What are the main elements of a brand strategy?

- A strong brand is clear on its mission and purpose - A strong brand understands and leverages its uniqueness - A strong brand is clear on its target market - A strong brand maintains a consistent on-brand message - A strong brand continues to build solid relationships with its community

There are three main elements: - Choosing your target audience - Setting your core brand values - Communicating your promise

Key elements for brand strategy are below.
Brand Position Brand Promise Brand Personality Brand Story Brand Associations

There are FIVE KEY ELEMENTS of designing, building and sustaining a brand: • Brand Position The Brand Position is the part of the brand that describes what your organization does and for whom, what your unique value is and how a customer benefits from working with you or your product/service, and what key differentiation you have from your competition.
Once you've defined your brand position, make it available in25,50, and100 word versions.
• Brand Promise The Brand Promise is the single most important thing that the organization promises to deliver to its customers—EVERY time.
To come up with your brand promise, consider what customers, employees, and partners should expect from every interaction with you.
Every business decision should be weighed against this promise to be sure that a) it fully reflects the promise, or b) at the very least it does not contradict the promise.
• Brand Personality Brand Traits illustrate what the organization wants its brand to be known for.
Think about specific personality traits you want prospects, clients, employees, and partners to use to describe your organization.
You should have4-6 traits (5 is ideal), each being a single term (usually an adjective).
• Brand Story The Brand Story illustrates the organization's history, along with how the history adds value and credibility to the brand.
It also usually includes a summary of your products or services.
• Brand Associations Brand Associations are the specific physical artifacts that make up the brand.
This is your name, logo, colors, taglines, fonts, imagery, etc.
Your brand associations must reflect your brand promise, ALL of your brand traits, and support your brand positioning statement.

Hi Reem Boudraa, Most of the importamt elements has been covered by other Members.
I would go with “Consistency” as the main Element of Brand Strategy.

Balance between Longterm vision and Prompt tactical moves in the interim