Small Business Branding With Kevin Spidel

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October 18  |  Brand Building  |   Ryan Clark

Here’s a wicked 45 minute lecture on small business branding during the 2010 CenPhoCamp conference which was held in downtown Phoenix. Kevin Spidel does a great job covering what’s hot and not, as well how do build your small business in these tough times. Everyone here at Linkbuildr has built this company from the ground up and love to share information. This is the kind of lectures I wish I could get out and do, so for now I’ll stick to the awesome people out there doing it large. Kevin Spidel should be a known name to most of you marketers, but if not check out his bio and see the amazing work he’s been involved in.



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I'm the CEO of Linkbuildr Marketing and the brains behind our branding and blog content. I specialize in effective marketing strategies for hotels, luxury brands and real estate. If your brand is in need of a boost then don't hesitate to contact me for a free proposal. Follow me on Google+: +Ryan Clark Twitter: @Linkbuildr on Twitter. You can also come ask me a question on our Facebook Page.  
  • http://www.wholesalepages.co.uk Wholesale Suppliers

    Really an awesome one, the best thing about the lecture is, it is not like a formal one it seems like he is honestly working to show the path of success to small business owners.

  • http://www.g35headset.com kris

    yeah this is great stuff – small businesses must really focus on their branding and get even closer to their customers than medium and large companies, because with small business the customers expect a level of intimacy in the service and the product.

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