How do you build a brand? Marketing Programs ProdPriPl Flashcards
4 examples of unique P’s offered by brands today
Product: Hermes
Price: CostCo
Place: Tesla
Promotion: Apple
Ups trucks examples
What do they want us to believe?
Military accuracy and guidelines followed closely. (Military truck and military outfits in very specific colour)
A product must
Satisfy a need or a want of customer in order to build brand equity for the brand element
Product’s required successful components to build brand equity:
Design Experienced Manufacture Delivery After Marketing Service
Pricing
creates associations in the consumer’s mind - Which can build (or hurt) brand equity
Brander
Has to understand the premium that is perceived in the brand
Pricing can change
People's experiences with a product and, therefore, the outcomes of consuming that product Too expensive: Nobody buys A bit expensive: Could be attractive A bit cheaper: Can be super attractive Too cheap: Repulses customers
Retailers impact Brands:
Better Distribution (Customers have more direct experience with brand)
Vibe of the store can affect their mood & pervade them to buy
In-store comparison with other products (Yours might be chosen by customers - PoD PoP)
Stockage & presentation
Salesperson & Service quality can increase your sales
Negative Impact: SPILLOVER effect of the retailer (if not appreciated by customer base)