Brandin Midterm Flashcards

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Brand Equity- 4 components?

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1) Brand Awareness
2) Brand Loyality
3) Perceived Quality
4) Brand Associations

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Brand Awareness

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Recognition: simply means the consumer knows that a particular brand exists.
recall: product comes to mind when category is discussed or product seen

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Brand Equity

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everything associated with the brand that adds value, emotional connection, creates a relationship,

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Positioning statement

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To target——-in search of ——-only———-and give you the benefit

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Benefits (3)

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Functional: Functionality to consumer

Emotional: positive feeling

self-expressive: showing off

Self-expressive and emotional can overlap

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Brand Essence

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  • the heart and soul of the brand

- internal communication within the company

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Brand Image

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-totality of perceptions resulting from all experience
how consumers perceive the brand
-what consumer currently think about us

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Brand Identity

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  • combination of visual, auditory and other sensory components that create recognition
  • represent the brand promise
  • is a unique set of brand associations that a product wants to create or maintain
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Core identity

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  1. similiar to brand essence; is the consistent meaning and is the soul of a brand
    ; brand personality is not often part of the core identity
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Brand Identity Structure

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Core identity and extended identity

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Extended Identity

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is everything that is then added to create texture and completeness in the marketplace

a. brand as a product
b. brand as a symbol
c. brand as an organization
d. brand as a person

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Value proposition

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A combination of functional, emotional and self expressive benefits that drive a purchase decision.

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Brand personality

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is defined as a set of human characteristics associated with the brand.

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Brand Personality 5 factors

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1) Sincerity
2) Excitement
3) Competence
4) Sophistication
5) Ruggedness

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Sincerity

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DONW-TO-EARTH:
family-oriented, small-town, conventional, blue-collar,

HONEST:
sincere, real, ethical, thoughtful, caring

WHOLESOME:
original, genuine, ageless, classic, old-fashioned

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Excitement

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DARING:
trendy, exciting, off-beat, flashy, provocative

SPIRITED:
cool, young, lively, outgoing, adventurous

IMAGINATIVE:
unique, humorous, surprising, artistic, fun

UP-TO-DATE:
independent, contemporary, innovative, aggressive

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Competence

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RELIABLE:
hardworking, secure, efficient, trustworthy, careful

INTELLIGENT:
technical, corporate, serious

SUCCESSFUL:
leader, confident, influential

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Sophistication

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UPPER CLASS:
glamorous, good-looking, pretentious, sophisticated

CHARMING:
feminine, smooth, sexy, gentle

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Ruggedness

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OUTDOORSY:
masculine, Western, active, athletic

TOUGH:
rugged, strong, no-nonsense

20
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Product related characteristics

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Can be the key driver for creating personality(prejudice)

1) product category(banks)
2) package(roche)
3) price(mercedes)
4) attributes(activia donnan)

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Non product related characteristics

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1) User imaginery
2) Sponsorship
3) Age of Brand
4) Symbols
5) Advertising style
6) country of origin
7) company image
8) CEO identification
9) celebrity endorsers

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Brand personality statement

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helps to provide depth and texture that helps to keep the communication message on target and help to create positive brand equity.

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Self-expressive Model

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Brand becomes a vehicle to express a part of their self- identity

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Relationship Basis Model

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The interaction b/w you and the brand is a comforable and sorted out relationship.

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Functional Benefit Model

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The Brand personality cues the functional benefit.

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Cultural Icon

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A person or thing regarded as a representative symbol.

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Identity myth

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are the stories are associated with the icon and help to dimensionalize what it stands for.

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Moving from brand awareness to INSISTENCE needs 5 FACTORS

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  1. Brand awareness: What is your brand offering? What benefits are associated with yor brand?
  2. Accessibility: Your brand must be available where people shop. Convenience is key. However, exclusivitity and scarcity can in fact stimulate demand.
  3. Value: No matter what you charge, there must be a perceived good value.
  4. Relevenat differentiation: Does your brand own consumer relevant and compelling benefits? Are you unique and believable?
  5. Emotional Connection: When consumers bond with your brand beyond functional benefits, then you have developed a much stronger relationship to leverage.
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Non-traditional advertising method

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internet
co-branding
co-marketing
flagship store
special events( red bull)
outdoor 
ingredient branding
30
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Direct Marketing

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-	is very powerful because it allows you to:
o	target specific people
o	tailor message by person
o	action oriented
o	confidential
o	economical
o	easy to measure
o	easy to change