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We know that building a strong brand can be challenging, and it requires a clear understanding of your business, your customers, and your competition. That’s why we created this course – to help you begin to develop the fundamentals of your brand.
We hope that the exercises in this course provide the guidance you need to discover your “it” factor. the “tour-de-force” that sets your brand apart from the competition, and begin the framework for how to communicate this concept to your target audience
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