Brand Strategy

Marketing Canvas - Channels

Marketing Canvas - Channels

In a world dominated by digital and physical touchpoints, the understanding and orchestration of Channels form a crucial part of any marketing strategy. This comprehensive guide explores Channels in marketing as a sub-dimension of the Marketing Canvas by Laurent Bouty. It delves into the roles channels play in customer interactions, highlights key considerations such as interaction, information, and context, and provides practical tips on choosing the right tools.

The guide further translates these insights into action steps and underscores the significance of continuous evaluation and improvement for optimal channel performance. A detailed look into a use case example of 'Green Clean' elucidates these concepts with real-world relevance. Finally, the guide helps you assess your own marketing strategies with detailed explanations for varying scores in the evaluation process and proposes recommendations for enhancement. This guide serves as an invaluable resource for marketers, entrepreneurs, and non-marketers alike to navigate the complex terrain of channels in marketing.

Marketing Canvas - Values

Marketing Canvas - Values

Your values are the translation of your purpose into key behaviors. Most of the commercial activities are delivered through behaviors (from people or from systems). When developing your marketing strategy, you should have Brand values that are fully amplifying your Brand Purpose. It will help your organization to translate your beliefs into action.

Marketing Canvas - Purpose

Marketing Canvas - Purpose

The Marketing Canvas is a tool to build a marketing strategy that consists of six categories, including PURPOSE, which identifies a brand's reason for being and contribution to the world. Purpose-driven brands are more successful in today's world as customers want to engage with brands that align with their values. By starting with the WHY and formulating a purpose-driven brand ideal, businesses can differentiate themselves and build a loyal following. TOMS Shoes and Ben & Jerry's are examples of purpose-driven brands. Having a clear purpose is a key driver of business success, according to a Deloitte survey. It is critical to identify and articulate a brand's purpose to guide its marketing strategy.