Brand Equity measures Flashcards

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Methodology on BrEquity measurement

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Quantitative for Brand Awareness

Qualitative (1st step) and Quantitative (2nd step) for Brand Image

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Tools to measure Brand Awareness

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Recognition

  • Simple test for recognition
  • Distorted cue test
  • Fill in the blanks

Recall

  • Unaided recall Test
  • Aided recall test
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Simple test of recognition

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“Have you ever seen / heard of “
- Images and mcqs
Results to be computed

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Distorted cue test

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Logos of brands that have been altered or partially cut for the purpose of the test

Compute how many people get which brand

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Fill the blanks

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Names of brands with missing letters
We check how many customers can find

Compute results

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Brand Recognition is important when:

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Consumer decisions are made at the point of purchase, where they get to see the brand name logo, and packaging

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Brand recall is important when:

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if customer decisions are mostly made away from the point of purchase, where the brand elements are not physically present

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Unaided recall test

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Vague question defining a category, requires brand recall to retrieve the brand

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Aided recall test

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measures yield insight into how brand knowledge is organized in memory and what kind of cues or reminders may be necessary for consumers to be able to retrieve the brand

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Tools to measure brand image

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Free Association Tests 
Projective Techniques 
Personality Test 
Relationships
Experiments
Observations 
Diaries 
Mood Board Exercises 
MRI / Neural techniques
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Free association tests

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Simple free association

Probed free association

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Projective techniques

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Complete and interpret

Comparison techniques

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Personality tests

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Simple personality tests 
Aaker's big 5
Dialogue test 
Trait test 
Tombstones
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Simple free association Test

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Collect as many associations as you can, those that come back often are strong and have an impact on purchase

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Probed free association test

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Questions concerning the customer’s tastes, his opinion on the brand ‘s uniqueness (pop & pod)
Detailed probing can also give detailed information about Attributes and benefits (ABA).

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Complete and interpret

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People and product as a picture, empty text bulbs. Respondents fill them

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Comparative task

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The “IF” test.
Compare brand to other living beings or objects, such as animals, materials, jobs or cars
ALSO: Montage test

Especially good for sensitive topics / difficulty to express feelings

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Simple personality test

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Describe brand as if it were human

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Aaker’s big 5

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5 categories with facets, each facet has a rating out of 5 and by computing the answers we get a result for brand image

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Dialogue Test

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Picture of 2 products, customers has to make them talk

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Trait Test

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List of adjectives to be attributed to any of the competitors

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Tombstone

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What would be written on BRAND X’s tomb if it died now?

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Experiments

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Perceptual map, respondent has to place the brand somewhere on the map

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Observations

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In-store experience of respondents

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Diairies

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Study the customer-brand relationship in the form of a diary to ask how often and on what occasions he used it

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Mood Board Exercises

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Let the customer build a table with pictures that he feels are representative of the brand

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Drawbacks of qualitative research

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Small Sample Size

Subjectivity / findings require interpretation (Biased?)

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Scaling associations

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Validate and Generalize qualitative results with a graded survey
We can do it on 2 different brands to determine the uniqueness of our brand
Do not study the mean only, look at the spread

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Overall brand equity Proxies

<=> Dashboard measures

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Simple, quick inexpensive
Allow to track changes in Equity over time
Always quantitative

30
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Different Dashboard measures:

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Purchase Intention
Overall brand equity Scale
Net promoter score
Lovers Vs Haters