Can you explain how Amazon used brand alignment to build a strong brand?

Amazon has effectively used brand alignment to build a strong brand by ensuring consistency between its brand strategy, marketing strategy, and messaging strategy. This alignment is centered around a clear brand vision. Amazon's messaging strategy, which aligns with its annual goals, communicates its value proposition to customers and can be adjusted quarterly as priorities shift. Its marketing strategy includes the marketing channels and segments it targets. Amazon's brand strategy, which remains consistent from year to year, reinforces its core values and unique selling propositions. This strategic alignment has helped Amazon build a rock-solid brand.

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To begin, determine how your brand strategy aligns with your marketing and messaging strategies. In this visualization, your messaging strategy is at the bottom of the pyramid and your brand strategy is at the top. In the middle is your marketing strategy, which includes marketing channels and segments to target. All three strategies should be aligned, or married, around a clear brand vision. The left side shows each strategy's average time frame. For instance, messaging strategy usually aligns with annual goals, but it can be adjusted quarterly as priorities shift. Brand strategy, on the other hand, should remain consistent from year to year. *Stick to the end and we'll show you how Amazon used brand alignment to build a rock-solid brand.* (Slide 2)

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