Authenticity. Honesty. Expertise. These are the cornerstone of
effective brands according to research conducted by Laura Lowell
for 42 Rules to Build Your Brand and Your Business. Whether
you call it a personal brand, mission statement, value
proposition, or passion, it is what helps some companies to
thrive, while others languish. In 42 Rules to Build Your
Brand and Your Business, Amazon best selling author Laura Lowell,
captures the insights and learnings from branding and business
development gurus.
This easy-to-read, can't-put-it-down book outlines the core
elements for defining, developing and communicating your brand
and what it means for your business and your customers. Profiles
on LinkedIn and a Twitter following are not a brand. Learn what
industry-leaders, pundits, and people who are the best in their
field consider the key elements of their brands and how they've
used them to build their businesses in this unique compilation
of practical and actionable ideas.
Lowell combines her expertise in brand marketing, with
observations and in depth research about what people perceive as
the important elements of a brand, how your brand is used in
business (either for or against you) and what you need to do to
make sure people understand how your can help them solve their
problems. In this must-read for anyone trying to grow a business
in a difficult economy, and differentiate themselves in a
crowded market, Lowell outlines how to define:
- Who are you?
- What you do?
- Why people should care?
- How
to make sure the right people know about you and your business.
Laura Lowell has taken a broad topic and captured the essence in
42 very distinct and insightful rules; rules that you will do
well to read, remember and repeat.
Laura is a speaker, coach and publisher who founded the 42
Rules™ series out of a desire to help independent professionals share
their wisdom and build their business with books. Laura leveraged
the brand and marketing experience she gained working for companies
like Hewlett-Packard, Intel, and IBM to develop her unique approach
to personal branding, embodied in the 42 Rules series. An MBA from
UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business prepared Laura for positions
in Hong Kong and London. Today, Laura lives in Los Gatos with her
husband and two daughters.
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