Branding Decitions Flashcards
What classes if brands are there
Manufacturer, distributor and generic
In what five dimensions do customers differentiate brands personality
Sincerity, excitement, competence, sophistication and ruggedness
Explain Kellers brand pyramid
Steps to build a brand one associate product, class or need. Step two recognize brand associations and meaning. Step three judgement and feelings and step four is fostering an active relationship.
Ehat is brand equity
Goodwill
Which are the tree ps of brands
promise (brand awareness), positioning (brand attitude) and performance (brand respone)
Name some intrinsic attributes of a brand
its shape, preformance and physical capacity
Name some extrinsic atttributes of a brand
name, communications and other mechanizms that help consumers form associations
What makes a good brand name
It should be easily recalled spelled and spoken, strategically consistent with with the organizations policies, indicative of the offerings benefits, distinctive, meaningful to target audience and capable of legal copy right
What is a manufacturer brand
Markers signifying that a product was produced by a certain manufacturer, especially popular among fast moving consumer goods such as coke and heinz
Explain generic brands
The lack of promotional material, only displaying what is legually required
What are distributor brands
AKa private label Brands signifying a certain distributor, wholesalors and dealers and thier identithy
Explain an individual branding strategy
aka multibrand policy, make a new brand for every offering, brand each product separately. Costly bug good for segment targetting and to isolate backlash.
Explain a family branding strategy
aka multi brand policy. Requires all products to include the organization name at least partly. It is cheap becouse the brand policy reflects on all products which leads to a halo effect
Explain a corporate branding strategy
Have the organization name as an umbrella term at all locallities without including it in all product names.
What is brand salience
how easily and often do customers think about the brand