retain the staff who bring your brand to life

200% more likely to look around if not recognised Great brands are built by the ‘right’ people (as suggested in previous blogs in this series), who are fully engaged with the business and its brand. More often than not, great brands are created by long term employees – the ‘right’ staff who are engaged with […]

200% more likely to look around if not recognised Great brands are built by the ‘right’ people (as suggested in previous blogs in this series), who are fully engaged with the business and its brand. More often than not, great brands are created by long term employees – the ‘right’ staff who are engaged with the brand to the extent that they choose to stay with the business for the long term.The benefits of long-term staff are numerous and include: Reduced recruitment costs Lower training costs Retention of intellectual property Long-term staff are also better placed to understand, embrace and live the brand – providing the customer service and customer experience promised by the brand. Retaining the best staff requires: Employing the right person in the first place Providing a clear and engaging vison and leadership Maximising the level of engagement with the brand Maintaining attractive remuneration packages Monitoring staff…

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Five Tips For Reducing
The Cost Of Branding.

Burning money on branding is more common than most marketers think. Because few businesses truly understand what a brand is and how branding works, advertising agencies, branding agencies and design studios have become expert at spending their client’s money without effective accountability.

Burning money on branding is more common than most marketers think. Because few businesses truly understand what a brand is and how branding works, advertising agencies, branding agencies and design studios have become expert at spending their client’s money without effective accountability.

1. Get out of the boardroom.

Perhaps the two most concerning issues about branding are the lack of understanding about what brand and branding are and the propensity to develop brands in the boardroom, perhaps with the help of a consultant.....

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