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What’s In Your What?

What’s In Your What?

Hello, it’s Kerri Konik from Brandscape Atelier and I’m an emotional residence expert and a brand identity developer and I partner with small business owners and start up brands to create brands that resonate and inspire action. This week I’d like to...
How To Use Theme Songs As Brand Power Tools

How To Use Theme Songs As Brand Power Tools

  Hi. It’s Kerri Konik from Brandscape Atelier and the founder of the Brandscape Academy. I’m coming to you this week to talk about one of the techniques, the strategies that we use in brand identity in accessing the brand authenticity in times of...
How the Fraud Factor Works in Branding

How the Fraud Factor Works in Branding

Don’t Let the Fraud Factor Show up in Your Branding What I’d like to talk about is the fraud factor, how the fraud factor plays in branding, how it shows its face. The fraud factor, as you know is any time that you feel like a fraud, you feel like you...
Can You Attain Untouchable?

Can You Attain Untouchable?

Give Yourself Permission to be Untouchable I’d like to talk about the permission to be untouchable in your space. Yes, untouchable. You’ve heard me talk about the core 4. The core 4 is what you do, for who, why, and what’s the emotional solution you...
Are You Bailing on Your Success?

Are You Bailing on Your Success?

Brand Trajectory This week’s concept is about the entrepreneurial direction or the brand arrow. A few colleagues and I have been kicking around the idea of owning the direction of your arrow. What I mean by that is this. Brands come to us often for a re-brand,...

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portfolio 1

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived...