Your business has a name, a logo, and customers who ask for you personally.
That last part feels flattering. Until you want a vacation. Or an exit.
Because “they only trust me” becomes a complicated selling point when you’re trying to hand someone else the keys.
A brand should earn its keep
In our latest article, we start with Sydney Sweeney’s attention-grabbing Novig campaign, then get into a question closer to home:
Would customers still trust your business if someone else owned it?
A recognizable name helps. So do clear promises, reliable service, and a team that can keep things moving without you approving every damn email.
Before you order another logo redesign…
The article covers:
How to figure out why customers actually choose you.
How to build trust beyond the owner.
What to document so your marketing can survive a handoff.
Plus, why “Dave has the password” is a problem when Dave left four years ago.
Read the full post here
Even if selling is years away, getting these things right could make your next day off considerably more pleasant.
Until next week,
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