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What was a concern regarding feedback from family and friends?

  • They may provide biased opinions. (correct)
  • They are often too critical.
  • They tend to ignore the questions.
  • They lack relevant experience.

Whose feedback influenced a significant menu change in the case study?

  • A family member
  • A business partner
  • A neighbor
  • An early hire/team member (correct)

How did the company learn to focus more on ice sticks rather than pints?

  • From a suggestion by a person from Israel (correct)
  • Through social media analysis
  • From a competitor's strategy
  • From customer surveys

What aspect of customer engagement evolves over time according to the study?

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What is crucial for tailoring messages to highlight the value proposition?

<p>Understanding the customers' pain points (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What strategy significantly increases conversion rates for marketing scooters?

<p>Focusing on speed to attract specific audiences (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did interviewees report about the sources of feedback they received?

<p>From various external and internal sources (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did entrepreneurs have to consider when communicating about their brand?

<p>Creating favorable associations in their brand messaging (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one key factor contributing to the high failure rate of start-ups?

<p>Inadequate attention to brand establishment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the proposed framework emphasize in the context of start-up branding?

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How is the start-up economy characterized in relation to the global economy?

<p>It is comparable to the GDP of a G7 economy (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a 'unicorn' in the context of start-ups?

<p>A privately held company valued at over $1 billion (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What initiative did the European Commission launch in relation to start-ups?

<p>To improve economic and regulatory frameworks for start-ups (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What percentage of start-ups is reported to fail each year?

<p>90% (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of start-up branding does the study focus on?

<p>Individual entrepreneur experiences and communication processes (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characterizes start-ups as defined by the European Commission?

<p>Innovative businesses aiming to grow in various aspects (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of the article by Fombrun & Shanley (1990)?

<p>Reputation-building in corporate strategy (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of brand management, what challenge is identified by Iglesias & Ind (2020)?

<p>Corporate brand co-creation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which journal published the article that discusses the relevance of corporate branding for small to medium-sized businesses?

<p>Journal of Brand Management (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key theme in Juntunen et al. (2010) regarding corporate brand building?

<p>Stages of small business growth (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which topic does the Global Startup Ecosystem Report (2020) primarily address?

<p>State of the global startup economy (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of strategic communication is emphasized in the work of Hallahan et al. (2007)?

<p>Definition and scope of strategic communication (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What concept is explored by Lury (2009) in the Journal of Cultural Economy?

<p>Brand as assemblage (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What major contribution does Golob et al. (2020) provide to the field of brand management?

<p>Trending topics, challenges, and opportunities (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key focus of the study by Men, Ji, and Chen (2017) regarding startup companies?

<p>Engaging with strategic publics (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What theme does the research by Owen (1984) primarily address?

<p>Relational themes in interpersonal communication (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the research by Mueller, Volery, and von Siemens (2012), what aspect of entrepreneurs is examined?

<p>Their everyday behavior during the startup and growth stages (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an essential factor in building a corporate brand for digital startups, according to Mingione and Abratt (2020)?

<p>Transforming born-digital startups into successful corporate brands (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do Pakura and Rudeloff (2020) explore in their study regarding entrepreneurs?

<p>Building brands and reputation using social media PR (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What challenge is discussed in the work of Parmentier and Fischer (2015)?

<p>The dynamics of brand audience dissipation (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary contribution of the study by Merrilees (2007)?

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According to Moroni, Arruda, and Araujo (2015), what is crucial for the growth of startups in competitive environments?

<p>Focus on design and technological innovation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the implications of age and size for organizations according to the discussed research?

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Which of the following concepts is highlighted in the work of Berthon, Ewing, and Napoli (2008)?

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In what context does the term 'lean start-up' appear in the provided references?

<p>As a strategic approach that revolutionizes business startups (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What phenomenon does Cerdeira and Kotashev's report specifically address?

<p>The rate at which startups fail (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to Churchill and Lewis (1983), how many stages are involved in small business growth?

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What is a key theme explored by Cornelissen, Christensen, and Kinuthia (2012) regarding corporate branding?

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Bresciani and Eppler (2010) provide insights into start-ups' branding practices. What is one of their findings?

<p>Start-ups employ unique branding practices to establish their identity. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of employer-employee relationships is discussed by Cervellon and Lirio (2017)?

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Which publication focuses on the dynamics of multi-stakeholder brand meaning co-creation?

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What is the primary concept discussed by Volk and Zerfass related to strategic communication?

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Which article emphasizes the importance of arguments for entrepreneurs when engaging stakeholders?

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Which study addresses representation practices from a communication-centered approach?

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What is a key focus in the research conducted by Wiesenberg et al. related to start-up communication?

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Which of the following articles discusses competing on social purpose?

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What theme is addressed in the article by van Dijk et al. titled 'Scale-up: The experience game'?

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Which research focuses on processes of brand and stakeholder identity co-construction?

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What is the main objective of a start-up during the scale-up stage?

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Which demographic characteristic was noted about the interview participants?

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What was the language used primarily for the interviews conducted in this study?

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In what cities were the majority of the start-ups, represented in the interviews, based?

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What common method was used to conduct the interviews?

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What was considered crucial for the employee base in the organization?

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Which of the following strategies was mentioned as a way to foster an engaging workplace?

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What effect did engaged employees reportedly have on the organization?

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What was emphasized about team meetings according to the participants?

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What caution did the start-up consultant provide regarding hiring practices?

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What was noted as empowering for employees within the organization?

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What type of communication practices were highlighted as part of the workplace culture?

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What was necessary to align people, values, culture, and communication within the organization?

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What is a key reason for the high failure rate of start-ups?

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How does the study characterize the process of entrepreneurial brand building?

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According to the framework proposed in the study, what role does strategic communication play in start-ups?

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What economic measure does the global start-up economy equate to?

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Which aspect of start-ups is highlighted by the European Commission's 2016 initiative?

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What defines a start-up, as characterized in the study?

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What is a significant trend noted regarding venture capital investments in 2019?

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What is noted about the relationship between start-up branding and market success?

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What is a key aspect of successful brand building for digital start-ups?

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What dynamic is critical to the growth of start-up companies in a competitive business environment?

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Which journal discussed how entrepreneurs build brands using social media PR?

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What is a significant challenge identified in the dynamics of brand audience dissipation?

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According to the research, what observational aspect was studied regarding entrepreneurs?

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What is one method emphasized for start-ups to cultivate relationships with strategic publics?

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What phenomenon related to brand engagement was discussed by Berthon, Ewing, and Napoli?

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Which factor is crucial for start-ups to ensure their survival in the market?

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What was a significant reason for the café and brasserie chain to rebrand?

<p>To reflect their authentic Belgian origins. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does effective communication play in building a start-up, according to the metaphor used?

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How did the branding team realize the complexity issue with their logo?

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What was the chosen brand color that helped identify the organization among competitors?

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What does a successful rebranding effort involve according to the content?

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What does the phrase 'the entrepreneurial brand is only as good as the communication with the team' imply?

<p>Effective communication within the team is vital for brand success. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect does the rebranding exercise primarily allow a business to do?

<p>Craft a new brand DNA that reflects its origins. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does managing the interplay of material and symbolic considerations support for a start-up?

<p>It attracts potential investors and stakeholders. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of customer feedback in strategy formulation for start-ups?

<p>It provides an opportunity for brand development. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a potential pitfall of seeking stakeholder alignment as mentioned?

<p>It could result in overly positive perceptions. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is targeted visibility noted as more beneficial than broad publicity?

<p>It focuses on customer engagement in relevant markets. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did customer insights change a start-up's perception of its business model?

<p>They inspired an evolution towards being a service-oriented company. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of start-ups, what does the term (re)Calibrate primarily refer to?

<p>The use of customer feedback for iterative improvement. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did a start-up shift away from to resonate better with its customers?

<p>The initial brand image inspired by Apple. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does effective curation of opportunities ensure for a start-up?

<p>Cost-effective customer engagement. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What describes the iterative nature of strategy in start-ups?

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Flashcards

Start-up Economy Growth

The start-up economy is growing rapidly, with global venture capital investments nearing $300 billion in 2019. The total value creation is estimated at nearly $3 trillion in 2020.

What is a Start-up?

A start-up is a company that is generally less than 10 years old, focuses on innovative products or services, and aims to expand rapidly in terms of staff, revenue, or markets.

Start-up Failure Rate

Despite the growth of the start-up economy, a large number of start-ups fail within their first few years of operation. The failure rate is estimated at 90%.

Importance of Branding for Start-ups

Building a strong brand identity is crucial for any start-up's success. A well-defined brand helps attract customers, employees, and funding.

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Branding as a Process

Brand building is not a one-time event but rather a continuous process of creating meaning and connecting with customers. This involves communicating a consistent message across multiple channels.

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Unique Start-up Branding

Start-up branding is not a universal approach. Each start-up has a unique set of challenges and opportunities that require customized strategies.

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Strategic Communication for Start-ups

Understanding the strategic communication processes is essential for bringing a product to market successfully. You need to understand how to communicate effectively with your audience.

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Dynamic Start-up Branding

Entrepreneurial brand building is influenced by a variety of factors, including the founder's vision, market trends, and customer needs. It is a dynamic process.

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Brand recalibration

Gathering feedback from various sources to improve and refine a brand's image and messaging.

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Unsolicited input

Unrequested advice or input from individuals or groups outside the company, such as friends, family, or industry experts.

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Mom test bias

The risk of biased feedback from close relationships, potentially leading to an inaccurate assessment of a product or service.

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Gathering feedback from diverse sources

Seeking input from diverse sources, including industry experts, friends, family, and early employees, to gain a comprehensive understanding of a product or service.

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Tailoring communication for different customer groups

Adapting communication strategies to different customer demographics, based on their needs and preferences.

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Understanding customer pain points

Understanding and addressing customer challenges and pain points to improve the value proposition of a product or service.

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Customer segmentation

The process of segmenting customers based on shared characteristics and tailoring marketing efforts to specific groups to maximize impact.

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Forging favorable associations in brand communication

Connecting a brand's message with specific customer values or motivations to increase engagement and conversion rates.

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Liabilities of age and size

Start-ups, like small businesses initially, often face limitations due to their size and age, but these can be overcome through strategic planning & adaptation.

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Start-up Branding

Branding, a key aspect of a start-up's success, involves creating a unique identity that resonates with customers and sets the business apart from competition.

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Lean start-up

A lean start-up approach focuses on testing and validating business ideas with customers before large investments, reducing risks of failure.

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Phases of SME Brand-building

The process of building a brand involves a sequence of phases, starting with defining a clear identity and ending with fostering customer loyalty.

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Social Media Impact on Company

Employees' social media activity, including their 'likes' and comments, can impact a company's image both positively and negatively.

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Entrepreneurial Communication Strategy

Understanding customer needs, market trends, and the founder's vision are vital factors in developing a successful entrepreneurial communication strategy.

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Brand Building

The process of creating a brand through a series of calculated actions, including defining the brand, crafting a message, and building relationships with customers.

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Brand Identity

The unique identity a company creates to stand out and connect with its target audience, encompassing elements like name, logo, messaging, and values.

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Customer Pain Points

Understanding and addressing the challenges and frustrations your customers face, with the goal of improving the value your product or service offers.

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Strategic Communication

The process of strategically communicating a company's message to its target audience, aligning with its brand identity and goals.

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Conscientious Corporate Brand Co-creation

The active engagement of customers in shaping the development and improvement of a brand's products or services, creating a sense of ownership and loyalty.

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Reputation Building

The process of establishing a brand that stands out from the competition, leaving a lasting impression on customers.

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Scale-up

The process of a start-up expanding its operations, often involving increasing the workforce, revenue, and geographical reach.

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B2C Start-up

A type of business that focuses on selling products or services directly to consumers.

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B2B Start-up

A type of business that primarily sells products or services to other businesses.

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Teamwork in Start-up Branding

Recognizing that a start-up's brand is only as strong as its internal communication and teamwork.

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Stakeholder Engagement in Branding

Involving stakeholders, including investors, in building a recognizable and lasting brand.

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Material and Symbolic Branding

The process of using a combination of material and symbolic elements (like logos, colors, and stories) to create a unique brand identity.

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Authenticity in Brand Storytelling

Understanding a start-up's origin story and using it for brand authenticity, as seen with the Belgian coffee company.

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Iterative Brand Development

Iteratively adjusting a start-up's brand based on feedback and evolving needs.

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Communication as Brand Foundation

The importance of communication in building and maintaining a strong brand identity.

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Target Audience in Branding

Considering the target audience and their needs when making brand-related decisions.

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Product Quality in Branding

Balancing the focus on product quality with branding efforts to build a sustainable and successful business.

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Start-up Economy Size and Growth

The global start-up economy's rapid growth, with investments reaching nearly $300 billion in 2019 and a total value creation of nearly $3 trillion in 2020.

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Why is Branding Important for Start-ups?

Creating a strong brand identity is crucial for attracting customers, employees, and funding.

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Engaging Workplace Culture

A workplace culture characterized by openness, honesty, and respect, facilitating creative collaboration and employee engagement.

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Open Atmosphere for Sharing Ideas

A collaborative approach where diverse perspectives and ideas are valued, fostering innovation and team spirit.

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Engaged Employees are Involved

The power of employee engagement goes beyond mere commitment; it leads to greater involvement and a stronger sense of purpose.

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Balancing Shared Values with Diverse Skills

Startups need to balance having a core team that shares values with allowing room for diverse perspectives and skills.

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Empowering Calculated Risks

Empowering employees to take calculated risks is essential for fostering a culture of innovation and growth.

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Cultivating Responsibility and Ownership

Trusting employees with responsibilities is key to developing a sense of ownership and accountability.

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Aligning People, Values, Culture, and Communication

Communication plays a crucial role in aligning individuals, values, culture, and communication towards achieving strategic goals.

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Developing Onboarding Documents

The process of onboarding new employees by providing them with information about the company's culture, values, and practices.

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What is brand identity?

A company's unique identity, built through a combination of elements like its name, logo, messaging, and values. It's what sets them apart from competitors and helps them connect with their target audience.

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What are customer pain points?

The challenges and frustrations that customers face, which start-ups aim to solve with their products or services.

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What is reputation building?

Building a company's image and establishing a positive reputation in the minds of customers, competitors, and potential investors.

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How do you tailor communication for different customer groups?

Tailoring communication strategies to different groups of customers based on their needs, preferences, and demographics.

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What is strategic communication?

The strategic process of using various communication channels to deliver a company's message and build relationships with its target audience.

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What is conscientious corporate brand co-creation?

Engaging customers in shaping the development and improvement of a company's products or services, creating a sense of ownership and loyalty.

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What is scale-up?

A company's growth phase after the initial start-up stage, characterized by expanding operations, increasing the workforce, revenue, and geographical reach.

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Customer Feedback as a Sounding Board

Using insights from customer feedback to refine and improve a product or service's value proposition.

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Focused Awareness

The practice of focusing on specific groups or contexts for brand awareness instead of aiming for broad visibility.

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Tailoring Communication

Adjusting a company's communication and messaging to appeal to different customer groups based on their needs and preferences.

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Fine Line Between Adaptability and Rigidity

Balancing adaptability with staying true to core values and principles.

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Study Notes

Start-up Branding Process Framework

  • The proliferation of start-ups and their contributions to the global economy is well-documented, yet their high failure rate is also a significant concern.
  • Insufficient attention to brand-building is a substantial factor contributing to start-up failures.
  • Start-up branding is an active process of meaning-making requiring multiple professional and material activities, not a one-size-fits-all linear process.
  • Start-up brands are assemblages of multiple components created by individuals within the organization.
  • Communication, within the defined dimensions (Craft, Cultivate, Curate, and (re)Calibrate), is central to how start-up brands are constructed.

Start-up Challenges

  • Venture capital investments are nearing $300 billion (2019) with a total value creation of nearly $3 trillion (2020).
  • These figures highlight the start-up economy's significant contribution, comparable to G7 economies.
  • The 90% start-up failure rate is a significant concern, especially for growth-stage start-ups facing premature scaling challenges.
  • The liability of newness and the lack of operating history are major obstacles.
  • Start-ups often prioritize financial and operational concerns over brand establishment, leading to insufficient or delayed brand building efforts.
  • Start-ups, especially born-digital, face challenges in actively shaping brand identity within online brand communities.

Brand Building Process Framework

  • The framework for start-up branding is empirically grounded, based on interviews with 15 start-up and scale-up founders.
  • It emphasizes the strategic communication processes entrepreneurs use to bring their products to market.
  • This framework isn't predictive of success but rather offers insights into strategic communication processes within entrepreneurial organizations.
  • There are 4 crucial dimensions to the start-up brand-building process: Craft, Cultivate, Curate, and (re)Calibrate.
  • These dimensions are interconnected and often occur simultaneously.

Start-up Branding Dimensions

  • Craft: focuses on establishing a unique concept or idea that evolves into a tangible product or service, emphasizing the creation of a distinctive brand identity and story, taking into account the need for a tangible representation (like a logo) and symbolic meaning.
  • Cultivate: involves building a strong team that shares the company's values, passion, and a belief in the venture, fostering a strong, supportive company culture that supports brand identity; and understanding the need for brand consistency from the founder's role and responsibilities to the employee base.
  • Curate: encompasses the process of communicating a brand/idea (or product/service) to relevant stakeholders through various digital platforms and channels which fosters brand reputation and visibility, considering a balance between broad and focused communication efforts.
  • (re)Calibrate: highlights the crucial role of stakeholders' feedback, iterative processes, and continuous refinement of the brand(ing) strategy to ensure the product or service satisfies customer needs and market demand; ensuring the brand stays relevant over time, considering the use of feedback as a way to modify or improve the concepts/products.

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