How To Build It: Grow Your Brand
About this audiobook
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How to Build It: Grow Your Brand with a foreword by Nando's
In a world where everyone is trying to monetise their side hustle and the 5-to-9 is as valuable as the 9-to-5, building your brand is a necessity. But how can you work out what your brand is? How can you make it relevant, and how can you give it real longevity?
This indispensable step by step guide will help you understand all the key considerations as you build solid foundations for your brand to thrive and grow. Complete with creative tasks, and shared personal insight from two creative strategists who have worked with some of the world's most renowned brands, How to Build It will set you on the road from nowhere to everywhere.
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© Damola Timeyin, Niran Vinod 2020 (P) Penguin Audio 2020
About the author
Niran Vinod (Author) is a creative strategist at the Creative Shop at Facebook and Instagram, working with fashion, retail brands and agencies to help them maximise their creative potential on the platform. Bringing together photography, design and technology for brands is nothing new for Niran as he has bridged the worlds of commerce, content and community for over 10 years. With past experience at We Are Social, Independents United and AKQA focusing on the Nike Football account.
Damola Timeyin (Author)
Damola Timeyin is a creative strategist for Facebook and Instagram. Formerly a strategy director and partner at advertising agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty and member of founding team at Osper, one of the UK’s first mobile banks for young people. At BBH he delivered everything from social to brand strategy for household British brands such as Tesco, Weetabix and Clarks Shoes. When he is not working on brands, he moonlights as Head of Strategy for creative network, People of Culture Collective (PoCC) and mentors young people who want to break into the creative industries.
Robby Enthoven, Managing Director of Nando's (Author) Born out of South Africa, made famous in the UK, arguably Nando’s has become as big a part of British culture as drinking tea. More than just PERi-PERi chicken and chips, countless commentators have looked to understand the secrets of its enduring appeal.
In this foreword, Nando’s lifts the lid on the brand’s special recipe (not that recipe), as they discuss the food, experience and culture that underpins the brand.
