About Memorable Day of:
Ruslan Smirnov
Brad Storiteller, Designer
A Memorable TGiF
“Thank God it’s Friday” is one of the days my sample branding statement started research for business growth, and my everyday life has changed, with a deep understanding of the story of online businesses like Roccoroma
Thats is how I started my work as a freelance brand consultant: remember this Friday, the day our family usually goes to the local farmer’s market, the best place where, during the summer season, you can buy fresh produce in Goshen, NY.
Remember the days when fresh food became so valuable during the pandemic?
I started thinking differently about it when I started creating a personal brand and designing a site for the local grocery store Roccoroma. That day, I thought about making a personal brand statement. I recall a conversation I had with my customers where I asked them what they believed the true value of food was. This question made me pause and reflect on the importance of food in our lives. It led me to consider not just the taste or the price of food but also how it affects our health, relationships, and overall well-being.
What is my personal brand statement for Memorable Design, and how do I build trust with the target audience?
A personal brand statement for “Memorable Design” clearly conveys who you are and what your work represents. It showcases your unique qualities, like your focus on the deeper values of food and the connections it creates. To build trust with your audience, think about what matters to them. For instance, emphasize the importance of health and relationships linked to food, which can resonate deeply with people.
What are my personal brand statement examples?
You can enhance trust by sharing stories highlighting your experience in design and your work with local businesses like Roccoroma. Being genuine and showing your passion for meaningful design helps create a bond with your audience, making them more likely to connect with your brand. Remember, it’s about showcasing what you do and why it matters.
How did I start designing a personal website portfolio as a content creator as part of my branding strategy?
The text asks how the author began creating a personal website portfolio for their branding strategy. Essentially, they’re exploring how building a website can help shape and promote their brand.
Based on ideas of social distance, I made my first logo design for Roccoroma client:
- In days when small cafes, Restaurants, and pizza places open in in every corner,
- when we use the abbreviation TGiF for branding of TGi Fridays restaurants,
- and not many of us think about what God gives us every day.
Understanding this value can help me better articulate my brand and how it relates to the food industry. It is essential to recognize that food is more than just sustenance; it is an experience that can bring people together and create memories as a strategic branding consultant. Therefore, my aim in developing my brand’s personality is to highlight these deeper values and the meaningful connections that food can foster within our communities and our lives.
My customer’s personal branding logos:
New Brand Story: Based on market research, effective brand strategists focus looks differently.
Fresh food became so valuable during the pandemic that I started thinking differently about it. When I started creating a brand and designing a site for the local grocery store Roccoroma, this work became a memorable experience for me.
A brand identity:
Based on Google AI: the image or logo is just an element of my personal brand samples: building it “the deliberate process of crafting a person’s public identity”
Although I am an SEO and brand strategist, I am also a specialist in branding marketing, and I share experiences with readers. With more than 20 years of experience in graphic design, I have created many brand identities during my career. However, I need help understanding when people use faith for commercial purposes.
Why do we buy fruit and vegetables online in the 2020s?
As I remember, I started building a brand of RoccoRoma on the first day of Ramadan, which is the day when Muslims start fasting.
What makes me share experiences during the 2020s?
For me, this year’s Ramadan was already a message of understanding the value of usual things for all of us. Besides that, the Pandemic time had just started, which made a lot of changes in our life, such as:
Get in touch
- Before COVID, all farmers in Orange County sold their locally grown on markets; now, they think about how to do it with social distancing. For example, Goshen Farmers Market is open one day a week, precisely on Friday, usually till Thanksgiving. It’s a crowded place. This year a special 2 hours period was introduced (from 8 to 10 am) for elderly people.
- Local farms and fresh vegetable produce businesses came up with shared ideas.
- Small businesses are closing or trying smaller expenses. Business owners try to fix Internet e-commerce problems while spending money on advertising.
- As a strategist in a local food store, I am familiar with the Internet and social media solutions. Before the Pandemic, every Friday, I was in NYC, meeting with like-minded people at meetups and other events or preparing for job interviews.
- Today is Friday, but probably because of rain there are no Goshen’s yard sales, no people at the Yen cafe, and I am still at home writing a blog post about digital marketing and Roccoroma branding and research for local keywords and thinking about my Remindable studio and potential customers SEO strategy.