8: Creating and Managing Products and Services, Brand Management Flashcards

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What are the seven P’s?

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  • Product/service
  • Price
  • Promotion
  • Place
  • Physical evidence
  • Process
  • People
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What is a brand?

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A Brand is a name, term, sign, symbol or design or a combination of them, intended to identify the goods or services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors.

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What kinds of brands can be protected?

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Words, pictures, three-dimensional forms, auditory brands, etc.

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How many applications were there for the registrations of brands in Germany in 2014?

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63.008

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How many brands were registered in Germany in 2014?

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793.704

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What are the roles of brands?

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  • Identify the maker
  • Create growth opportunities
  • Consumer loyalty (e.g. make the company less vulnerable to crises)
  • Offer legal protection
  • Signify quality
  • Create barriers to entry
  • Serve as a competitive advantage
  • Secure price premium
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How are brands percieved?

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A brand is not only defined by the characteristics that are visible and that can be protected (e.g. brand names, logos, slogans) but also by the knowledge and perception of stakeholders.

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What is the difference between brand attitude and brand personality?

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  • Brand attitude: Individuals’ favorable or unfavorable evaluation of a brand (including cognitions and emotions) that drive actions tendencies.
  • Brand personality: Set of human characteristics that individuals associate with a brand.
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What is Brand Equity?

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The added value endowed on products and services which may be reflected in the way consumers, think, feel and act with respect to the brand.

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How can you diagnose how much a brand is worth?

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Based on brand equity measures:

  • Obtaining a quantitative indicator of the quality of brand management.
  • Testing whether certain marketing mix instruments increase brand equity.
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How can you evaluate hos much a brand is worth?

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Based on brand equity measures:

- Providing arguments for selling branding rights or whole companies; or when negotiating licensing fees.

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What is the difference between a House of Brands and a Branded house?

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House of brands: one Brand leader owns a lot of different brands who produces different products. Each products has a different brand name, even though they all are owned by the same brand leader.

Branded house: When the same brand is used on many different products. E.g. Nivea produces a lot of different products.

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A managerial decision to make, is to choose between innovation and differentiation. What’s the difference?

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Innovation: Developing a new offering.
Differentiation: Modifying an existing offering; the characteristics are similar to the existing offering but address different needs in the target group.

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What is the difference between Horizontal, Vertical and Lateral diversification?

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  • Horizontal: Same stage of production.
  • Vertical: Different stage of production (prior to or after current stage.)
  • Lateral: No technological or commercial synergies with current products; no relationship with the company’s business.
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What is the difference between Product modification and product elimination?

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  • Modification: Altering product attributes (such as technocal or aesthetical features) to meet changing expectations.
  • Product elimination: Dropping a product or service (or a whole product or service line)
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What are the 5 stages in the adoption process?

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  • Awareness
  • Interest
  • Evaluation
  • Trial
  • Adoption
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What are the two types of Brand extension that we have?

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  • Line extension: the parent brand (=existing brand) covers a new offering within a product or service category it currently serves
  • Category extension: The parent brand is used to enter a different product or service category from the on it currently serves.
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What are some advantages of brand extension?

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  • Avoid the difficulty and costs of coming up with a new name.
  • Efficiencies across the marketing mix.
  • More prominence in the retail store (“Billboard effect”)
  • Retailers are easier to convince to stock and promote the extension.
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What are som disadvantages of brand extension?

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  • Brand name becomes less strongly identifies with existing offerings; risk of brand dilution.
  • Inappropriate extensions can lead to low integrity perception, confusion and frustration.
20
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What is Co-Branding?

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  • Combination of products and services with products and services from another company.