How To Be or Build Brand – Brandon Steiner

In Part 3 of our Brandon Steiner interview the memorabilia mogul shares his story of how to build brand and how he came to be in the business of collectibles.

Here is the video…

SUBSCRIBE for more basketball interviews.

Steiner also talks about the importance of brands caring about their customers and fans and gives examples of the New York Yankees agreement to dismantle the old Yankee Stadium piece by piece and sell it off to supporters.

He touches on the importance of breaking down doors when needed and that previous success does not always mean new doors will open.

Brandon says many companies forget their most important asset is their customers.

As always, Steiner presents so many gems and nuggets of wisdom in this conversation.

⏰⏰TIMECODES⏰⏰
0:00 Introduction
0:45 Starting Out In Business
2:15 Non Acceptance
4:15 Know When Your Work Matters
5:18 Buying Old Yankee Stadium
7:20 Bring Value To Build Brand
8:51 Marketing In Memories
9:49 What Else?
12:00 “POP – Progress on Your Progress
13:30 Business Is A Marathon
14:50 Focus On The Game Not The Score

Part 1 | Part 2

Ways To Support What We Do!

The easiest way for you to get to know us better and support what we do is to subscribe to the channel.

We are happy you are here and any support is appreciated. Ultimately our goal is to help you, help others.

Over time if you feel there is value in the content to others, please share it to your circles (coaches, teachers, parents etc).

While we do not ask for financial support, you can also support the channel by purchasing apparel or merchandise at https://www.ozswoosh.com/shop proceeds help fund our programs and channel.

Feel free to connect if you would like to support what we do in any other way. (info@ozswoosh.com)

COPYRIGHT

NOTE:- All videos are Copyright Craig Rowe (OzSwoosh) © 2021. All Rights Reserved.

Disclaimer: Basketball, like many sports, may result in serious injury or even death. Drills and ideas contained in OzSwoosh videos are demonstrations only. Coaches and players re-enacting the drills, or following advice, do so at their own risk. Also, children should always play under the supervision of a responsible adult.

#basketball #conversations #motivation

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *