brand clarity tip #3: recognize that your brand is not for everyone.

Recognize that your brand isn’t for everyone.

Clarified brands know the ideal customers they exist to serve.

Which means they also know which customers they don’t or can’t help.

Just as brands have ideal customers they exist to serve, customers have ideal brands fit to serve their needs.

Forcing an incompatible fit between brand and customer leads to friction and a poor brand experience. It wastes time—not just yours, but your customers’.

Successful brands focus their efforts on the people they’re best positioned to serve.

daimen carter

designer

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  • Web UX and UI specialist
  • Front end web developer
jess smith

strategic ops lead

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  • Content development coordinator
  • Technical Project Management
john marshall

creative lead

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  • Concept development
  • Deck design expert
nibir

wordpress engineer

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  • WordPress expert
  • Shopify, WIX, and BigCommerce expert
janine huldie

project manager

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brennan zagami

lead copywriter

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daniel crask, founder of brand shepherd
daniel crask

brand strategist

  • Customer-first approach to brand clarity.
  • Creator of the Vibe, Tribe, & Why® brand clarity framework for business development.
  • Interests: his four children, writing music, health, exercise, and gardening.