Branding + Authority Positioning
Your show isn’t “content.” It’s a brand. This week you lock in recognition, trust, and a repeatable identity. (Because people follow brands, not random shows.)
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📌 Week 2 Overview
In ProgressWhat branding does
- Branding creates recognition and trust.
- People follow brands, not random shows.
- Every episode builds trust. Brand equity compounds.
Authority positioning (the 4 pieces)
- Authority is a decision.
- Clarity of stance.
- Consistency of voice.
- Confidence in delivery.
This week’s deliverables
Pillars matter because predictability builds trust. Random content weakens brands.
✅ Week 2 Action Checklist
Deliverables🧱 Week 2 Outputs
Build your brand kit🎯 Signature Positioning Statement
Template: I help [who] achieve [result] by [method/angle], so they can [bigger win].
Add your “Built Different” stance: Most people think [X], I believe [Y].
🧱 3–5 Content Pillars
Each pillar should be predictable and reusable. For every pillar, list 3 episode examples.
🧠 Authority Bio (Long + Short)
Long bio (75–120 words): who you help, proof, your POV, what listeners get.
Short bio (20–35 words): role + who you help + outcome.
🎨 Visual Mood Board (Guidelines)
Visual identity is colors, fonts, imagery, style — and consistency signals professionalism. Drop links, hex codes, rules, and examples below.
If your brand feels “random,” your audience won’t trust it.
📝 Notes (Autosave)
Saved automatically🧠 Quick Check
2 minutes1) Branding mainly creates…
2) Content pillars matter because…
3) Authority positioning includes…
🏁 Mark Week 2 Complete
Finish the checklist and write your deliverables, then hit complete.
Next: Week 3 — production workflow + launch prep.