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5 ways to find the power of Resonance

One of the most important, yet, sadly, most overlooked elements in brand and communication projects is the discovery of a product or service resonance.

Simply put – why will an audience connect with the offer?

Resonance is a powerful yet highly illusive thing. Your favorite album track has resonance. That movie you can watch time and again has resonance. Those long, hot, sunny, summer holidays you had as a child have resonance. Even the smell of freshly cut grass can have resonance. Virtually all of the worlds Most Powerful and successful brand have managed to forge deep connections with their audiences in some shape or form.

So, if you want a strong, powerful and lasting brand, you must first discover, then nourish your resonance.

But, resonance is very personal to the individual, it differs from person to person. So how do you find yours, and how do you get it to connect with others? Well, first we must look at what resonance really is.

What is Resonance?

One way of articulating resonance would be: the state of a system in which an abnormally large vibration is produced in response to an external stimulus, occurring when the frequency of the stimulus is the same, or nearly the same, as the natural vibration frequency of the system.

From a communications point of view, I think of it as those powerful forces created by that which is unwritten, unverbalised and unvisualised within your product offer.

Good resonance comes from that which is latent within the commodity you’re offering. Maybe it’s a unique feature, maybe your customer service, maybe the product quality, or the presentation, or maybe it’s the associations built up with in the customers collective mind. Every successful product has found it, enriched it, and let it spread.

Rarely is resonance a single event, more, it happens in series of actions and reactions. A chain of events, or perhaps more appropriately, a domino effect that once started takes on a life of its own. Resonance is a force that spreads autonomously not dictatorially, it moves through us – from person to person, hardly ever a one off broadcast from a central point.

Resonance reverberates through the conscious and the subconscious, through communities, through cultures and through our collective reality. Resonance can be all encompassing and it can dramatically turn the fortunes of any brand experience.

In their excellent book Conversational Capital, the team at Sid Lee set out their 8 engines of conversational capital, showing how Rituals, Exclusive Product Offerings, Myths, Relevant Sensory Oddity, Icons, Tribalism, Endorsement and Continuity all combine to make positive word-of-mouth – key to powerful resonance.

When Isaac Newton first published Principia, he presented some pretty mind blowing ideas about the workings of the universe (no small feet!). The ideas he put forward, though groundbreaking, weren’t necessarily new (controversial?). They were forged from a culmination of actions and reactions, perhaps starting back with Galileo. Newton’s revolutionary ideas, which only a short time before would have seen him arrested and put on trial, shook the world – literally. The gravitational pull (excuse the pun) of his thoughts and mathematical workings had so much resonance that they transformed global thinking, propelling the world into a new scientific era. Powerful stuff.

Viral Resonance

Today there’s never been a better time for resonance. With the proliferation of online communities, we have both the places to gather, en mass, and the tools to ‘spread the word’. In this environment people have both the opportunity and the inclination to find new connections, to talk, and to share ideas. This is where resonance thrives.

Take the Subservient Chicken for instance. For fans of fast food the problem was one of choice, if you wanted fast food you couldn’t get the choice. So Burger King (together with their agency CP+B or the Barbarian Group (but here’s not the place to go there!) created a brand strategy based around a solution to that problem, ‘Have it your way’. A solution that BK could totally live up to. So the clever creatives got a guy in a chicken suit to perform pretty much any command you typed into you computer. Amongst its audience, this has immense resonance, it spread like wild fire on the web, and today, still stands as one of the most eminent cases of online resonance.

Using the powerful connectivity of today’s web, digital resonance is building great empires bases on positive experiences and enthusiastic word-of-mouth.

The truth about Resonance

So, we know that resonance imparts a powerful force, and that this force is being harnessed by some of the world’s most powerful brands. Why then is it such an over looked attribute when organisations look to promote their goods and services?

Too often companies jump straight to the exaggeration, they look to shout louder – wanting to be heard above the noise – deaf to the fact that a million whispers are louder that a single shout.

Companies too often ignore that which is held within their products and services, opting instead to created a whole new story based on a mythical ‘big idea’.

The truth about resonance is that only the truth can be resonant.

That’s the beautifully powerful thing about it, it simply doesn’t happen if it isn’t really, honestly there. You can’t make it up, you can’t control its destiny, it has to be built into a product of service, as Alex Bogusky and John Winsor put it in their great book, it has to be ‘Baked In’.

Resonance isn’t buzz. Buzz is short lived, often building to a crescendo of activity and ensuing interest, only to fade as quickly. Resonance has longevity, its foundations can’t be hyped, its power is held within the products truth and the connection that truth has with its audience. Today, people really don’t believe the hype – there are to many ways to find out the real truth.

As Chris Anderson tells us in his great book The Longer Long Tail – Back in 2004 Bonnie Mckee was a promising young artist signed to the Reprise label. With Bonnie’s slightly troubled background and throaty voice the label didn’t know where to pitch her first album. After a year or so, they finally settled on the singer-songwriter rock category and started to target so called adult contemporary radio station. Whilst waiting for things to happen Reprise pre-released some tracks onto the then popular Yahoo! LAUNCHcast site, a semi social network that encouraged users to rate songs. Through LAUNCHcast Bonnie really got rocking, with quick, positive ratings for her first song, but with a much younger audience – the 13-17 Female group. Reprise had miss read the market. So with a quick re-vamp, styles were changed and a new direction was launched. Bonnie’s album flopped. She had no background as a teen focused singer, and with no touring or previous promoting behind her, there was no substance, no connection to the audience. The record company had engineered the initial buzz, but there was no truth. No resonance.

Finding your Resonance

Now is the time to start building the positive feedback loops that will boost your brand success. Now is the time to look at what will get your audience talking. Now is the time to tune your thinking into powerful vibrations that will amplify your business offer. The sooner you start the more time this unstoppable force will have to propagate through your market.

Unleashing the power of people will build your business success.

5 steps to finding YOUR resonance:

1. Start by THINKING like your audience. I know that sounds obvious, but stop for a minute, have you really thought about how your product will change the lives of your targets? In what way? With what? Why? Is this truly unique to you?

2. Create products your audience will LOVE. Build something special. Build something great. Build something that makes the world say “Wow”. If you build them something they love, they’ll talk about it to all their friends.

3. Build an EXPERIENCE into every product connection. At every stage of your brand cycle – from design to manufacture, from marketing to sales, from packaging to after-sales-care shape a positive experience.

4. Connect with your audience when and where THEY want. Where will your audience be most ready to listen to you talk? Not what’s easiest for you, or what you’ve always done, but what’s best for them. Use the channels they use. Be open. Be honest. Be true.

5. Deliver your positive experience FOREVER. Always deliver what you say, No matter what. If you promise the earth then deliver the earth. Always think as if you were the customer.

I hope that by following these simple steps, you will find your business invigorated, your audience inspired and your connections enriched by the power of resonance.

About the Author

My passion is for creating, styling and communicating brands for business both on the web and in print.

With over 19 years experience in the creation, structure, development and communication of both large and small brands, I’ve worked on high impact, high value, multi channel projects that have delivered real creative and business results.

Vibrator for children?

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