Communicating Your Business Brand

Felicia Harris, Founder, and CEO of EverythingHR and EverythingHR Financial Services interview  Mark S. Lee, President & CEO of The LEE Group (TLG), MI LLC, an independent integrated marketing consulting firm in Plymouth, Michigan that provides marketing, branding and communication solutions to clients. Mark S. Lee is also a noted public speaker, an adjunct professor for marketing at Eastern Michigan University, and also has two radio shows, that focus on entrepreneurship and small business development called “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee,” and a general interest show called “In the Conference Room with Mark S. Lee.” Mark S. Lee discusses the key questions to ask to refine your brand, how to handle new products and services, ways to communicate your brand, and how to go about rebranding.

Episode Highlights:

  • Mark S. Lee shares his education and career expertise.
  • Mark gives out business stats on Detroit, Wayne County, and Michigan. 
  • What advice does Mark S. Lee give about branding?
  • Should your business plan be a living document that you reevaluate constantly? 
  • What if a business is holding onto products and services that aren’t bringing in revenue? 
  • How often should you bring out new products and services that align with your brand?    
  • What is the best way to communicate our brand utilizing the technologies we have today?  
  • How often should you communicate with customers without overdoing it?   
  • Is there a difference when your newsletter is an information service versus a sales tool? 
  • How can you communicate a name and brand change? 
  • When it comes to logos, what would Mark S. Lee recommend? 
  • What are some of the services that The LEE Group can provide to small businesses?
  • Mark talks about his business radio show “Small Talk with Mark S. Lee.”  

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Felicia G. Harris
​Principal Owner

This Podcast will provide you with the latest human resources trends whether you only do business in your home state or across the United States. You will be able to call in and talk with human resources professionals about the issues that keep you up at night, and more importantly, hear best practices from other business owners that have been in your shoes

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