Alternatives to human brand faces

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Topic: Personal Branding Strategies

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Primary source: https://internetwarriors.de/en/blog/branding-real-people-vs-abstract-corporation

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Fictional mascots. They can serve as an alternative brand face for smaller companies that lack a suitable internal representative.

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  • When can a fictional mascot make sense in personal branding strategies?: A fictional mascot can make sense for smaller companies that lack a suitable internal representative.

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Which options can give a brand a face when no suitable internal representative exists?

Fictional mascots. They can serve as an alternative brand face for smaller companies that lack a suitable internal representative.

When can a fictional mascot make sense in personal branding strategies?

A fictional mascot can make sense for smaller companies that lack a suitable internal representative.

Sources

  1. https://internetwarriors.de/en/blog/branding-real-people-vs-abstract-corporation

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