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The 3 Pillars of Developing a Successful Brand Relationship with the Public by

Successful Brand Relationships with Public

photo via Terry Johnston

**Guest Post by Aubrey Phelps

The best marketers in the world understand that branding is all about developing relationships with the public. When a customer buys a product, they have developed a small relationship with the store or website they’re buying the product from along with a small relationship with the product. If the customer discovers satisfaction with that product and price, the relationship that customer has with the store will increase. Over time that store will discover a strong residual income from the customers it established good relationships with. This is by far the best principle any marketer can ever understand about branding.

The principle of relationships extends into every aspect of branding. The best singers in the history of the world built relationships with their listeners by creating music that connected with the listener.  As musicians offer better music, overtime their relationship with their audience increases, soon people start buying their music and then doing whatever they can to get to their concert. Money and wealth increase as the relationships increase if the brand can keep delivering quality products. Sports teams have learned this same principle. It’s vital that businesses understand it as well.

The three factors that go into quality branding are:

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Brand Thunder attending MozCamp in Vancouver by

Brand Thunder, among some other big names in the Mozilla Development Community, will be attending MozCamp Vancouver on April 13.

Brand Thunder focuses on helping spread the word of Mozilla as a platform for various partners to showcase their brand. Unlike other development platforms, Mozilla allows brands to fully visualize their image to the end user across all major platforms.

Please see the official Release from Shane Caraveo below for info on MozCamp:

Shane Caraveo: MozCamp at OpenWeb Vancouver

Geffen Records artist NLT and Brand Thunder Unveil Themed Browser by

Brand Thunder Inc (http://www.brandthunder.com) announces the first use of its innovative browser tool within the music industry via their client Geffen Records and artist NLT.

NLT is the first musical group with their own customized web browser (http://www.nltmusic.com). “Brand Thunder’s customized theme helps fans show their love for NLT while keeping them informed about the latest NLT news,” says Aaron Foreman, head of New Media for Geffen. “We are extremely pleased for NLT to be the first musical artist to have their own customized browser.”

Internet marketers are scrambling to find ways of keeping visitors riveted to their web sites. By customizing the web browser with an entertainment theme, marketers can keep the attention of fans, even as they navigate away from the brand’s main page. “In a web marketplace where users expect personalization, our unique themes facilitate that and something far more valuable: a persistent channel of communication from businesses to consumers,” explains Patrick Murphy, CEO of Brand Thunder. “We integrate the brand into the browser, so businesses extend their reach regardless of where their customers or fans wander on the internet.”

Nearly every aspect of the browser was customized to reflect NLTs’ music, brand and web presence. After fans install NLTs’ custom theme on the popular Firefox browser, the otherwise generic browser is transformed into a branded arena that puts the fans right in the show. The boys from NLT flood the screen and browser navigation features are transformed with fun new transparent elements. Directly beneath are permanent links to NLT photos and iTunes so fans can download the latest tracks. In addition to driving traffic to NLTs’ website, the browser theme also includes a real-time news ticker so fans can stay on top of the latest NLT news. Such a display seamlessly integrates the traditional use of a web browser with revenue generating links and tools.

The advantages of a themed browser are manifold. “It extends the brand using a fresh, innovative and effective channel,” says CEO Patrick Murphy. “Themes offer passionate users another avenue to display their affinity while facilitating more frequent and focused communication to consumers.”

Brand Thunder is the brainchild of interactive marketing expert Patrick Murphy. His marketing channel development experience spans several well-recognized brands including Netscape, Verizon, Swiss Re, Conseco and JP Morgan Chase / Bank One.