Implementing Market Program Part 2 Flashcards

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5 M’s of communication

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  1. Mission
  2. Money
  3. Message
  4. Media
  5. Measurement
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3 Different types of Communication

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  1. Independent
  2. Integrated
  3. Dependent
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3
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Brand visual and function

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Could be a written or a graphic
and is for awareness, symbolic meaning, easy to memorize, but takes time to establish

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4
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Logotype

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Company Name (Font, color, spacing, proportions)

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5
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Symbol

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Graphic (not always present)

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6
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Trademark

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Logotype + Symbol

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7
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Brand Definition

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Complex concept, multidimensional, intangible

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3 Resources to the brand

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  1. Name
  2. Symbol
  3. Slogan
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3 types of motivation for consumer decision making

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  1. Rational
  2. Emotional
  3. Combination
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10
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Brand Pyramid

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From the Winery –> Promise –> Relationship –>Differentiation –> Tactics and then we reach the consumer

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The Promise

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It describes the product, service, and experience

promise that the product will be delivered

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Differentiation

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When the winery offers a unique product that the consumer is prepared to pay a higher price for

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Brand Extension

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The value of a brand can be transferred to new products. Can grow number of consumers involved, transfer reputation, but there is a risk of losing coherence

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14
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Co-Branding

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High risk, high reward

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15
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How the bottle speaks (4)

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  1. Product Perception: form, color, design
  2. Product Connection: Burgundy, Alsace, Bordeaux
  3. Function: Conservation, technical use
  4. Choice: Utility and costs, tradition, marketing strategy
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16
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4 types of Experiences

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  1. Practical
  2. Utopic
  3. Critical
  4. Playful
17
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4 experiential contexts

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  1. Monobrand Shops: Apple
  2. Brand’s Firm: Heineken Factory
  3. Brand Events
  4. Brand’s Website
18
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5 Aspects of Experiences

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  1. Senses: Visual, hearing
  2. Feel: Emotional
  3. Think
  4. Act
  5. Relate
19
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You can touch Marketing

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Emotion for touch is more likely to increase the possibility of sales