EPISODE · May 9, 2025 · 31 MIN
Why I Chose the Fancy Gym: A Branding Lesson in Soap and Self-Perception
from The Vignette Effect · host Raquel Furman, Vignette Brand Studio
Why I Chose the Fancy Gym: A Branding Lesson in Soap and Self-PerceptionI didn’t join Equinox because it was a wise budget choice (it wasn't), I joined because the eucalyptus towels made me feel like I was stepping into the version of myself I wanted to become.In this episode of The Vignette Effect, I’m breaking down what choosing the fancy gym taught me about:Emotional branding vs. functional brandingIdeal client alignment (and why others fade into the background)How to elevate brand touchpoints so they feel high-end, even if your product isn’t luxury-pricedThe psychology of pricing, perception, and personal transformationUsing Veronica Romney’s Identity Marketing approach to help shape your messagingSpoiler alert: It’s not just about the soap.It’s about how every detail, from your visuals to your onboarding, tells your audience who they can become by working with you.🎧 Listen now and let’s talk identity, aspiration ( I did say aspiration a lot in this episode!), and why the little things matter more than you think.Book your free, zero-obligation discovery call here: https://calendly.com/raquel-vignettebrandstudio/discovery
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When I moved to New York City, I didn’t choose the cheapest gym, nope, I chose the one with eucalyptus towels and cinematic lighting. Why? Because it aligned with who I wanted to become. In this episode, I dive into what that decision reveals about emotional branding, ideal clients, and why people buy based on identity, not just features. I also introduce Veronica Romney’s Identity Marketing framework and how brands can create high-touch experiences that speak to aspiration. If you’ve ever wondered what your soap says about your brand, this one’s for you.
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