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The Brand ON! Show

The Brand ON! Show

著者： Brandon Coleman Jr
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Are you Brand ON! or Brand OFF? Join branding legend Brandon Coleman Jr as he generously shares five decades and millions worth of business consulting insights with entrepreneurs everywhere. Catch Brandon’s infectious enthusiasm as you benefit from his success on thousands of brand alignment projects across many industries. Laugh as he delivers invaluable wisdom and experiences in his straight talking Texas style. Learn through engaging entrepreneurial success stories, surprise guests, and actionable ideas to help you elevate your brand and maximize your life potential.

Dropped every Tuesday morning, this fun show is designed to help you understand the power of brand alignment in business and life. Brandon's philanthropic knowledge transfer pours out in this entertaining podcast that covers so much more than brand alignment and business growth. Tune in and get ready to “Turn Your Brand ON!”

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  • [Classic Rewind] Brand Alignment Pothole #7: Unintentional Morphing

    [Classic Rewind] Brand Alignment Pothole #7: Unintentional Morphing
    2025/10/29
    Brand alignment isn’t a one-time decision—it’s a daily battle. The moment you let trends, internal politics, or knee-jerk reactions dictate your brand, you start drifting. And drift kills. Confused teams, lost customers, diluted messaging—it all adds up to irrelevance. Your brand’s core promise isn’t up for negotiation. Lock in your North Star, audit relentlessly, and lead with discipline. Don’t just chase what’s trending—build what lasts. Take control now—audit your brand, cut the noise, and make sure to keep your Brand ON!————Ask Brandon ANY Question!https://www.brandoncolemanjr.com/brand-on/#indexOrder Brand ON! The Bookhttps://www.brandoncolemanjr.com/order-book/————Connect and Follow Brandon Coleman JrEmail: bcj@brandoncolemanjr.comWebsite: www.brandoncolemanjr.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandoncolemanjr/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@brandoncolemanjrofficialFacebook: www.facebook.com/officialbrandoncolemanjr ————Transcript (with chapter marks)00:01:10 Unintentional MorphingBrandon Coleman Jr: Unintentional morphing is pothole number seven… Morphing usually means a deliberate transformation, a strategic pivot that you orchestrate, but unintentional morphing, that's a natural, unwanted drift that can spin your brand out of alignment before you know it. It's not a loud crash. It's a slow leak driven by performance pressure, a race to outpace rivals, fear of missing out on the next big thing, or chasing shiny market trends. 00:02:18 Drift DriversBrandon Coleman Jr: Drift drivers, the force is pulling you off course, unintentional morphing doesn't need a villain, just momentum… Sales dips, so you tweak the vibe to fix it. Fast competition heats up, you bolt on a new feature to one of them. FOMO, “Fear Of Missing Out”, kicks in. Something new is hot. AI is buzzing better. Jump aboard. Trends are tempting too.00:03:39 Mixed MessagesBrandon Coleman Jr: Here's one. I had a hospital client who couldn't figure out what was going wrong... They had opened up a nurse assistance line by phone for pregnant mothers to give advice… The problem was one of the nurse operators had her own story. She liked to tell prospective patients, and ultimately, she was sending these new patients to their biggest competitor. Yikes. If your own people can't nail down your story, your brand's fractured fairy tale, that's for sure.00:04:42 Inconsistent DeliveryBrandon Coleman Jr: Delivery is a promise... In my book, I tell the story of a fried chicken chain that started serving fried fish. Many customers got confused and bailed. Inconsistent delivery breeds doubt. Doubt kills opportunity.00:06:15 Chasing TrendsBrandon Coleman Jr: Shiny objects seduce because they promise edge. FOMO is a hell of a drug. Trends fit, but only if they sync with your soul can they fit more for hype and your opposer, not a player number five, leadership, blindness, the drift that you don't see. The scariest part, you might not notice it till it's too late. 00:09:45 Keys to SuccessBrandon Coleman Jr: Dodge these potholes with your eyes wide open. Hire smart, bet hard, train tight, talk straight, step back from your forest, ditch the committee, and lock your promise in stone. Markets don't wait, and customers don't guess, and they sure as hell don't accept your excuses. They'll roll with a brand that's clear, consistent, and gutsy. So check your tires, grab your wheel, and drive your brand where it's meant to go.
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  • [Classic Rewind] Brand Alignment Pothole #6: Compromising to Please Others

    [Classic Rewind] Brand Alignment Pothole #6: Compromising to Please Others
    2025/10/22
    Trying to make everyone happy? Congratulations—you’ve just built the most forgettable brand in the room. In this episode of The Brand ON! Show, Brandon Coleman Jr breaks down why great branding is never done by committee. From clueless stakeholder input to family drama and employees resisting change, Brandon exposes how brands get watered down into meaningless jargon and mediocrity. Real leadership means making bold, market-driven decisions—because at the end of the day, great brands don’t try to please everyone, they stand for something. If your brand is stuck in “safe mode,” it’s time to shake things up and make it Brand ON!————Ask Brandon ANY Question!https://www.brandoncolemanjr.com/brand-on/#indexOrder Brand ON! The Bookhttps://www.brandoncolemanjr.com/order-book/————Connect and Follow Brandon Coleman JrEmail: bcj@brandoncolemanjr.comWebsite: www.brandoncolemanjr.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandoncolemanjr/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@brandoncolemanjrofficialFacebook: www.facebook.com/officialbrandoncolemanjr ————Transcript (with chapter marks)00:00:52 Everyone’s Got an Opinion!Brandon Coleman Jr: God so loved the world that he did not send a committee. He sent one. Compromising to please others is a common road hazard capable of destroying your tires, your wheels, and making your brand car wobble. Everyone's got an opinion, especially family and partners. Advisors, friends, board members, employees, and random influencers all weigh in like the next Don Draper in Mad Men.00:01:53 Never By CommitteeBrandon Coleman Jr: Great branding is never done by committee. Input is fine, even encouraged, but keep it at that input, let it morph into a group project, and you're begging for mediocrity.00:02:27 The Expert EpidemicBrandon Coleman Jr: The first pothole is the expert epidemic. Everyone's a critic. Like we mentioned, thanks to technology, everyone thinks they're a branding pro. Your cousin's got a logo sketch, your buddy's got a tagline, your barber's got vibes… Everyone's an expert till you call their block.00:04:15 The Compromise Conveyor BeltBrandon Coleman Jr: Number two is stakeholder pressure, the compromise conveyor belt. Look, I get it. I've been in front of 1000s of them, boards, investors, partners. They'll lean on your heart… Boards might push safe names from their corporate days, or investors might demand a little flash over substance. It's not malice, it's just perspective. But if you go too far, your brand becomes a Frankenstein of their agenda. It’s not your vision; pressure's a slow grind.00:06:36 The Emotional Family MinefieldBrandon Coleman Jr: Dad had a dream. He had built a dream, and he dreamed of the legacy with his son following through. The son, zero interest.. Dad saw heritage, the son saw shackles, we wrestled it out. It was a long project, but the brand finally clicked. It united them. It brought them all together. 00:08:10 Employee PushbackBrandon Coleman Jr: Employees can derail alignment, too, and today's workforce is a new beast. They demand voice, purpose, emotional, savvy, saving the world. They demand it all. 00:09:31 The Committee ConundrumBrandon Coleman Jr: Number five, the mediocrity spiral, death by committee. Committees breed mediocrity. We talked about it up front, at the top of the show. Pleasing everyone sands down your edges. Your brand goes from Sharp to shapeless. Universities are hotbeds of committees and compromise, which generate a plethora of misaligned brands within their walls. Everyone's worried about what everyone thinks. 00:12:10 The Committee ConundrumBrandon Coleman Jr: Markets. Don't reward consensus. They reward guts. Lead and they'll march or they'll limp off. It's your call. Just remember, compromising to please others is not a brand alignment strategy.
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    15 分
  • [Classic Rewind] Brand Alignment Pothole #5: The Wrong Brand or Concept

    [Classic Rewind] Brand Alignment Pothole #5: The Wrong Brand or Concept
    2025/10/15
    Some entrepreneurs start off with the wrong brand or business concept. Many don’t realize how critical beginning with the right brand is. It is the foundation of your business. In this episode of The Brand ON! Show, Brandon Coleman Jr breaks down why most entrepreneurs screw this up—rushing through branding, trusting the wrong people, or inheriting a mess they’re too nervous to fix. A bad brand won’t just slow you down—it’ll cost you millions. Brandon shares real-world cases where businesses went from stuck to skyrocketing just by getting their brand right. If you’re coasting on a “good enough” brand, you’re leaving money on the table. Tune in, get real, and turn your Brand ON!————Ask Brandon ANY Question!https://www.brandoncolemanjr.com/brand-on/#indexOrder Brand ON! The Bookhttps://www.brandoncolemanjr.com/order-book/————Connect and Follow Brandon Coleman JrEmail: bcj@brandoncolemanjr.comWebsite: www.brandoncolemanjr.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandoncolemanjr/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@brandoncolemanjrofficialFacebook: www.facebook.com/officialbrandoncolemanjr ————Transcript (with chapter marks)00:00:42 The Fifth PotholeBrandon Coleman Jr: There are seven potholes that will absolutely sink your brand. These are the ones I've seen for over 50 years, and they continue day by day. I get to witness them. Pothole number five is the wrong brand concept. The starting or growing a business is a juggling act; engineering, production, finance, HR, and brand often get shoved to the back burner.00:01:37 A Brand in ShacklesBrandon Coleman Jr: I once asked a new client how he picked his company name. He shrugged and said, Well, Brandon, we'd hit a wall brainstorming…. When we finally tackled it, realigning the brand kicked the elephant out. Their business didn't just grow. It detonated. It blew up. The wrong concept had been a shackle. The right one was rocket fuel to their profits.00:04:21 The Blind Leading the BlindBrandon Coleman Jr: Number two is amateur input. The blind leading the blind. Most branding help isn't expert. It's convenient that kid with a brand-new marketing degree, green, not seasoned. They mean well, the convenient local firm. They might be the one if you live in the right place, or they might just turn graphics and AI can spit out marketing fodder for their presentation, but they usually can't align your brand online gigs. It’s a hit or miss, usually a miss. 00:05:58 Inherited BaggageBrandon Coleman Jr: Number three, inherited baggage, the hand me down, headache, not every brand's your baby. Acquire a company or join one, you might inherit a concept that's DOA, dead on arrival, a name that's dated, a vibe that's off, a position that's muddled. You didn't choose it, but you're stuck selling it. 00:07:40 Performance Must Match PromiseBrandon Coleman Jr: Mismatched foundations. Crash hard. Performance has to match the promise. Branding is a megaphone, not a miracle. If the concept is broken, just don't waste your time.00:09:00 Priority Number OneBrandon Coleman Jr: The wrong brand concept isn't just a misstep, it's a pothole that can absolutely destroy your alignment, sink you entirely: rushing your picks, trusting amateurs, inheriting clunkers, or building on unstable sand… The right way to lead is to treat brand alignment as priority number one, not an off-afterthought. That's why real brand alignment leadership comes from the top.00:11:23 The BottomlineBrandon Coleman Jr: Sometimes, the most obvious thing gets right past you. Sometimes you're driving that beautiful, fast car so quickly down the road that you're just avoiding the potholes, and you're so used to it, you're just ducking and dodging and diving them, and you're not realizing that the road you're driving on is not that smooth. You're just hitting them and bonking them and moving all around them.
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    14 分
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