for choosing us to help with your fashion emergence. Live fashion truck well also occasionally offer Groupon deals for the beauty on a budget. Although I know it can be frustrating at times to keep up with all the social media special offers, all employees will be expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner, and help service the customer to best of his ability.
To help provide good customer service in the fashion industry, each employee should have knowledge of the latest trends in cloths, hair, and make-up. To make the customers feel comfortable in the Live fashion truck employees will dress in a professional manner.
It is of extreme importance that your experience here at Live is enjoyable from when you first make that call to set your appointment to when you walk out the door. We want you feel like a celebrity when you are in our truck. I plan to personally reply to any comment cards, emails, or twits to assure you that we appreciate your time. “For personality brands, the brand is not only identified with its founder, but by consistent creative execution across the brand portfolio, which helps promote the parent brand. Yet a brand that is intrinsically linked to a personality can also expose it – no brand likes bad publicity.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 53
Primary "Product"
“Before branding, there were products and trademarks. A good product is often at the core of a brand – its quality, design and function are a critical part of the brand experience. The impact of a well-designed product should not be underestimated – people have always bought into uniquely designed products and many are prepared to pay a premium for a specific design approach. Many brands are built around services rather than a physical product as part of the core offer, and service design, in itself, is a form of product design” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg.170 If you’re the girl on the go or someone on vacation and got that hot invite to a unplanned party and in need of quick make over, here at Live we are here to help with any type of fashion needs you may need. We are a full service one stop shop on wheels. Most of our garments and accessories come from fashion students to help launch themselves in the world as you get to wear trends that may be ahead of the pack. We bring in the best of the best fashion students and help bring their dreams into reality.
The Live fashion truck is capable to come to any area here in the beautiful city of Las Vegas. Why a fashion truck you may ask yourself but the answer is simply, you may have a fashion emergency and the malls or local store is closed, we stay open late and conveniently come to you. We have a good selection of sizes and styles for you to choose from. The Live truck has plenty of space for you to relax so your experience well never be rush or uncomfortable. “The DNA of the brand must come through the product,” says Ingelise Nielsen from IDEO, a design and innovation company. IDEO includes the design of services as a ‘real and tangible’ example of product design.” Davis, M., and Baldwin, J. (2006). More Than a Name: An Introduction to Branding. AVA Publishing pg. 170 Live fashion truck well have you leaving us in a full head to toe look that well have you asking your friends, “But do u LIVE?”
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