It's never too early to brand. In fact, it's critical to brand yourself and your company early. If investors don't understand what you stand for and what you can offer, they won't invest because they know that consumers won't understand either.
The business landscape is such that you absolutely must brand. There are far too many choices out there for consumers for you to leave their patronage up to chance. You need to be actively involved in branding.
Even if your goods and services are comparably priced and of comparable value, your goods and services will go untapped if you don't brand. This is because you can bet that your competitors are out there branding their own company, and when all other things are equal (and sometimes, even when they're not), the consumer reaches for familiar brand.
As long as your competition is out there branding without you, you miss out on reaching new clientele, but you're also letting the competition swoop in and take business away from you.
Your brand is closely allied to your reputation, so if you're not actively building your brand, you're not doing anything to improve your reputation. And you're not doing anything to combat anything negative regarding your reputation.
We all know it instinctively, don't we? It's your reputation and your presence, and it's what drives undecided customers to go with you rather than someone else.
One way – and I think it's a good one – to think of your brand is as being your passive (and never-ending) marketing campaign. When you put it in those terms, it becomes much more salient. Your brand is everything that helps the customer choose you when it comes time for making a purchase.
So how do you establish your brand?
As difficult as it is, you need to begin with branding. From the get-go you need to act with your brand in mind. You're already brand-minded when you're pitching to your investors. You just need to share your vision with consumers, so they can see it to.
Do something that makes people talk. Visibility is the first step in building a brand, and if you launch by differentiating yourself from the competition, you're sure to get the attention you need. But don't merely seek attention through a marketing gimmick. Make sure that your advertising relates to your business. In other words, if you sell pets, don't organize a flash mob of dancers – unless they're dressed as pets; and if you're a dance studio, do organize a flash mob of dancers.
If you notify local news outlets in time, and reach out to online venues, you can begin your career with a positive buzz around your brand.
Your presence online is obviously a huge part of your success in finding new business, but it also goes a long way to establishing your brand. If you post relevant content, your customers will see you as relevant and return over and over.
You have to be dedicated, however, to make your social media presence work for you. If you're not going to be active, that reflects poorly on you. You're not adding any value to the life of the consumer, so they're not going to be thinking of you; in fact, they may almost come to see you as wasting their space.
You may have to pick between online social media outlets to make sure that wherever you are, you're consistently updating and adding value to the lives of your consumers. If you have – and you absolutely should – a good read on your customers' personas, you'll know which venues are critical to your fledgling brand. Pinterest is probably going to mean more to a small landscape design firm than Tumblr would.
From its inception, your business should have a blog. Say, for example, that you have 8 static pages on your website. That's 8 places Google can index and deem relevant for sending interested searchers. With a blog, Google now has those original 8 pages and 1-2 pages more every week you've been blogging (after two years you're up to 108 pages indexed).
Since the Penguin and Panda Google updates have gone into effect, the need for relevant and authoritative content has never been higher. If you're blogging consistently, and consistently offering relevant and authoritative content, then you're Google rank is going to go up. And your customers will start to think of you as more relevant and authoritative – and consequently your brand recognition will go up.
"Won't I run out of things I can speak authoritatively on?" you may ask. The answer may be yes if you're not actively participating in various social media. The answer should be, "Absolutely not," though. That's because you are keeping up with social media and seeing the trends as they appear, so you can continually speak authoritatively on relevant topics.
You'll want – and this is true of all social media – to speak less about yourself and more about what interests your customers. Now, because you're providing services that they presumably want (or expect to need), you absolutely should highlight your ability to do so. The key is not to inundate them with testimonials, reviews, and deals related directly to your site. Four out of every five posts should be about something other than your company. One out of five posts specifically highlights what you're bringing to the table, but only as an answer to one of the pressing questions you've noticed your customers asking. Three out of five posts will be content related to your field as it relates to the interests of your customers. And one out of five posts show how your company engages with the world at large, or how everyone in the office laughed at something hilarious you stumbled upon. And every single post should offer your customers an opportunity for engagement, whether that's through asking a question (seeking their opinion) or promoting a contest.
As with other social media, you'll need to be consistent, so if you're worried about that, give yourself a buffer by working up a reserve of blog posts.
Figure out what you're offering that customers cannot – or, more likely, simply are not – getting from your competitors. Likely that difference is not in content. Economics dictate that you're probably pricing your goods and services at similar rates, so that difference is coming from your brand, and from you, since as an entrepreneur, you're a huge part of your company brand.
If your competitor's website is staid and boring, yours should be lively: if your website showcases the personalities of your team, you're adding value to your brand. People buy from people they like, so show that your company is likeable, that the people that make up your company are likeable.
Hire an animated marketing video production company and get something funny (and informative) out there to create a buzz. Transform your employee page into a dramatization of a typical day at work, and include a disclaimer that you went animated because you couldn't find actors talented enough, or attractive enough, to play your parts—and you would have acted it out yourselves but you were too busy doing whatever it is that you do to enrich the lives of your consumers.
The process of building up your brand, even when you start with that conscious goal, takes time. Launching memorably will get the initial buzz going, but if you don't back that up with solid goods and/or services, it won't do any good. And once you've got that loyal starting fan-base, if you're not active on social media, you're not going to expand the horizons of your brand. Clearly show your value, bring your personality to bear, make yourself visible and memorable, and your brand will grow along with your profits.
Edson Senna grew up in New Canaan, Connecticut. He graduated with a BS in International Business from George Washington University. Currently, he lives in Brooklyn, New York, and is pursuing a MBA at NYU. He is single and enjoys writing about investing, finance, entrepreneurship, and business.


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The way that Morgan Stanley sees it, T-Mobile will either be the taker or the taken this upcoming year.
The Un-carrier, which has gone through an extended bout of growth, has been the hottest item in the consolidations market these days as Verizon and AT&T gobble up media companies by the boatload. So, what can number three T-Mobile do to size up?
Analyst Simon Flannery believes that while the most "attractive outcome" will see Sprint take Big Magenta over, even with a favorable FCC under the anti-regulation intentions of the Trump presidency. Barron's also said T-Mobile could also buy out US Cellular, though US Cellular might be doing just well on its own, thank you very much. Plus, T-Mobile would have to work on converting US Cellular's CDMA towers as it had to for its MetroPCS merger.
Outside of intra-industry mergers and acquisitions, cable companies could make waves in the wireless sector with a T-Mobile move. Wireline TV providers might be able to patch up subscription cutters with such a move. Sprint, given its eccentric SoftBank ownership, might make a brash counteroffer in response and AT&T and Verizon might be kept on their toes with another combined wireless/wireline player in the field. Even fiber-based internet providers, the biggest independent company as of this stage being Zayo, could make it TMUS a bigger differentiator.


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Alicia Leigh Willis (* 1. März 1978 in Atlanta, Georgia) ist eine US-amerikanische Schauspielerin.

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Seit 1996 war Willis in Filmen wie Überall, nur nicht hier und Das Vermächtnis des geheimen Buches und Serien wie Eine himmlische Familie, CSI: Miami und The L Word – Wenn Frauen Frauen lieben zu sehen. 2012 stand sie neben C. Thomas Howell, Robert Carradine, Judd Nelson und Lochlyn Munro für den Thriller The Terror Experiment vor der Kamera.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1996–2002: Eine himmlische Familie (7th Heaven, Fernsehserie)
 1999: Get The Dog – Verrückt nach Liebe (Lost & Found)
 1999: Überall, nur nicht hier (Anywhere But Here)
 1999: So High
 2001–2006: General Hospital
 2002: Greg the Bunny
 2006: CSI: Miami
 2007: Das Vermächtnis des geheimen Buches (National Treasure: Book of Secrets)
 2008/2009: The L Word – Wenn Frauen Frauen lieben (The L Word, Fernsehserie)
 2009: Without a Trace – Spurlos verschwunden
 2011: Julia X 3D
 2017: The Student
 2018: Baby Obsession
 2019: Mommy's Little Princess
 2019: Chameleon
 2021: Double Kidnapped
 2021: Her Deadly Boyfriend

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Scandinavian instrumental, singing and dance workshops, featuring top level musicians from Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway will take place on June 7, 2019 in and around Nisswa, Mn. You must sign up in advance for these. These workshops are offered in conjunction with Nisswa-stämman Scandinavian Folkmusic Festival, June 7 & 8, 2019. Sessions are 1-3/4 hours long. The first one starts at 10 a.m. and ends at 11:45 a.m. The second one starts at 1:15 p.m. and ends at 3 p.m. Cost for the sessions is $30 each. All locations are close enough together so it is possible to drive between them over lunchtime. All workshops are generally taught by ear and participants are encouraged to bring recording devices. For some of the locations a 'spelmans' lunch is offered at 11:45 am, and consists of cold cuts, veggies, fruit, etc and costs an extra $5. (note - no lunch is provided at the dance workshops...but, you can buy lunch right at the Nisswa Legion and/or downtown Nisswa is close with several restaurants available) After you signup you will receive more information about your workshop, including a detailed map for getting there.
Workshop locations Chart - All of the workshops take place in the Nisswa area, mostly in the homes of generous volunteers. Give yourself plenty of drive time to find them. Once you sign up you'll be given directions to the locations. You may find it helpful to open this locations chart as you browse the listings below. After opening the pdf file you should be able to rotate it in your browser for viewing, or download and print out.
10 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. - Swedish fiddle tunes with Peter Pedersen of the Smålands spelmanslag - Born in Malmö, Skåne, Sweden, Peter has earned the title of Riksspelman and is now a member of the Zorn jury. He is a three time world champion in playing träskofiol (clogfiddle). Now he lives in Västervik, Småland. Peter will teach tunes from Skåne and Småland.
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - West Coast Hardingfele tunes with Bjørn Kåre Odde - Back in my days as a student, I had the pleasure of having the master hardingfele player Håkon Høgemo as a teacher. Then I learned some great tunes from the west coast of Norway, such as Sogn and Sunnfjord. I will teach at least one halling tune and one springar tune from these areas.
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Danish fiddling with Kristian Bugge - In this workshop we'll have fun with some festive folk fragments, catchy tunes from the big Danish fiddle repertoire with melodies back from the 1700s and up until today. We will dig into some of the ornamentations, bowings and possibly a bit of the old-fashioned fiddle-backing, how one can chord for a waltz or polka on the fiddle. Bring aquavit, fiddles and a simple recording device, "pyt" with the rest!
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Getting a Good Start! with Paul Dahlin - An essential approach to playing Swedish folk music. Players of all levels are welcome! We'll concentrate on playing commonly played (allspel) tunes.
10 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. - Expand your Swedish repertoire with Bronwyn Bird - this workshop will focus on teaching traditional Swedish tunes on the nyckeharpa, and is open to other melodic instrumentalists as well. We will focus on learning melodies to a variety of tunes that can be played for traditional gammaldancing, including techniques such as suggested bowings, fingerings, ornamentation and double-stops. In keeping with the folk tradition, all tunes will be taught by ear.
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Beyond the melody with Bronwyn Bird - This workshop will take the morning's melodies and dive in deeper by teaching harmonies, chords, and fun ideas for arrangements. We will also learn tips and tricks for playing for traditional Swedish dances. Open to both melody and accompaniment.
10 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. - Finnish tunes with Teija Niku & Sara Pajunen - Finnish accordionist Teija and Finnish-American violinist Sara will teach easy-to-learn Finnish folk tunes, and possibly some originals too, while talking about their musical backgrounds and how they work as an ensemble from opposite sides of the Atlantic. Focus will be on both melodic and rhythmic phrasing as well as harmonization. All instruments are welcome!
10 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. - Norwegian tunes with Bjørn Kåre Odde & Ole Nilssen - Using a combination of sheet music and learning by ear, the music that will be taught is from the eastern part of Norway, such as pols, springdans and halling. Bjørn has learned the tunes from old manuscripts or from his teachers back when he was a student at Vinstra and Oslo.
10 a.m. - 11:45 a.m - Danish Party Music w/ Mette Jensen, Kristian Bugge & Morten Høirup - Jensen, Bugge & Høirup have been playing together in Denmark and abroad for quite a few years. They play traditional Danish Music mixed with new music that they compose themselves. If you choose to pick their ensemble workshop, all you have to do is to bring your instrument, and be ready to learn and play by ear. All instruments are welcome. It doesn't really matter if you are not already an advanced musician, but it would be good if you have some experience on your instrument. It's all about having fun getting inspired, while learning a couple of Danish tunes, arranging them and playing them, getting into a good groove together. In other words: Let's 'hygge'.
10 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. - Swedish tunes with Lena Olsson and Arvid Svenungsson - In this workshop you will learn tunes from the region of Hälsingland, Sweden. We will work on the tunes and learn some typical ornaments, double stops and phrasings. In the second half of the workshop there will be more focus on how to accompany the tunes in different ways, playing the more traditional "andra stämma" (second voice following the melody), and learn chords. In the end we will put it together in a nice arrangement that we can jam together.
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m - Swedish "Gangster music"? with Magnus Gustafsson - ensemble workshop led by Magnus Gustafsson assisted by members of Smålands spelmanslag. Magnus is a Riksspelman living in Småland, Sweden. He has a PhD in Musicology from the University of Lund. He also races cars. If enough people ask for it, Magnus *Could* include the now infamous tune in the workshop: Al Capones Vals. More details soon... which may be more serious.
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - "Tweaked" Finnish tunes with Tero Hyvaluoma & Esko Järvelä - Their workshop will consist of tweaked versions of traditional tunes from Tero & Esko's home regions in Perho River valley in Central Ostrobothnia. All instruments welcome!
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Danish tunes by way of Iowa with Dwight Lamb & friends - Dwight has been playing the single row button accordion since 1946, it was that year that his grandfather, Chris Jerup, moved in with Dwight's parents. Chris had retired from farming that year and when he left Denmark in the 1890's, he brought his accordion, fiddle and a large repertoire of Danish dance tunes with him. Chris Jerup's father (Dwight's great grandfather) was a famous fiddler in Denmark in the mid nineteenth century and so many of Dwight's tunes can be traced back to that time. He will teach tunes such as the schottische called "Tomorrow I Shall Wed but Who Shall It Be"; a 3 part polka we now call "Mette's Favorite" and a beautiful waltz we call "Crooked Waltz #1" because Dwight learned 2 crooked waltzes from his grandfather.
SkogsbyLasse and John Erik Hammerberg in Sweden. Those who want to attend the workshop must have a harmonica in C. The harmonica must be 10 holes or larger. It is best to use diatonic, tremolo or blues-harmonica. I also want to teach how we use the tongue to make the rhythm of the music. Therefore, chromatic harmonics do not fit well with traditional harmonica music. I want to teach simple tunes. It will be good if those who will attend the workshop know a little about harmonica. I send with an audio file with a simple melody I will begin with. Listen to Einar's tune HERE.
1:15 pm. - 3:00 p.m - Danish song workshop with Morten Høirup - "I have been playing the guitar and singing traditional and contemporary music and songs for about 40 years, touring all over the world with a number of Danish and international musicians. More info at: www.mortenalfred.com I am offering a couple of hours singing old Danish songs together. The workshop will be in English, but the songs will all be in Danish. We will translate and discuss the meaning of the lyrics, and we will practise pronunciation while singing together. Everyone is more than welcome! Please don't hesitate. I will be bring the lyrics, and there will be lots of opportunities to have fun while singing nice songs in a funny language :-) "
Nisswa-stämman dance workshops have been wildly popular over the years! Still we can always use more dancers (especially men), so please TELL YOUR FRIENDS! Participants are encouraged to have smooth soled shoes. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BRING A PARTNER! Workshops will be held at the Nisswa Legion Club and at the Dance Barn on the grounds of the Pioneer Village. You can eat lunch in Nisswa at the Legion Club (great lunches!) or at several other local restaurants.
10 a.m.- 11:45 a.m. - Slängpolska with Magnus Gustafsson - "There are many ways of dancing to east Swedish polskas, but there are also big similarities from Skåne in the south up to Hälsingland in the north. In this workshop you will get to know and learn the basic structure of the smooth and elegant slängpolska – a dance that is actually closely related to the Polish "Mazurek", the Hungarian "Czardas" and some of the Norwegian "Springars".
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Have fun with the Schottische (Reinlender) Carol Sersland - in a couple of new styles led by Carol Sersland and Bruce Bostrom. Take your basic schottische rhythm and adapt a couple of stylings. The first lets you get swingy and the other gets you into a smooth turning version. We'll start by reviewing the fundamentals and then get your schottische on! You'll leave the afternoon session with fun alternatives to try out at the evening dances and beyond. Char Bostrom, phenomenal dance fiddler, accompanies.
1:15 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Beginning, beginning dance class with Becky Heimark - This is a beginner workshop for people whose previous dance experience has been limited to disappointment and discouragement. The goal is to create a joyful dance experience. We're not going to try doing fancy footwork. We will begin at the beginning and concentrate on putting down one foot in front of the other -- but in time to music!! We will learn a simple waltz step and if time allows we will learn an easy version of the 4-person schottische. You do not need to bring a partner (you may enjoy the workshop more if you don't). All are welcome!


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Last year our winner was a jar of Sainsbury's Pickling Spices from 1975 costing a mere 19p. Throughout March Steenbergs is hoping to brush the dust off a few more jars, with the incentive of winning £50 worth of fragrant, aromatic Steenbergs spices to restock the lucky winner's cupboard.
"The best way to store spices is in a cupboard away from light and heat but it can be easy to forget about them," adds Axel. "Here at Steenbergs we pack our herbs and spices into glass jars with tight fitting lids to keep the flavour in and maximise the shelf life, but ideally 2-3 years is the optimal shelf life to make sure that the delicate flavours don't fade.
So search out that celery salt and dust off that dill seed to be in with a chance of winning £50 of fresh, fragrant Steenbergs spices.


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Hugues Randin (né en 1628 et décédé en 1677) fut un ingénieur français à l'emploi du gouverneur de la Nouvelle-France Louis de Buade de Frontenac. Il fut aussi un cartographe et un architecte.

Hugues Randin arriva en Nouvelle-France en 1665 faisant partie du Régiment de Carignan-Salières. Le régiment fut rapatrié en 1668, mais il demeura en Nouvelle-France.

En 1671, il travailla pour Frontenac et fit un voyage au Fort Pentagouet pour déterminer sa condition. L'année suivante, il fut accordé une seigneurie sur les bords du fleuve Saint-Laurent.

En 1673, Randin dessina et supervisa la construction du Fort Frontenac, un poste de traite et un fort militaire qui deviendra la ville de Kingston (Ontario). Il demeura au service de Frontenac et reçut pour ses services rendus une autre seigneurie en Acadie. Après sa mort, sa propriété fut offert à l'Hôtel-Dieu de Québec par son héritier.

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