Brand Equity From The Customers Perspective Flashcards

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What is the customers choice process?

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Awareness-> retrieval -> consideration-> purchase/choice

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What is customers decision making process?

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Need recognition-> 
information search-> 
alternative evaluation-> 
product choice-> 
post-purchase behavior
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What is involvement?

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The level of perceived personal importance and/or interest evoked by a stimulus within a specific situation
- aspects of the product and aspects of the situation determine how likely a consumer is to process information related to the purchase

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What are the perceived risks in consuming for the consumer? (5 things)

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  • functional
  • social
  • time
  • physical
  • financial
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What are they individual level of influences?

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  1. Motivation (what drives us)
  2. Learning ( how we process information)
  3. Attitudes and beliefs ( our overall evaluation of an object or an idea)
  4. Perception (how we select, organize and interpret stimulus)
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What do we mean by brand knowledge?

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Brand knowledge= brand awareness + brand image

Brand awareness: the strength of the brand mode or trace in memory, as reflected in consumers ability to identify the brand under different conditions

  • awareness is necessary but not sufficient
    to achieve strong brand knowledge

Brand image: perceptions about a brand as reflected by the associations held in memory

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What is the difference between brand recognition unprompted recall and brand recall?

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Brand recognition:
“A consumer can recognize a brand when prompted”
Brand recall:
“ a consumer can retrieve a brand from memory when given a product category, needs fulfilled, purchase situations etc.”

Unprompted recall:
“ might be regarded as stronger test of awareness than prompted recognition”
- brand recognition might be more important when logos are displayed and brand recall when no logos are represented

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How can brand awareness be established?( 4 things)

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  1. marketing communications
    - repetition
    - linking with situations when the brand is consumed
    - cues, jingles, slogans, which link a brand with a situation
    - associations with events which share an association with the brand
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How do you establish brand Image? (5 things)

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  1. linking favourable associations and feelings to brand in memory (coca-cola)
  2. consistency in message (IMC)
  3. recognises the needs of customers and communicates this
  4. presents the relevance of the brand to the consumer
  5. and its uniqueness
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What does brand equity relate to in the CBBE model?

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The lowest level, called salience.

  1. Identity: who are you?
  2. Deep or broad brand awareness
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What is brand salience?

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The degree to which your brand is thought about or noticed when a customer is in a buying situation.

  • is the brand easily recalled ?
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What is the difference between breadth versus depth salience/awareness?

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Breadth: the brand is recalled/recognized across a number of categories (virgin)

Depth: the brand is strongly associated with a particular category

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What is brand meaning(performance), relating to the second lower level of the CBBE model (performance and imagery)?

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  • the way in which a brand tries to meet customers functional needs
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What are the typical brand performance attributes? (5 things)

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  1. Primary ingredients and supplementary features
  2. Reliability, durability, serviceability
  3. Service effectiveness, efficiency, empathy
  4. Style and design
  5. Price
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What is brand meaning(imagery), relating to the second lower level of the CBBE model (performance and imagery)?

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  • the intangible aspects of the brand, how it meets psychological or social needs
  • what type of people use this brand?
  • purchase and usage situations
  • personality and values ( brand personality)
  • history heritage and experience
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What is brand response (judgements), relating to the upper half of the CBBE model (judgements)?

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  • consumers personal opinions and evaluations (performance and imagery= opinions and evaluations)
  • brand quality, credibility, consideration, superiority)
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What is brand response (feelings), relating to the upper half of the CBBE model (judgements)?

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  • emotional response, how consumers feel when they think of the brand:
  • warmth
  • fun
  • excited
  • secure
  • socially secure
  • self respecting
18
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What is brand resonance, relating to the top of the CBBE model? and w3hat are the consequences of resonance?

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  • consumers identify with the brand
  • more than just repeat purchase
  • attitudinal attachment
  • sense of community
  • active engagement

Consequences of resonance

  • customer lifetime value
  • brand evangelism
  • positive WOM