Roese, a professor of marketing at the Kellogg School who studies the psychology of judgment and decision-making claims that as a company develops its branding they make a transition from purely functional aspects of the product and service to the psychological side, that is critical for the creation of a long sustaining brand. Roese suggests 3 methods that the entrepreneurs can adapt in order to include early-stage branding into their startup plans.

1. Define the personality of your brand i.e how it would behave if it was a person and this helps the company to have a vision and set up the guidelines for future growth.
2. Develop a brand design Plan, Entrepreneurs will have to find the right balance between specificity and abstraction while defining their branding elements, so that there will be room for improvement keeping the same general theme.
3. Having a well-defined brand, This makes the brand easily identifiable and ensures that the customers are familiar with your company even as you scale into new markets. Read More>>