Great New Moustache Wax launches - FOAD WAX

The creator of the home-made moustache wax - FOAD WAX - has
experience in the Film and TV industry and decided to create his own
wax after after trial and error on his own amazing moustache and on
supporting actors - finding that the majority of moustache waxes out
there he tried did not quite deliver what he was after.

"I needed a grooming product that the everyday moustache fancier would
appreciate, but also one that would uphold the high standards demanded
for Film and TV."

FOAD WAX believes that "versatility is the key to a good moustache
wax" and believes that it offers the most important qualities that a
great moustache wax needs to provide. It is "firm yet yielding",
"stiff yet malleable and has great staying power!" If you use
moustache wax you will know the need for these qualities, and these
are qualities FOAD WAX definitely delivers.

FOAD WAX is home made, sports a warm honey colour due to the naturally
occurring pollen and Propolis in the pure English Beeswax, but dries
and sets clear and contains essential oils.

FOAD WAX is already gaining fans and you can grab your own pots from
http://foadwax.com

or show your support on their facebook fan page

or even follow their twitter feed @foadwax

There Is More to Life Than Just logos and How To Market From The Inside Out with Brand Communications

Creating a brand for your business is a very important step but is it
all about the logo or are there other things to consider too. We take
a look at some of important things to consider when starting a brand.

When you think of a brand what tends to come to mind is the brands
tangible elements such as a it having a distinctive symbol or font or
colour scheme. This is usually the starting point but to have a
successful brand it needs to go a lot further than just a logo. A
brand is what your customer sees and thinks and feels about your
company and how it comes across. It is a collection of associations
and messages that create a perception of your business within the mind
of your customers. This should embody all information connected to the
services and products that are on offer from your company as well as
the expectations and values that come with it.

Once you have yourself a brand you need to decide how you then go on
to deliver it. Communicating your brand message is a lot more than
applying a design to a documents. You need to make sure that your
brand is communicated every time you come into contact with a
customer. That could be on a business card or a marketing brochure or
Even through an employee. Most importantly you need to keep this
message consistent. The language and style and tone of voice are all
vital components in ensuring that your brand personality is
communicated effectively.

When dealing with clients it is important to craft powerful stories
and bring them to life. This can be done through motivational
strategies. We can even turn our clients stakeholders to become brand
advocates developing innovative strategies to turn our clients values
into value.
A consistent and well positioned brand can generate loyalty not only
from your clients but also from your staff and this is among the most
powerful marketing tools a business can have and important to not
ignore and make sure you keep on top of.

Another issue that occurs a lot is that internal communication are
often overlooked when building a brand. If you think about it though
your employees are one of the most important audiences and they are
becoming more important. Changes in the structure of businesses with
things like mergers or an increase in staff turnover. With the rise of
more communication methods like Twitter all increase the need for
staff to take greater ownership of the brand and the delivery of its
messages to the outside world. A successful brand should make people
want to work for you and also turn employees into advocates for your
business. Make sure your people are speaking the same brand language.
There are some simple things to remember.

You must have clear values. We are not talking about a big rulebook.
What we mean is that you must define the values that underpin your
brand and in what order. trusted and spirited and ingenious. This will
help them make the right brand choices when it comes to any
interaction.

Engagement. Employees need to believe in your brand strategy and
understand how their role helps the deliver it. Motivate and engage
them emotionally by building a collective sense of pride.

Relevance. Communicate a common set of values. Inside and out.
Companies often have a communications strategy that makes sense in the
external world but fail to make it relevant to peoples day to day
jobs. Your brand values should form the basis of every aspect of your
business from recruiting and incentivising staff to marketing your
products.

Reinforcement. A successful brand must be consistent. Explain and
reinforce the values and behaviours that reflect your brand message
until they become second nature to your staff.

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