Practical field note
Check the public brand card
- Use the correct public business name and spelling.
- Choose a contact name appropriate for public display.
- Select the closest application category.
- Use a working website URL that belongs to the business.
- Keep private email and WhatsApp details out of promotional graphics.
Feature My Brand's winner films show brand name, name, category, and website. The application collects contact information separately. Review the application guide before submission.
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Test the website on a phone
Open the exact URL you plan to submit. Check that the main offer is readable, navigation works, and a visitor can contact, order, book, or learn more. Test the next step rather than only looking at the homepage.
Watch for unreadable text, broken links, hidden contact information, or forms asking for more than necessary. If the page is unavailable, fix it before seeking exposure.
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Give a visitor one clear next step
A consultant might link to a concise service page and project enquiry form. A food business might use menu and ordering information. A software business might show a working demo and explain trial conditions. These are examples of preparation, not guarantees of conversion.
Choose the step that suits the buyer's readiness. Explain any relevant cost or conditions before asking for a commitment.
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Align the profiles viewers may inspect
Use consistent business names, descriptions, and website links on your official profiles. Show what is currently available, and remove outdated announcements that could contradict your website.
Do not present publication on a promotion channel as an endorsement by the featured business or a partnership unless that relationship is established.
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Record a baseline before publication
Write down website visits, relevant enquiries, and the next-step completion you care about for a normal comparison period. Record the source and definition of each metric. Note other activity running at the same time.
Once a feature is published, save its URL, date, and channel. The metrics guide explains how to interpret changes without claiming all activity was caused by one feature.
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Prepare to respond to interest
Make sure the person handling enquiries knows the offer and can answer common questions. Prepare a helpful response, not an automatic sales claim. Record how people heard about you where appropriate.
Inspect the published archive for format examples and read what a feature can realistically do before setting expectations.
Questions brands ask
Frequently asked questions.
What should I check first?
Check that your submitted website works on a phone and gives interested visitors a clear, working next step.
Which details appear in a Feature My Brand film?
Brand name, name, category, and website appear on the winner card. Contact email and WhatsApp do not.
Should I promise results from the feature?
No. Prepare to measure relevant interest and outcomes, but do not promise views, enquiries, or sales.
A fair discovery opportunity
Put your brand in the pool.
Follow at least one official channel, apply free, and complete verification. Selection and outcomes are not guaranteed.
- Free to apply
- Verified promotion pool
- No paid slots, bidding, or payment-based priority
- Personalized YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook feature
- Repeat consideration subject to eligibility review
- Created by Appd AI for brands worldwide
This field note is published by Feature My Brand, a free brand-discovery initiative created by Appd AI. It is educational guidance, not a promise of rankings, reach, leads, or customers.