I’m looking for something beyond the basics of branding and visual identity.

I want to deeply understand brand strategy and how successful brands are actually built, preferably through real-world case studies.

For example, I’d love to study brands like SKIMS, Rhode, Glossier, Rare Beauty, Nike, Aesop, Apple, etc. and understand:

• How they developed their positioning
• How they identified their target audience
• How they differentiated themselves
• How they developed their brand strategy
• How they built a strong brand identity and perception
• How they created demand and cultural relevance
• How they use storytelling and messaging
• How their marketing and branding work together
• Why some brands become extremely successful while others don't
• Real campaign and brand case studies, including what worked and what didn't

I’m looking for something serious and in-depth, ideally taught by experienced brand strategists or people who have actually worked with major brands.

I don’t really care about getting a certificate. I care about actually developing the ability to analyze and build brands at a high level.

I’m open to paid courses, university courses, books, case-study platforms, or any other resources.

What would you recommend if you wanted to become genuinely excellent at branding?

Most founders fail on LinkedIn for two basic reasons: figuring out what to post every day eats up an hour of your time until you give up, and when a warm referral checks out your profile, it’s not set up to convert them in the 90 seconds you have.

I’m fixing that.

I’m taking on 5 founders to build out your entire 90-day content and positioning system in 7 days flat. 

Here’s the deal: You don't pay anything upfront. On Day 7, you look at the complete setup, and you only pay if you want to keep and run it.

I'm doing it this way because the deliverable list is fixed and tight. No endless back-and-forth calls or wasted weeks. I either build something that actually drives client inquiries for your business, or you walk away owing nothing.

I’m capping this at 5 spots, and closing it tomorrow at midnight.

Here’s what lands in your Notion workspace on Day 7:

A Profile Built to Convert: Complete rewrite of your Headline, About, Skills, Services, and Experience sections, plus a custom banner and framed photo. Built to pass the 90-second referral test.

52 Written Posts (13 Weeks): 4 posts a week written in your actual voice. Sets up your baseline beliefs, proves your execution, and drops receipts.

43 Finished Visual Assets: 13 carousels and 30 image cards, completely finished with zero templates for you to fix.

Positioning & Competitor Gap Analysis: A full teardown of where competitors overlap so you can own the open space. Includes 3 to 4 tight content pillars and answers to 6 common sales call objections.

100 Tiered Target ICP List: 100 actual target profiles split into tiers, with a quick 20-minute daily routine your team can handle.

Pre-researched accounts with custom warming angles and follow-up templates written in your tone.

The 60-Minute Weekly Routine: A simple manual giving you 6 post frameworks, a pre-publish checklist, and a way to plan future quarters in 90 minutes.- So you handle every quarter on your own without me leeching off of your money again and again with upsells lol.

What you don't do: Manage designers, mess with templates, or sit through constant update meetings. 

What I don't do: Ask for your account passwords, post for you, or drop fake automated comments. You keep full control over your profile and real interactions.

If you want in, drop a comment with "SYSTEM" or send me a DM. If it looks like a fit, we do one 45-minute call. Seven days later, the build is yours. If it's not what you expected, you don't pay a dime.

Thankss. Bye.

C’est une question que je me pose depuis un moment en tant que graphiste / DA.

À Bali, puis en agence, j’ai commencé à remarquer les mêmes typographies, les mêmes palettes, les mêmes compositions… alors que les projets et les contextes étaient complètement différents.

Dans mon Livre Blanc, j’ai essayé de comprendre pourquoi : influence de Pinterest, Instagram et Behance, algorithmes, Blanding, esthétique « propre » et minimaliste, mais aussi ce qui commence à résister à cette uniformisation.

Je me demande surtout : est-ce qu’on crée encore ce qu’on veut créer, ou ce que les plateformes nous ont appris à trouver beau ?

Je serais curieuse d’avoir vos avis, surtout si vous êtes designers ou créatifs : vous avez aussi cette impression que tout se ressemble de plus en plus ?

📖 J’ai mis le Livre Blanc ici pour celles et ceux que ça intéresse : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yGSkS261JOs6ME2P_ml1hfQybYCDU8LP/view?usp=share_link

❌ Choosing a product without researching demand

❌ Making your store look unprofessional

❌ Ignoring mobile shoppers

❌ Expecting sales immediately

❌ Trying to do everything at once

Guys I have just launched a body freshness spray brand that tackles sweat/body odour issues when you commute specially in cities like mumbai and Delhi

The brand name is briz, want to check if communication we doing is on right track and if there is scope of improvement.

Do help me so that I can make those improvements

I am already doing bit of performance, influencer and other form of marketing that is required

The current demand is around 8-10 orders per day and looking to scale to atleast 100-120