CSMP: 5.b Rebranding Flashcards

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3 key elements

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  • brand artefact
  • brand essence
  • brandscape
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Brand artefact

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  • physical environment
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Brand essence

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  • peoples experience of the brand
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Brandscape

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  • comparison with competitor cities
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Strategies to rebrand

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– market led
- top-down
- flagship development
- legacy
- events or themes

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Market - led

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  • involves private investors aiming to make a profit
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Top -down

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  • involves large scale organisations such as local authorities
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Flagship development

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  • large scale, one off property project
  • distinctive architecture
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Legacy

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  • following international sporting events which brought investment and regeneration
  • London 2012
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Elements of rebranding

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  • art
  • sport
  • retail
  • food
  • heritage use
  • architecture
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Art

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  • through art galleries and events
  • provide economically and culturally to the image of a place
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Sport

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  • can be the catalyst that helps rebranding
  • e.g F1 race or Olympics
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Retail

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  • with increased growth in the importance of consumer spending
  • e.g Bull Ring in Birmingham
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Food

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  • some places have developed a reputation for high quality food
  • e.g Ludlow
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Heritage use

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  • plays a role and can revitalise a place
  • e.g Stonehenge, Saxon history
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Architecture

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  • reinforce a particular heritage or to promote the place as modern and forward looking
  • e.g Covent Garden
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Players in rebranding (funding it )

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  • Government
  • Corporate bodies (banks, pension funds)
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Players in rebranding (non profit)

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-National Trust
- Local community groups

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Why is it a contested process

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  • change in the character of a place
  • favouring one group over another
  • differences in priorities (development agencies vs locals)
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Success of rebranding

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  • must either be economic, social or environmental improvement
  • measured by qualitative or quantitative analysis
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E.g of evidence of success of rebranding

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  • maps
  • photographs
  • change in occupations
  • retail change
  • demographic change
  • crime stats
  • changing perception