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Digital branding is more than big data analysis or converting a search to a sale.

As people are spending more time on-line talking to friends, finding new information, playing games, having funs and watching videos, businesses are moving in the digital spaces through social media, websites, search engines, influencers and virtual reality for branding and pushing sales. 

Many clients have complained to us about insufficient on-line traffic of their digital presence and asked us to design or revamped their Facebook pages and/or websites.

While many have jumped into the digital spaces for good, are they using their digital platforms and presence to build their brands?

Are we trying to capture customers' attention by getting our websites on the first page of their searches, designing customers' route, eye-catching fonts and just-in-time action steps at each touchpoint so that they will have a present buying experience ended in immediate purchase or are we building on long-term value proposition of the company?

When our digital marketing plans are aligned with our business strategy, not only will we want a one-time buyer, but a friend who will gladly represents our company values.

Similar to traditional branding, we should have a branding strategy before executing a marketing plan to give the plan the maximum effectiveness for it to succeed.

A successful branding strategy will demonstrate that you understand the pains and concerns of the customers and are ready to resolve them to build long-term customer relationship and stay ahead in the competition. 

Digital branding has opened up a new venue for us to communicate our value propositions to our clients. It is both interesting and interested.