This week on Brand Your Passion, I’m chatting with the super-talented, Daisy Braid aka DIY Daisy.

Daisy is a content creator, textile artist and author who is a self-taught sewist known for her colourful, creative style that combines handmade clothing with fairly made and second-hand fashion.

In today’s episode, you’ll learn how to know when you’re ready to get branding help, the keys to confidence when filming yourself for social media, what strategies you can use to create consistent content, the things that are working right now to grow brands on TikTok and Instagram, how to expand your brand to new interests while staying on brand, and so much more.

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Connect with Daisy Braid aka DIY Daisy

Instagram: @_diydaisy

Website: www.diydaisy.com

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When it comes to brand identity design, the holy trifecta and the things people mainly think of, are logos, colours, and fonts. These things are important, yes, and make up a huge part of your visual identity. But there are a whole lot of other elements that go into creating a complete brand identity that elevate your brand, bring it all together, and take it to the next level. If you’re ready to stand out and show off your amazing work with a wow-worthy brand, let’s talk about the brand elements that go beyond the basics!

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Decentralized marketing may sound jargony, but it's real, it works, and it may be the answer for your business as you look to market new products or offerings in new categories. 

The most successful way to influence a given market is to understand the needs and pains of the market and to speak directly to these emotions. Obvious, but accurate. 

This becomes incredibly difficult, however, for large organizations that speak to hundreds of markets and across various verticals. Think about a large consulting firm—they’re known for accounting but want to break into healthcare. Can they leverage their existing brand recognition in a new space? If so, how?

This episode explores how decentralized marketing can help businesses reach new audiences by telling better stories with smaller, specialized creative teams.

Carmelle Kendall is a true Atlanta business success story! Not only is she a talented creative director and the co-founder of popular paper goods company Neighborly, but now there’s another title she can add to her list of accolades — children’s book illustrator for “Your Freedom, Your Power: A Kid’s Guide to the First Amendment”!

We talked about how she got involved with the book, and she spoke about getting her start in the advertising industry in NYC, and later in Atlanta with rebranding the well-known hamburger chain Krystal. She also shared how she pivoted her creative interests into her current business, and she gave some great advice for others who are looking to do the same.

Carmelle’s story is one of ambition, determination, and the triumphs of pursuing your passions!

Links

• Carmelle Kendall’s Website
• Neighborly
• TODAY: “See how 3 women turned their small businesses into nationwide companies”
• “Your Freedom, Your Power: A Kid’s Guide to the First Amendment”

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This week Nate and Brandon go a few layers deeper on storytelling by sharing tragic (and heroic) tales about the basketball days of their youth, and highlight the guides that helped them overcome their pain and feel like heroes. 

Better yet, this episode demonstrates how YOU can help your clients overcome their obstacles—and become their own heroes. 

We dig into being a helpful guide that will serve your market better than being the hero, and how to use storytelling as a catalyst for positioning your brand internally and externally.

Branding specialist Debbie O'Connor is back! 

And today she takes an active stand in breaking the misconception that branding is just a logo, aiming to establish an emotional connection with small business owners audiences and creating a unique brand message that stands out in a crowded market.

We chat through

• Unlocking the true potential of a solid branding strategy for long-lasting business growth.
• How to evoke emotions in your consumers with impactful branding 
• The hidden language of color psychology in relation to your brand's image.
• The remarkable value that comes with investing your resources in branding.
• Get inspired by innovative ways to refresh your logo and strategically place your brand for prominence.

Debbie is a brand strategist by profession and graphic designer by trade, author of a children’s book and active entrepreneur. She is the founder of multi award winning creative studio White River Design (WRD) and the highly acclaimed Brand Personalties system. 

She recently launched Brand Magic - a platform to educate creatives in brand archetypes and empower them to create better businesses. She is the branding expert on the Build My Brand 12 part series and the creator of online program Brand Magic® Masterclass. Debbie also set up and runs The Creative Fringe, Western Sydney’s most inspiring co-working space.

Debbie gets a kick out of empowering her clients through their branding and watching them grow their businesses. She is a charismatic leader, who inspires the best in others. This has been evident in the creation of her co-working space, The Creative Fringe. The connections and relationships that Debbie is able to build are strong and long lasting. Debbie’s biggest bug bear is the word ‘can’t’ and lives by her ‘can do attitude’.

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Vi får besøk av Gollum for å prate om hans nyeste spill. Et spill han ikke er no særlig stolt av. Stian, Sander og Zofia prater om den nye oppdateringen til Minecraft, som endelig er ute! Vi har sett på Summer Games Fest og deler hva vi synes om alle spillene som ble annonsert. Xbox har satt skyhøye forventninger for deres neste show, men når Persona ved et uhell gir ut en av Xbox største reveals, kan showet bli reddet?
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Are you in the process of designing your brand identity? Are you maybe about to start doing that or maybe you're hiring someone to help you? Well, either way, I wanna make sure that you do it right so that you have an amazing, effective, efficient, kickass brand identity that does what it needs to do. So in this episode let's talk about the 12 mistakes to avoid when designing your brand identity.

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Dois programadores, uma ideia, e claro... Muita história pra contar! 

Nesse episódio os fundadores da Hotmart, Mateus Bicalho e João Pedro Resende, nos contam sobre os primórdios dessa jornada, trazendo as histórias mais curiosas sobre os bastidores desse momento único. Junto com eles, nosso Host Valter Silva, recebe também o Trooper Gabriel Lages, Diretor de Data na Hotmart e Host do Data Hackers Podcast. 

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Obținerea protecției pentru un desen sau un model industrial reprezintă un avantaj comercial pentru întreprinderi, acestea fiind dispuse să investească resurse importante pentru a crește gradul de atractivitate al unui produs. 

Având în vedere că dezvoltarea constantă a producției industriale a determinat apariția unor produse din ce în ce mai diverse, piața produselor devenind foarte competitivă, desenele și modelele industriale ocupă un loc important în ansamblul drepturilor de proprietate intelectuală și este necesar ca antreprenorii să cunoască aspectele legale ale acestei categorii de drepturi. 

Așadar, în cadrul acestui podcast vom urmări să aflăm mai multe detalii cu privire la ce reprezintă desenele și modelele industriale, care sunt condițiile și modalitățile legale pentru obținerea protecției acestora, dar și care sunt avantajele înregistrării unui desen sau model industrial. 

When Devin asked his parents what careers he could pursue as an artist, their reply was, “You’re a smart guy; you’ll figure it out.” Although it wasn’t a definitive answer, Devin began by taking his art to a digital medium and designing logos for his contacts on Facebook. But he didn’t stop there. In fact, he incorporated his interests in animation in film to quickly scale his business with multiple services. Listen as Devin shares how he created and scaled his media and design company: Kimoto Studios.

Website: kimotostudios.com

Mobile App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kimoto-studios/id1585102504

Find the show notes for Devin's episode here: https://mazumausa.com/podcast/devins-story-kimoto-studios/

Ron Bavelaar is verbonden als voorzitter van de Raad van Bestuur van de coöperatie Univé. Hij is uitgenodigd door naamexpert en De Zo Genaamde Podcast-host Floris Hülsmann om te vertellen over het verhaal achter de naam Univé. Een bijzonder verhaal met de starrt in de achttiende eeuw, zo blijkt na het beluisteren van de podcast. De mannen hebben het in de podcast ook over het bekende logo van de verzekeraar. Dat appeltje in het logo? Wat is daar de betekenis eigenlijk van? En hoe zit het met de regionamen?

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In Episode 18 of "Jokes with Mike & Dave"...

Joe gets an unlikely reply... this time - it isn't from Tinder. The lions are actually doing pretty good, and the boys plan out their movie watch-list, for the end of the year! We also took a look at some amazing NEW graphics, created by our Friend: Buddy (@bud_schaf on Insta) - in THIS EPISODE of "Jokes with Mike & Dave"!

VIDEO OF THE PODCAST: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPX_1P-hG-c

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Bien qu’il soit simple de manœuvrer sur les réseaux sociaux, d’en faire une excellente utilisation ou d’en faire son gagne-pain peut s’avérer un peu plus complexe. Un des freins les plus fréquemment rencontrés lors de nos consultations avec les entrepreneures reste la peur de l’échec dans ses publications. Qu’est-ce qui fait que cette crainte reste bien présente malgré toutes les formations et les ateliers suivis par les entrepreneurs ? Comment contourner cette peur de l’échec dans nos décisions numériques ?

Aujourd’hui, Michel et Jean-François discutent des échecs sur les réseaux sociaux et comment les utiliser à notre faveur. On discute d'échecs, des Try Guys et de Hockey Canada.

En cette fin de campagne électorale au Québec, on commence à ressentir la fatigue du message de certains candidats et de certains partis. Est-ce que cette fatigue du message peut aussi s'installer dans le marketing d'une entreprise ?

Aujourd'hui, Michel et Jean-François discutent du contrôle du message.

Quelles sont les bonnes pratiques pour s'assurer que votre message perdure ? Comment faire pour s'assurer de réduire la fatigue du message ? Le médium est le message, est-ce toujours vrai en 2022 ? 

 Les résultats des élections québécoises sont maintenant connus. Prenons le temps de revenir sur les bons et les mauvais coups de la campagne. De plus, Michel et Jean-François discuteront de la communication après une défaite ou un échec. Est-ce forcément la fin ? Peut-on utiliser un échec comme tremplin vers l’atteinte de nouveaux objectifs ? 

Pour joindre Michel Bouchard : twitch.tv/le_sketch
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Le décès d’une personnalité publique, un événement majeur ou une nouvelle sensationnelle peuvent créer une éclipse médiatique.

Les réseaux sociaux ne sont pas à l’abri de ce phénomène. Ces événements peuvent ralentir vos campagnes et nuire à votre portée. Toutefois, une éclipse médiatique n’est pas que du mauvais. Comment utiliser ces éclipses à votre avantage.

Aujourd’hui, Michel et Jean-François discutent d’éclipse média.

Pour joindre Michel Bouchard : Twitch.tv/le_sketch
Pour joindre Jean-François Goulet : gogoulet.com

Flashback vers le printemps 2020. Après les feux dévastateurs en Australie, l’acquittement d’un président américain corrompu, l’éclosion d’un nouveau virus qui devint une pandémie et qui cloisonna la terre pendant plusieurs mois, et l’apparition de mouvements sociaux comme « Black Lives Matter » et « Je te crois ». L’été 2020 devait nous permettre de nous ressourcer et de prendre le recul nécessaire afin de mieux saisir ce qui s’est passé au cours des derniers mois.

Je dis « devait », car, manifestement, il est maintenant juste de proposer que nos relations avec les technologies, les communications et les êtres pensants sont malades ou, à tout le moins, déréglées. Qu’est-ce qui a bien pu nous mener jusqu’à ce point de rupture social et intellectuel? Qu’a-t-il pu se passer pour que nous soyons divisés à ce point? Pourtant, lors des derniers sondages pré-Trump, l’Amérique et l’Europe n’avaient jamais été aussi unies. Les États-Unis se rangeaient derrière le premier président afro-américain et l’Europe filait le parfait bonheur dans son Union.

En quelques années seulement, nous avons vu la montée des extrémistes politiques et économiques, de la gauche et de la droite. Nous avons assisté à une radicalisation des propos racistes, misogynes, emplis de jugement et de haine sur les réseaux sociaux et dans les médias traditionnels.

Loin de moi l’idée de vouloir faire un portrait sociologique ou anthropologique des dernières années, voire même des derniers mois. Ce qui m’intéresse, c’est plutôt l’apport de la technologie dans cette descente aux enfers. Prenons le temps de prendre du recul et de comprendre comment le savoir-faire et le savoir-être des derniers mois proviennent directement du manque de « savoir-vivre numérique ».

2022 sera une année électorale au Québec. Un nouveau gouvernement provincial sera élu. Qui dit déclenchement d’élections, dit slogan électoral.

Aujourd’hui, Michel et Jean-François discutent des slogans des différents partis politiques au Québec. Ils se questionnent aussi sur l’impact que peut avoir un bon, ou un mauvais slogan, sur votre entreprise. On présente de bons coups et des moins bons aussi.

Pour joindre Michel Bouchard : twitch.tv/le_sketch
Pour joindre Jean-François Goulet : gogoulet.com