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Discussion Agenda
I. It’s all about the Experience
II. Your Community Action Strategy…Why its it important?
III. Your Promise
I. It’s All About the Experience
How do you want your clients/customers,
influencers and associates to feel?
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It’s All About the Experience!
We have a promise to our clients, customers, influencers and associates. They should perceive and experience our promise every time they come in
contact with us.Our reputation must evoke a positive emotional response and connection
with our clients/customers, influencers and associates.
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From Product to Experience
From: Selling coffee To: Customers experience
the “third place”
STARBUCKS
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The Concept of Value
Benefits
Cost
Perceived Value
Time Feelings Money
=
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What’s the first word to come to mind when you think of these
organizations?
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Newton’s Brand “Law of Gravity”
COMMODITIES: No difference except price
BRAND NAME: Well-known, but similar
BRAND: Distinctive
GENUINE BRAND:UNIQUE Experience!
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Every Community Action Agency Should:
Deliver exceptional experiences
Develop a unique distinction
Enhance relevancy
Energize all stakeholders
Guarantee satisfaction
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The Experience Balance
EmotionalFunctional
How our clients/customers,
associates and influencers feel.
What we do.
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II. Your Community Action Strategy
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Why have a strategy…2001? Community Action’s members wanted a common promise and identity
Members requested it- visibility and recognition!
“For far too long, we’ve been America’s best kept secret.”
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Why have a strategy…2010?
We are still relatively unknown.
We need to reinforce our promise and our brand elements everyday to achieve recognition, respect and success.
Celebrate someone’s commitment to the promise everyday!
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Community Action Partnership Process
1. Brand Assessment
2. BrandPromise
4. Brand Culturalization
3. Brand Blueprint
Define the organization’s essence and experiential commitment.
Become distinctive in customer’s minds apart from other competitorsThink like a brand; live the organization’s promise
Create a unique promise and
paradigm shift
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Key Assessment Conclusions #1
People who interact with various Community Action local programs
often are not aware that these programs are administered by Community Action Agencies.
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Key Assessment Conclusions #2
Many people do not know that Community Action Agencies are nationwide – almost 1,000 serve 98% of all counties. Each agency seeks to improve its community and work together as partners to
change lives and improve America.
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Key Assessment Conclusions #3
“Community Action” is included in the name of many of our agencies and identified with
some agencies’ brand identity.
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Key Assessment Conclusions #4
When members are asked about Community Action, they refer to
the process or programs.
When clients or program participants are asked, they
describe their feelings about the people that have changed their
lives.
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Key Assessment Conclusions #5
Many of the legislators and representatives of government
agencies who praise Community Action may not understand the scope and the variety of work Community Action Agencies
perform.
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Strategy Re-cap
2001 Kansas CityApproved Promise
2002 New York New Identity-Community Action Partnership
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Strategy Re-cap2007
The adoption of an identity symbol and an approved variation to provide flexibility for member agencies such as “Community Action Partnership of….”
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Great Advice
“You’ve got to start a new conversation and have a different mentality.”
“People have to know who you are as Community Action.”
Juan Williams
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Everyone is delivering our Promise. Hundreds of agencies
are following the brand guidelines and
acting like one brand.
Success!
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III. What Is Your Promise?
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What does “promise” mean to you?
What is a...
promesa Versprechen 約束 De belofte
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Your Promise:
Community Action changes people’s lives,
embodies the spirit of hope, improves
communities,
and makes America a better place to live.
We care about the entire community and we
are dedicated to helping people help
themselves and each other.
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A Genuine Promise
Create an exceptional experience
for everyone.
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What is an Experience?
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The Trust Factor“You gain a huge advantage when people know your word is as good
as gold. In today’s world, there seem to be fewer and fewer
promises we can fully count on. And people really appreciate it when yours is one of them. You lose some tactical flexibility by
keeping your word – but you earn a dividend as well.”
─Tony Simons
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What is a Paradigm Shift?
Promise
Products & Services
Performance
Guarantee
ProcessProcess
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The PromiseRule
Treat others BETTER than they EXPECT to be
TREATED!
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Three Perspectives for Success
Organization
Personal Professional
Promise
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Working Together to Deliver One Promise!
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“Wherever the Guest experience takes place – in our parks, on the
high seas, on a guided tour of exotic locales, through our vacation
ownership program – we remain dedicated to the promise that our
Cast Members turn the ordinary into the extraordinary. Making dreams come true every day is central to
our global growth strategy.”
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We have had the pleasure of advising over 300 brands worldwide including corporations, societies, professional associations, institutions, countries, world-class professionals, celebrities and successful individuals who desire to optimize their perception, image and success by applying the BrandScience™ principles.
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