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The Branding Mistake That Is Costing You Clients


One of the biggest and most common branding mistake that solo entrepreneurs make when selling their services on social media is inconsistency.


Maintaining a consistent brand image is crucial for establishing credibility and attracting a loyal audience. Here's why inconsistency can be detrimental to your branding efforts:


  1. Incoherent Visual Identity: Solo entrepreneurs often use various colours, fonts, and graphics in their social media posts, which can lead to a lack of visual coherence. Inconsistent visual branding can confuse your audience and make it difficult for them to recognize and remember your brand.

  2. Inaccurate Brand Messaging: Inconsistent messaging can confuse your audience about what you offer and the value you provide. If your brand voice and tone vary widely across different social media platforms or posts, it can dilute your message and make it harder for potential customers to understand your unique selling proposition.

  3. Irregular Posting Frequency: Posting irregularly or inconsistently can give the impression that you are not committed or reliable. Your audience may lose interest or forget about your brand if they don't see regular updates from you. Consistency in posting helps you stay top of mind and build a stronger presence.

  4. Lack of Alignment with Target Audience: Inconsistency can stem from a lack of understanding of your target audience. If you are not consistently delivering content that resonates with their needs and interests, you may struggle to build a loyal following. It's important to have a clear understanding of your target audience and consistently create content that speaks directly to them.


To avoid these mistakes, consider the following steps:


  1. Develop a Brand Style Guide: Create guidelines for your visual branding elements such as colours, fonts, and logo usage. Stick to these guidelines across all your social media platforms and ensure consistency in your visual representation.

  2. Define your Brand Voice: Establish a consistent brand voice and tone that aligns with your target audience. Use this voice consistently in your social media posts to create a cohesive brand personality.

  3. Plan and Schedule Your Content: Develop a content strategy and create a consistent posting schedule. Planning ahead allows you to maintain a regular presence and ensures that your messaging is consistent and aligned with your brand values.

  4. Listen to Your Audience: Pay attention to your audience's feedback and engagement metrics. Understand what content resonates with them and adjust your approach accordingly. Consistently delivering value based on their preferences will help you build a stronger connection with your audience.


Remember, consistency builds trust and recognition. By avoiding the branding mistake of inconsistency, you can establish a strong and recognizable brand presence on social media, ultimately attracting more customers and growing your solo entrepreneurial venture.

Did you know that my Brand Discovery Day can help you master these steps and more in just one day!


Whether you are just getting started building your brand or you are looking for a full brand overhaul, this day has been designed to give you massive results in the shortest amount of time.


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Hello, I'm Jocelyn Phillips


I get it, the stakes are high! This business isn't just about you, it's also about all those other people whose lives you want to make better. You deserve to see your business succeed and I want to help you make that happen.​
My passion is helping people who, just like me, believed in something so much that they just had to dedicate their lives to it. People who love what they do so much that they took a risk, and will do anything to make it work. People like us, people with a story to tell, people with lives to change. I've distilled my learning and lessons into the work I do with my clients so they can take the shorter pathway to success.



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