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Brand Communication
A brand contract helps provide a framework for selecting a positioning strategy and developing the brand promise. If one society in the market owns a position, they alone own it. For example, if one society is the market leader for mechanical engineering career opportunities, they own the position; however, they cannot own career opportunities, advocacy and best overall customer service. A successful brand positioning must be single-minded and very focused. The brand contract forces you to answer the hard questions that will help you develop your brand.
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What's your Brand Value Proposition?
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