
Coca-Cola believes in their brand so much that they’ve trademarked the shade of red used in their marketing. Chick-fil-A has made saying “my pleasure” a key part of their customer service culture. When a team member doesn’t say the famous words, the interaction can be a letdown. Those are all external ways that companies try to represent themselves with excellence.
What’s more important than trademarking a color and repeating a phrase? Character. To bring excellence to any company, the brand must be backed up by the character of those who represent it. Without any depth of character, colors and phrases are nothing more than trappings that hide what is real.
How can you represent your brand with excellence?
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