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The Bouquet Theory of Building a Brand From Zero | Ep 974

5/28/202616 min

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Most brands don't fail because of bad products but because they were not built on purpose. In this episode, Alex breaks down exactly what a brand is, why it makes money, and how to build a great one from scratch. He also shares the three metrics that tell owners whether their brands are working or dying.

In this episode

00:00 Branding as a deliberate pairing of things

03:44 How to recover from bad pairings

05:29 Offering great products to reinforce great branding

07:35 The 3 metrics that measure brand strength

12:01 Tradeoffs can happen when you expand your audience

13:42 How Alex intentionally built his brand

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  1. Alex Hormozi· Host0:00

    How to start or grow your own brand. So branding is the deliberate pairing of things, your thing plus what your ideal customer has through an outcome. And good branding is the deliberate pairing of your thing with something good. To start a brand, we have to know what we want to pair it with to attract ideal customers. So here we've got Bud Light, UFC, good outcome for the majority of the audience. And we wanna understand that just as much as we should also understand what to avoid pairing our brand with to lose customers, like the Dylan Mulvaney example. And so here's how I like to think about assembling the pairings for a brand. So if you're at ground zero, you ha- you have no brand. You've got these elements that haven't been put together yet. So I think about it like a table full of flowers. So if you wanna put a bouquet together, you start by having lots of different flowers all over the place. On their own, those flowers are not a bouquet. Just as products, values, experiences, people, et cetera, on their own are not a brand. The flowers are like the brand element that we pair with stuff our audiences like. With enough pairing over and over and over again, they form a bouquet. Now replace the word bouquet with brand. And so that assembly is the connection, it's the association between those things. 'Cause a brand fundamentally doesn't actually exist. If I take the flowers out of the vase and scatter them a- across, was

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