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Dayal has been featured on LinkedIn News India, written for the Paris Post, and was named one of the "Top 24 LinkedIn Marketers in 2024" by BTalkz.

Over the past few years, he's helped & ghostwritten for Founders, Coaches, Entrepreneurs, Solopreneurs, CEOs & Managing Directors build their Personal Brand on LinkedIn and helped scale their visibility. 

Dayal also mentors and coaches Personal brands on how to grow and create their presence throughout platforms. He continues to research AI-driven content marketing, and elevating Personal Branding to new levels and heights, not just limiting to LinkedIn, but with content strategies that go beyond.

Today along with building Personal Brands, he also runs and hosts his podcast "Influence - Personal Branding for Founders" ranking in the Marketing charts on Apple in several countries including India, Botswana, HongKong, Armenia and Thailand.

Dayal is also the co-author of several books, most notably “You Are All I Need” by Penguin Random House India, a national bestseller in India. 

Learn more on brandingwithdayal.com and join in on his journey.

DAYAL PUNJABI 🔵

I deconstruct world-class brands to help build your brand. ✈️ Chief Brander @ eBrandBuilders | 📘 Amazon Best Seller | 🎙️  Host @ eBrandCast

Here’s why 90% of consumer brands fail in their first two years.

You're grinding non-stop, but your marketing feels like hitting a brick wall. You launch products, optimize funnels, run ads... and then some competitor undercuts your price by 10%. Game over.

This happens when you sell products without building a brand. Period.

Here's the question: Do you know your brand's core identity? Or do you hope people will buy your stuff because it's "better"?

I'm Neil, and I've cracked the code for building consumer brands that last.

After my MBA, I spent a decade managing $100M+ brands for Citibank, BMO, and Desjardins. I was the guy in the Brooks Brothers suit with the Herman Miller chair, climbing that corporate ladder in easy mode.

But I had an itch to build something from scratch.

So I resigned and jumped headfirst into eCommerce. And promptly failed. Twice.

I went from "Real Kobe Beef" to "Ramen" in 12 months. I was that entrepreneur batting at every shiny object - new Facebook ad techniques, conversion-optimized Shopify themes.

My daily mantra? Three simple letters: "W...T...F?"

But I'm no quitter. I dusted off my stretchy-waist tracksuit and went back to basics. From this failure, I distilled the 7Cs of branding, a process that helped me launch 3 DTC brands to a bona fide exit.

My biggest breakthrough came from studying 200+ DTC brands and asking: "What makes customers choose one brand over another when the products are virtually identical?"

The answer? Psychology. Not features. Not benefits. Pure psychological positioning.

In recent years, I've:
* Analyzed 200+ DTC brands
* Created 70+ brand breakdowns
* Developed the 7C Framework
* Published the Amazon bestseller "Checkout"
* Worked with Amazon, Starbucks, and Porsche

Here's what happens when you have a brand that sells itself:
* Your entire brand strategy fits on a single page, guiding all decisions
* Your marketing feels effortless because it speaks to your audience's core desires
* You wake up knowing exactly what to do to grow your brand

Here's how you can start building your distinctive brand today:

* If you have 3 minutes daily: Subscribe to my FREE Newsletter oneliner.io - One line, One visual, One lesson from top consumer brands.
* If you have a weekend: Get the One Pager BrandBuilder and follow my 7C framework to document your brand strategy on a single page.
* If you're ready for transformation: Join BrandBuilder X and let me guide you through building a brand that stands out, scales up, and eventually sells for a premium.

Let's talk: https://call.ebrandbuilders.com/strategy

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