I see a lot of brands online with shallow, inconsistent, and uninspiring purposes, visions, and missions. For some, these elements are like mere decorations. It's no wonder your brand doesn’t attract or inspire people to act. Having a clear purpose, vision & mission helps: → Define your brand's identity → Guides your brand’s strategic direction, → & builds a meaningful connection between your brand & its audience. What makes a good brand purpose, vision & mission? → Consistent: These elements should align & support each other → Communication: They should be clear enough → Specific & Actionable: They should clearly state what your brand does & how it does it. → Measurable: They should include objectives that can be tracked and measured. Example: → Purpose (reason your brand exists beyond money): To cultivate responsible and loving relationships between pets and their owners. → Vision (your brand's future aspirations): To transform 1,200 individuals into exceptional pet owners. → Mission (how you achieve your vision): To empower pet owners with comprehensive education and training, fostering confident and compassionate pet care. Are you ready to level up your brand foundation? Message me, let's collaborate. My name is Dickens, I'm a brand designer that collaborates with passionate founders looking to build meaningful brands. #brand #branding #ceo #founder #buildingameaningfulbrand
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