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GM Builders!
Each action you take shapes your project's brand, knowingly or unknowingly. The following points highlight mistakes you should avoid when building your Web3 brand:
β οΈ Fragmenting the brandβs identity across platforms.
β οΈ When sales decline or the project stagnates, the logo is to blame.
β οΈ When FOMO kicks in: Chasing the next trend and craving for zeitgeist.
β οΈ Mimicking competitorsβ brands.
β οΈ Developing a brand through a personal lens instead of the brandβs perspective.
β οΈ Changing this element and tweaking that one to satisfy the creative urge.
β οΈ Developing brand elements driven by personal ambition.
β οΈ Designing meaningful brand elements without proper application.
β οΈ Superficially implementing the defined brandβs fundamentals.
True branding surpasses mere aesthetics and personal taste.
Instead, itβs embedded deeply into every aspect of operations and culture.
At its core, effective branding centers around the brand name and aims to solidify the name in users' minds through meaningful actions based on the brandβs fundamentals.
Sounds easy? Yet, this task is challenging. Why?
We as users are constantly distracted by many things unrelated to that specific brand.
When this little opportunity window opens that allows the brand to have access to our memories, itβs still surrounded by competitor brands that cross our minds.
Hence, the already narrowed opportunity window in our head isnβt merely a space the brand owns by itself.
Reflecting this, we might all agree that standing out is not an easy task. So, what is key to successful brand development?
To navigate this competitive landscape, Web3 brands must:
π‘ Have a solid foundation of understanding the mechanics of branding and its various impacts.
π‘ Commit to consistency, focus, action, and awareness.
π‘ Execute practically aligned with the brandβs essence.
Thanks for reading!
Patrick
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