
Good brand engagement is necessary at all times, but never more so than during times of crisis, and that term absolutely applies to what we’re all living through right now.
The world has started understanding the importance of brand engagement but despite thousands of searches online we were unable to find much tips on brand engagement… thankfully I came across a very interesting book on brand engagement “The Power of Brand Engagement” by Personal Branding and Brand Engagement Consultant Gaurav Gulati.
The Power of Brand Engagement is a quick guide to winning customers. It aims to help you tackle your brand engagement hurdles and finally take your brand to the next level. With detailed explanations of how and why brand engagement is crucial to long-term success and dozens of proven methods to setting yourself apart from your competitors, this guide helps you get from A to Z with ease.
Every business owner wants to have and hold onto a connection with their customers. This book by Gaurav Gulati can help you make that happen. That connection leads to customer loyalty and long-term success. Skip the gimmicks and head back to the basics to create a memorable brand that will resonate with existing customers and will attract future customers. This in-depth knowledge also extends beyond customers. It will also help you to build brand culture.
If you’re ready to build on your brand acumen, this book will teach you everything you need to know. The book is available on Amazon. And to know more about G Gulati you can check out his official website: www.gauravgulati.com
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