In discussion with Chris Rivera at Entigrity on brand differentiation, naming and employer branding for accountants
How can accountants harness their brand identity to differentiate themselves in the marketplace? We discuss the importance of naming, colours, logo design and employer branding for accountancy firms.
discuss the various ways accountants can harness their branding to stand out in the marketplace with Chris Rivera, Director of Client Relations at Entigrity.
Entigrity is a leading offshore staffing solutions provider to major accounting and tax firms situated across North America, helping small and mid-sized accounting business firms hire qualified and experienced offshore staff at economic costs.
In this episode of the BKOT podcast I discuss with Chris, how accountants can differentiate through various elements of their brand identity, from their name, brand colours, positioning statement, using social media and writing their own, original blogging content.
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Written by Ben Stanbury
Ben is a branding and naming consultant. As the owner of Prosper he regularly blogs on the topic of branding, naming and differentiation for professional service firms. Among other things, he likes horror films, mountain biking and collecting vintage movie posters.
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