Final Exam Flashcards

(49 cards)

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Is a name, term, sign, symbol, design, or a combination of these, which is used to identify the goods or services of one seller or groups of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors.

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Brand

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What are the 4 ages of global branding?

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Age of identity, Age of value, Age of Experience, Age of “Self”

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What are the functions of branding?

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Creates identification (positioning) and brand awareness.

Guarantees quality and satisfaction = brand loyalty

Promotes the product

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Name the 3 types of brands

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National Manufacturer Brands

Retailer Brands

Generics

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The act of designing the company´s offer and image so that it occupies a distinct and valued place in the target customers mind.

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Brand Positioning

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Name the 5 brand elements

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Brand Names and URLs

Logos and Symbols

Characters

Slogans and Jingles

Packaging and Signage

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Captures the central theme or key associations of a product

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Brand Name

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Short phrases that communicate descriptive or persuasive information about the brand

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Slogans

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Musical messages written around the brand

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Jingles

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Capture human or real-life characteristics of a brand.

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Characters

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What are the 6 brand element choice criteria?

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Memorable, Meaningful, Appealing, Protectable, Adaptable, Transferable.

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What does it means for a brand to be memorable?

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To be easily recognized, and easily recalled

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What does it means for a brand to be meaningful?

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To be descriptive and persuasive

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What does ti means for a brand to be appealing?

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To be fun, interesting, aesthetically, with rich visuals and verbal imagery

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What does it means for a brand to be protectable?

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To be legally, competitively

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What does it means for a brand to be adaptable?

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To be flexible and updateable

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What does it means for a brand to be transferable?

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Within and across product categories, and across geographical boundaries and cultures without issues.

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Brand Names element

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Advantages: the anchor, quick and easy to process and recall.

Disadvantages: Difficult to change, globalization issues.

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Characters element

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Advantages: Rich meaning, attention-getting

Disadvantages: Can get outdated. Global transfer

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Logos and symbols element

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Advantages: Attention-getting. Can reinforce associations. Global transfer.

Disadvantages: Can get outdated. Can be ambiguous / misinterpreted

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Slogans and Jingles element

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Advantages: Can be highly memorable. Cathy. Convey meaning.

Disadvantages: Difficult to translate. Musical taste differences.

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Packages element

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Advantages: Recognition, Convey info and meaning.

Disadvantages: Production issues. Channel concerns

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What are the 7 types of brand names?

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Descriptive

Metaphor

Surname

Arbitrary

Altered

Blended

Invented

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Type of brand name that describes the product or service

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Type of brand name that represents attributes or symbolism
Metaphor
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Type of brand name that's a person´s name
Surname
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Type of name that uses real words with no obvious brand association
Arbitrary
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Type of brand name that uses fiction words based on real worlds.
Altered
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Type of brand name that uses two word merged
Blended
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Type of brand name that uses nonsense words, not based on real words
Invented
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The overlap consumers need product qualities, and brand strengths
Consumer-based Insight
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Attributes or benefits that are not necessarily unique to the brand, but may in fact be shared with other brands
Points of Parity (Similarity) POP
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Attributes or benefits that consumers believe that they could not find to the same extent with a competitive brand
Points of Difference (POD)
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Portrays a target market's most relevant brand associations (attributes) and consumer responses
Mental Map
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Difference between brand slogan and brand mantra
A brand manta is the brand essence or core for INTERNAL TEAMS.
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Formula to get the brand value
Financial value X Brand contribution = Brand Value
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Is the monetary value of a brand in terms of net revenues the brand is expected to generate over time, across all country markets.
Financial Brand Equity
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Focuses on the differential effect of a brand on consumer response. It contains behavioral and image components.
Customer Brand Equity
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Is related to the strengths of the brain in consumers memory
Brand awareness / salience
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Consumer´s ability to correctly discriminate the brand as having been seen or heard before
Brand recognition
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Consumer´s ability to retrieve the brand from memory when given the product category, the needs fulfilled by the category, a purchase or consumption situation.
Brand recall
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The way in which a product or service attempts to meet customers functional needs
Brand Performance
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The way in which a product or service attempts to meet customer´s psychological or social needs.
Brand Imagery
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Customers´personal opinions and evaluations of the brand, based on the different performance and imagery associations.
Consumer Judgements
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Emotional responses and reactions with respect to a brand.
Consumer Feelings
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Extent to which customers feel in sync with the brand
Consumer Resonance
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Reasons for a brand to go global
Competitors are expanding Economies of scale Internet and Global outsourcing Access to Resources
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Marketing activities coordinated and integrated across multiple country markets.
Global Marketing
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Markets in which buyer preferences are similar across countries
Global Markets