Think your “brand” is a logo, font, and color palette? That’s polish—not branding. Real ecommerce branding makes customers feel understood, builds instant trust, and increases conversions across your product pages, emails, and social.

In this episode, I break down what I’ve learned working with branding expert Camille Moore on our new Ecommerce Branding Blueprint inside Foundr+. You’ll get the principles and system I wish every founder used before launching—so your store stops feeling “nice” and starts feeling necessary.

Here’s what you’ll take away:
• Why logo ≠ brand: your brand is the feeling a customer has the first time they see you
• The trust shortcut: people don’t buy when they understand you—they buy when they feel understood
• The 4 brand pillars that drive sales: product, story, experience/consistency, visual identity
• Signals that cost $0 but increase conversions: clear messaging, cohesive copy, on-brand emails, credible packaging/photos
• Social proof that compounds: why ambassadors (from micro-creators to industry names) build authority fast
• Why branding must be a system, not a vibe—and how to apply it storewide

If you implement even one of these trust signals this week, you’ll feel the lift: lower bounce, higher add-to-cart, and a brand that finally reads “this is for me.”

This is a brand new solo series I’m testing, and I’d love your feedback. Email me directly at nathan@foundr.com — I read every reply. Hope you enjoy it.