Lecture 2: Brand Defined/Why Brands Matter Flashcards

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product

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anything that can be offered to a market for
attention, acquisition, use or consumption that might satisfy
a need or want

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brand (AMA def)

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name, term, symbol, or design, or combination of
them intended to identify the goods and services of one seller
to differentiate them from those of the competition (AMA –> what we consider brand element)

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3
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describe the comparison of brands vs. products

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  • A product is anything we can offer to a market for attention, acquisition, use, or consumption:
    *That might satisfy a need or want
    *Physical good like a cereal, tennis racquet, or car
  • A brand is more than a product since it can have dimensions that differentiate it from other products
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what are the three main observations/insights about brands (kinds of appeal and where it resides)

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  1. Brands can have rational / tangible appeal.
  2. Brands can have symbolic /emotional / intangible appeal.
  3. The brand resides in the mind (and gut) of the consumer.
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what is a brand element

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a name, logo, slogan,
symbol, packaging design, or other attribute that
identifies a product and distinguishes it from all
others

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6
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what is the starting point to create a brand

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choose / develop a brand element(s)

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7
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T or F: ideas and people can be brands

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True

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8
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what are the 4 functions brands provide to consumers

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  • Identify the source or maker of the product
  • Simplify product decisions
  • Lower the search costs for products internally and
    externally
  • Helps set reasonable expectations about what
    consumers may not know about the brand
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9
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brand can signal product ______ and ______

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characteristics and attributes

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10
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what three categories can attributes classify products as:

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  • search goods
  • experience goods
  • credence goods
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11
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brands can ____ risks in product decision (for consumers)

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reduce

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12
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what are the categories of risk

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Functional, physical, financial, social psychological, and time

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13
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what functions do brand provide to a firm (5)

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  • Simplify product handling and tracing
  • Help organizing inventory and accounting records
  • Offer the firm legal protection for unique features or aspects of the product
  • Provide predictability and security of demand for the firm and creates barriers of entry for competitors
  • Provide a powerful means to secure competitive advantage
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14
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name some of the roles that brands play

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Consumers
* Identification of source of product
* Assignment of responsibility to product maker
* Risk reducer
* Search cost reducer
* Promise, bond, or pact with maker of product
* Symbolic device
* Signal of quality

Manufacturers
* Means of identification to simplify handling or tracing
* Means of legally protecting unique features
* Signal of quality level to satisfied customers
* Means of endowing products with unique associations
* Source of competitive advantage
* Source of financial returns

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15
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To brand a product, it is necessary to teach consumers
____ the product is

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“who”

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16
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how can companies teach consumers “who” the product is through branding? (what must they do)

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  • Giving it a name and using other brand elements to help identify it
  • What the product does and why consumers should care

–> marketings but give consumers a label for the product and provide meaning for the brand

17
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when can marketers benefit from branding?

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whenever consumers are in a choice situation

18
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what can branding a service do?

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can be an effective way to
signal to consumers that a firm has designed a particular service offering that is special and deserving of its name:
* American Express
* British Airways
* Ritz-Carlton
* Merrill Lynch
* Federal Express

19
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what are traditionally associated with brands?

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physical goods

20
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what can brands do for retailers and other channel members

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  • Can generate consumer interest, patronage, and loyalty
  • Create an image and establish positioning within an industry
  • Yield higher price margins, increased sales volumes, and greater profits
21
Q

how can retailers intorduce their own brands

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  • Using their store name
  • Creating new names
  • Some combination of the two
22
Q

where have some of the strongest brands in recent years been born?

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online

23
Q

where does a special case of marketing people and organizations exist?

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  • Sports marketing has become highly sophisticated
  • Branding plays, for example, has become an especially valuable function in the arts
  • Movies have become famous for their marketing and branding:
    *For years, some of the most valuable movie franchises have featured recurring characters and ongoing stories—a classic application of branding
24
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what has contributed to the rise in place marketing?

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  • Increased mobility of people
  • Increased mobility of businesses
  • Growth in tourism
25
Q

Brands that are the “strongest” are the brands that are:

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  • best known
  • most highly regarded
26
Q

Maintaining _____ and _______ are important to the success of a brand
Winner

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brand relevance and differentiation

27
Q

what are the four steps of strategic brand management process

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  • Identifying and Developing Brand Plans
  • Designing and Implementing Brand Marketing Programs
  • Measuring and Interpreting Brand Performance
  • Growing and Sustaining Brand Equity
28
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describe designing and implementing brand marketing programs

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  • Choosing Brand Elements
  • Integrating the Brand into Marketing Activities and the Supporting Marketing Program
  • Leveraging Secondary Associations
29
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describe measuring and interpreting brand performance

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To manage brands profitably, managers must implement a brand equity measurement system

Brand equity measurement system involves:
1. Brand audits
2. Brand tracking studies
3. Brand equity management system

30
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describe growing and sustaining brand equity

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  • Defining Brand Architecture
  • Managing Brand Equity over Time
  • Managing Brand Equity over Geographic Boundaries, Cultures, and Market Segments
31
Q

up ____% of company value can be attribute to the brand

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50