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As a start-up, it can be a rough journey to build your brand. The obstacles you face, the people you meet, and the achievements you obtain come from a sea of opportunity. You could say it’s like playing a video game.

 

If you have played at least one role-playing game in your life, you might be familiar with the common trope that each game utilises.

 

You start the game as a complete newbie. Your journey begins as you slay monsters and complete quests in order to gain experience and new skills that help you level up. Similar to a business, you accomplish tasks like creating a social media account, battling keyboard warriors, and strive for sales milestones in order to mature your brand.

 

Have you also heard of game tips from talking to every single non-playable character?

 

When you least expect it, you might part with insightful knowledge after networking not only with a well-known entrepreneur but also your Average Joe who may become a potential stakeholder. This is how business opportunities may arise. By socialising with every character and keeping a good rapport, your brand’s social circle will grow exponentially.

 

However, your communication is not limited to those outside your business but also your internal team. Before you take on big challenges, you must communicate and build a team whose members possess skills that complement one another - you cover each other’s weaknesses.

 

What happens when you face a difficult enemy?

 

The ever-so feared crisis demon.

 

Though you may have considered it to be an obstacle, you might not have the necessary tools. That’s when you scout for specialists in the field like a Public Relations agency who can guide you in your crisis communication strategies.

 

Building your brand is just as much of a journey as playing a video game. You face adversity and collect points not to simply reach a happy ending but to gain experience and learn lessons. Unless you’re a speed runner with a narrow aim for a short-term business plan.

 


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