Three reasons to rebrand your competitors don't want you to know

Every business needs to rebrand at some point. Some valid reasons to rebrand are self-evident, others less so but can significantly improve business performance.

Reason to rebrand No 1: Attracting Much Better Clients

As a business owner, you might have encountered clients who seem nice at the beginning but gradually suck the life away from your business.

These are vampire clients who demand more and pay less, leaving you with too much stress and not enough money.

Similarly, you may have experienced sales calls that are a complete waste of time because the leads weren't qualified, had no real need for what you do, and had no budget.

If you are dealing with such clients, it's time to rebrand your business.

Rebranding will help you attract better clients who are a perfect fit for you and have the budget to pay what you are worth.

Building an enjoyable business that makes a healthy profit year after year isn't about winning more clients, but about winning and keeping better clients.

Your brand introduces you to your ideal client before you speak or even know their name. So, if your brand message is sharper and more focused on connecting with your ideal client, it will make it easier for them to find and connect with you.

You have less than 7 seconds to grab someone's attention online, and the first thing they see is your brand.

Therefore, a brand refresh will force those who previously overlooked you to see you in a new light, and you may even need a complete rebrand to attract the clients you need.

Remember: Your brand introduces you to your ideal client before you speak or even know their name.

Reason to rebrand No 2:  Saving Time and Money on Digital Marketing

Most businesses believe that regularly posting on social media, creating long content such as blog articles and videos, and increasing their pay-per-click budget is the key to accelerating growth.

However, for most SMEs, this isn't a financially sustainable strategy long-term. Mid-size businesses, in particular, end up reaching a glass ceiling after a period of high growth.

As they grow, they enter a much more competitive league, surrounded by much bigger competitors with much bigger marketing budgets.

Trying to outspend these bigger competitors isn't a financially sustainable strategy. Outsmart them instead by having a stronger brand.

Your brand message must stand out, be original and instantly recognizable to your audience.

Rebranding your business will help you create a much more focused digital marketing strategy. You can create content and advertising that resonates with your audience, highlighting your unique selling proposition.

You won't have to compete with bigger competitors on budget, but on the quality of your messaging and the ability to offer what they can't.

Trying to outspend these bigger competitors isn't a financially sustainable strategy. Outsmart them instead by having a stronger brand.

Reason to rebrand No 3: Increasing Your Prices and Profit Margins

Many businesses believe that lowering their prices is the only way to compete with their rivals. However, this strategy will only lead to lower profit margins, a decreased perceived value of your offering, and a race to the bottom.

To increase your prices and profit margins, you must differentiate yourself from your competitors. Rebranding is a very effective strategy to stand out from the crowd and highlight your unique selling proposition.

When you rebrand, you can reposition your business, emphasize the benefits of your products or services, and increase your perceived value.

A rebrand can also help you introduce new products or services that appeal to your customers' needs, resulting in higher prices and margins.

A rebrand can make your business more appealing to high-value customers, allowing you to charge a premium price for your products or services.

In conclusion, rebranding your business can help you attract better clients, save time and money on digital marketing, and increase your prices and profit margins.

By being proactive in deciding to rebrand, rather than reactive, you can save time, money, and many headaches in the short and long term.

Rebranding is a very effective strategy to stand out from the crowd and highlight your unique selling proposition.


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