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Lessons From A Brand Gone Gaga

Lady Gaga is a brand and marketing phenomenon. Heidi Alexandra Pollard discusses what we can learning about good branding from one of today's top artists.

gaga What is one of the most memorable experiences you have had with a brand?
What was memorable about it?
How did it make you feel?
Did it have lasting impact on you?

Creating memorable brand experiences can set great brands apart from average and even good brands. Many marketing and business leaders tend to over complicate everything about marketing. Because they over complicate what should be simple, they wind up falling to strategies and tactics that do anything but create what is a memorable and meaningful brand experience.

There’s lots we can learn from strong brands and the music industry is fertile ground for creating and moulding unique, personal brands. Watch this video to glean three simple brand lessons that we can glean from this pop stars meteoric rise to fame that you could apply to dominate your market niche and create raving fans.

 

heidiCEO, UQ Power and International Company Culture Coach, Heidi Alexandra Pollard says her team are red hot, refreshing renegades, hunting down boring brands, stuck in a sea of sameness and charging them to power up their people, their presence and their profits. Their mission is to help elevate the global playing field for small to mid-sized companies through their unique brand and culture strategies that are easy on the finances, easy to implement and easy to sustain.

About the author

Natasha Zena

Around age eight Natasha Zena was told it was a woman’s job to take care of the home and since then she has built a career out of telling women they can do whatever the hell they want to do. She is the co-founder of Lioness, the go-to news source for everything female entrepreneur. Natasha was recognized as an emerging leader in digital media by The Poynter Institute and the National Association of Black Journalists. She has mentored women entrepreneurs and moderated panels at a number of national accelerators, Startup Weekends and conferences such as The Lean Startup Conference, the Massachusetts Conference for Women, Women Empower Expo and Smart Cities Connect. Natasha is also the author of the popular whitepaper, "How To Close The Gender Gap In Startup Land By 2021." In her spare time, she writes short fiction and hangs out with her son, Shaun.

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