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JYE BECKETT
Incredible stories growing incredible brands | Brand-led Fractional CMO
Jye Beckett is the Director at Dreambound, an Australian-based independent creative studio.4 He is a talented search engine marketer with strong knowledge of both paid and organic strategies, and is known for being a data-driven marketer with a great understanding of digital marketing principles.1
Career Background
Jye has been in the marketing industry for over 13 years, having accidentally fallen into the field.2 Throughout his career, he has held various positions:
- Director at Dreambound (July 2023 - present)3
- Chief Marketing Officer at Elite Supplements (prior to Dreambound)3
Expertise and Skills
Jye is recognized for his abilities in:
- Search engine marketing (both paid and organic)
- Data-driven marketing strategies
- Building unique brand experiences
- Creating incredible identities
- Developing human insights
- Producing high-quality creative content2
Current Role
At Dreambound, Jye focuses on building unique brand experiences through incredible identities, human insights, and high-quality creative content.2 His work involves creating innovative marketing strategies and helping businesses grow their online presence.
Jye Beckett's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "jyebeckett", where more details about his professional experience and accomplishments are available.12
Highlights
When the client says…
"We want our brand to be like Apple, but different."
Sure, Jan…
I’ve heard it so many times.
I get it.
Apple is an iconic brand.
But here's the thing: → You're not Apple. → Your story isn't Apple's.
And that's a good thing.
Your brand should be you. And it should speak to your audience in a way that only you can.
Besides, half your competitors are trying to be like Apple. Or any number of the big names out there.
So why blend in?
Successful brands don’t blend in.
They stand out.
This is one of the BIGGEST rebranding mistakes.
Don’t be the next brand to fall victim to…
Only focus on your customers.
Your internal teams are just as important.
You need their buy-in.
No…
It’s crucial that you have their buy-in.
Each of your team members are: → Your first brand ambassadors. → The ones who interact with customers. → The ones who need to know and understand the brand.
If they don’t believe in it.
Why would your customers?
And if they don’t understand it.
How can they effectively portray it to the public?
