Brand Communication Strategy
Translate brand positioning into actions customers can see, remember and pass on.
Helping regional restaurant businesses build nationally leading brands
The backbone of this course
- 01 Brand communication planning
- 02 Brand marketing planning
- 03 Key service touchpoints
- Restaurant brands that have a position guests cannot feel
- Operations teams spending on media without seeing repeat visits
- Chains whose service standards live on paper and slip on the floor
- A method for translating brand positioning into store actions guests can see
- A design framework for key service touchpoints that can actually be checked
- A way to align communication planning with the operating rhythm
A course or an engagement?
The courses teach the method; the engagements apply it. If the problem is that your team does not know how, take the course. If the problem is that nobody has time to do it, take the engagement.
Enterprise Strategy Consulting
12 months cumulativeFrom enterprise strategic positioning, expressed through brand strategy
RMB 1.28M · Phase two · from month 7
Strategic Positioning Program
6 monthsFrom category positioning to the super store model
RMB 680k · Phase one · first 6 months
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is this course for?
- Marketing leads, operations leads and store management teams.
- Is this about ad buying?
- No. Ad buying is a channel. This course is about deciding who you are talking to and what you are saying, before choosing the channel.
- Do service moments count as communication?
- They do — and in restaurants they are the cheapest and most neglected part. Guests remember a moment of service more often than an advert.
- Can we attend without a brand department?
- Yes. Many regional brands have no dedicated brand function; operations or marketing carries it, and this course is built for that.
- Should positioning come first?
- Yes. Communication without a position turns into trying a new story every quarter.
Brand Strategy & Positioning
Start from enterprise strategic positioning and find the category direction and top-level expression of the brand.
High-Profit Menu Design
Read the menu as a product structure: dish margin, volume, mix and station load.
Single-Store Profit Model
Back-calculate a store’s return picture from store format, area, rent and guest structure.