A discussion about business and marketing communications (or marcom).

When I ate breakfast this morning I had a bowl of Rice Krispies.  As I was eating I remembered the branding for that particular cereal, “Snap, crackle, pop, rice krispies.”  Not that it was a better corn cereal, but because of how people remembered that catchy branding, it was a pretty popular cereal.  So branding makes the difference and it’s also to any businesses advantage to brand.  You may not as a small business have the resources to brand the way big business do, but you can do it.  As a small business, you may already have your brand in the values of your business, your staff, your product or services, in your business name, the way you treat your customers or even in your marketing.  You just have to identify your passion and be guided by that in your marketing plan.