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Hierarchy of business brand needs designed with flat icons
from deck 3D Cube Box Diagram (PPT Template)

Hierarchy of Business Brand Needs – Example

Slide Content

This PowerPoint slide illustrates the concept of a hierarchy of business brand needs, categorized into four levels: Brand, Strategic Differentiation, Revenue Growth, and Regulatory Compliance. The "Brand" represents the pinnacle of business brand needs, suggesting it's the ultimate goal for a company's branding efforts. "Strategic Differentiation" is about creating unique business value that sets a company apart from competitors. "Revenue Growth" focuses on increasing the company's income, highlighting the importance of financial performance. Lastly, "Regulatory Compliance" emphasizes adhering to laws and regulations as a foundational business necessity.

Graphical Look

  • The slide has a pyramidal structure made of 3D cubes stacked on top of each other, with the topmost cube being the smallest.
  • Each level of the pyramid is color-coded with a distinct color: blue at the bottom, then green, orange, and purple at the top.
  • To the right of the pyramid, there is a vertical list of the four key concepts aligned with each corresponding cube level.
  • Each concept on the list is accompanied by a circular icon: a diamond for Brand, a chess piece for Strategic Differentiation, stacked coins for Revenue Growth, and a faucet for Regulatory Compliance.
  • The icons are colored to match the respective levels of the pyramid and are placed on a grey background strip that runs the length of the slide.
  • The slide title is displayed at the top in a large, bold font, which is emphasized further by the larger text size and darker color.

The slide has a clean and modern aesthetic, with a clever use of 3D cubes and color coordination to visually represent the hierarchy of business needs. It's both educational and visually engaging, with a clear focus on the relationship between different brand needs.

Use Cases

  • To outline the priorities and goals during a brand strategy presentation.
  • For visually explaining the steps in building a strong business brand in a marketing strategy workshop.
  • As a framework for discussing brand development during an internal team meeting or training session.
  • To guide the conversation in stakeholder meetings when setting objectives for various business functions like marketing, legal, or finance.

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