Tactics to consider for a compliant brand presence online.

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Tactics to consider for a compliant brand presence online. An FSG Messaging and Optics Speaker Short talk focused on some of the security and stability elements for compliant online brand presence.

Tactics to consider for a Compliant Brand Presence Online

This is the shortened title for a messaging and optics speaker full talk title called:

“15 Tactics to consider for a Compliant & Stable Brand Presence Online”

Messaging and Optics Strategist Loren Weisman asks audiences to…

Consider each of these elements and apply them,
in order to enhance and reinforce:
authentic online presence,
reduce online penalties
and build up the foundational authority for you, your brand, your messaging, your earned media and your story.

If you choose to take a look at these elements below, consider the difference between the objective and the subjective.

Many are out there saying what you need to do, what you should do, what you have to do and what you must do…

Still all too often, many of these methods have no legitimate, objective proof.
A first step to understanding the messaging that will work best for you comes down to the differentiation of the opinions and the facts.

And just because you have not been caught or penalized yet for doing something wrong, illegal or non compliant, does not mean that time is not coming.

It is your decision in how you want to appear. I am not telling you what to do. I am sharing some information for you to consider and bring to your blueprint and your foundation.

Or at the same time, if these things mean nothing,
simply do nothing.

Just because you have not been caught for doing it yet,
does not make what you are doing legal.

In this talk, Loren goes in to more detail about each of the 15 aspects listed below.

The primary takeaways from this talk are rooted in the foundation actions to ensure that an individual or companies website, social media as well as other offline messaging and branding is compliant, uniform, clear and consistent.

  1.   Personalizing your Brand Messaging Blueprint
  2.    Connecting Graphics & Messaging
  3.    Writing Alt Text for Images
  4.    Reinforcing Inc. and Auth. Links 
  5.    Removing the objective claims
  6.    Generating FAQS for Optimization
  7.    Expanding your page presence
  8.    Unvarying Avatars & Headers
  9.    Vetting the Hype & “Experts”
  10.    Preventing Penalization Planning
  11.    Creating Liability Documentation
  12.    Producing Phone & Web Legibility
  13.    Posting your Authentic Authority 
  14.    Applying Perception Optic Clarity 
  15.    Messaging with Subjectivity

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Differentiating the popular opinions from objective and substantiated facts

Many offer up advice that is often times is either an expired truth, no longer applicable or advice that worked for one person but might not work for all. Each of the tactics in this talk come from objective, substantiated, updated and proven information.

In the end, it is the decision of the individual regarding how compliant they want to be when it comes to these tactics to consider for a compliant brand presence online.

A Presence of Stability and Security and uniformity.

With a sound foundation that is as creative as it is compliant, the long term compounding growth can build in a stronger fashion and allow for many more options.

This over just trying to do everything in the moment and jumping from trend to trend like many self proclaimed business coaches claim you should.

Tactics to consider: Stop Points in your messaging…

Stop trying to be a life coach, a motivational coach or a business coach…
Especially if you are not one.

Stop trend jumping.

Stop using illegal content, pre made content and content that does not showcase you.

Stop buying into the hype that has no foundation under it.

Stop claiming humility, but referring to yourself as an expert or a master.

Stop being sold on the applications of expired facts, half truths, short cuts or false hype

Stop giving a quarter of the commitment or following 50% of the instructions  while looking for the  whole 100% results.

Stop referring, reviewing and giving top notch testimonials about peoples services and products that you do not know about for sure.

Building someone up for a referral that is not deserved can tear your reputation down.
Refer like your reputation depends on it.

Many of the mistakes that cause the penalizations often come from doing things that do not feel right and yet many think that they are suppose to due to popularity, hype or hearsay. Consider that if it feels off, false, fake, no you or seemingly untrue… then it just might be.

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“The foundation of your messaging is framed by your words, your story and your actions. Consider making them strong, true, authentic and yours.”

Some other authentic questions and tactics to consider

  • There is no “Your truth” in Authentic marketing. It is objectively true or it is an opinion.
  • Are you building to engage and connect for the long term or only trying for a viral moment of likes and follows?
  • Are you sharing only other peoples content and selling? Or are you sharing your story with your authority?
  • With the numbers, claims and marketing you’ve been told to use, do you believe it yourself?
  • Are you allowing for accountability to play a role in your message for your customers and are you showcasing your accountability for customers.
  • Can some one really become a master or an expert in a 40 hour course or for that matter, a six month one?
  • Do you have the authority to be able to share more of the how and less of the what?
        • So many make the what claims…. fewer can share the how. 
  • Would you openly share your methods, your marketing tactics and your promotional approaches with everyone?
        • And if not, are you are hiding unethical, immoral items as well as lies?
        • This comes to the methodology, the tools, the tactics and the content.
        • Are you transparent to share exactly what you use and how you use it?
  • If it can work for anyone, does that really mean it is right for you, your authority and your authenticity?

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Lately, it feels like We have more coaches on the sidelines than players on the field.

And those you look for information and intelligence from…(coaches, consultants, and so on)

Are they only motivating and inspiring or are they sharing intelligence, direction and education?

Along with the intelligence and strategies for you to learn, maintain and sustain your efforts and growth after you are not working with them anymore?

Or are they only marketing with foolish promises, false hype and empty claims?

Consider moving away from the conventional acceptable and popular opinions that do not consider you, your authenticity and your brand.

Many of these classes and courses claiming master courses, expert courses and more ego hype, often times, is just filled with that.

And consider there are so many creating tips, tricks, courses, books, videos and more that hold no validity to them whatsoever. Many of them are creating to try to funnel and draw people in. Keep that in mind.

Also, publishing a book does not make you an expert, Consider that the book might just be filled with hype for you to work with the author and not with the intelligence you might think.

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“Publishing a book does not make you and authority or an expert. Authorship does not equal authority.”

Be careful. Vet and double check in to any and every coach or program to see if the authenticity and ability is there.

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More coaches on the sidelines than players on the field. S9. E3. of Wait What Really OK

Wait What Really OK is now available on Podvine too.

 

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Happy Neighborhood Project Lunch and Learn on 06-16-22

Loren is delivering the 15 minute version of “15 Tactics to consider for a Compliant & Stable Brand Presence Online” on Thursday, June 16th, 2022. 12pm EST for the Happy Neighborhood Project Lunch and Learn.

This is a free HNP Lunch and Learn event, open to all who register and is available live on on Zoom.
If you are interested in learning more or attending, you can register here for this HNP Lunch and Learn Session

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About FSG Messaging and Optics Strategist Loren Weisman 58 Articles
Loren Weisman is a Messaging and Optics Strategist for the Fish Stewarding Group (FSG). Weisman keeps a foundational focus on the communication, connotations, engagement, compliance and stability of each brand, persona or product. Fish Stewarding Group is bearing the weight of messaging, strategy, finance and development by coming along side. FSG is stewarding strategic solutions by only building authoritative businesses with authentically sound people. FSG also includes the divisions of FSG Development, FSG Messaging and Optics, FSG Equipping and Learning Centers, Liberating Water Directive and FSG Africa.

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