The World Of Branding Flashcards

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Define product

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Anything that can be offered to a market to satisfy a need or want.
A product Is a good, service or idea
- tangible attributes
- intangible attributes

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What are the elements of a product?

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  1. Core product (benefit):
    - its core functions
  2. Actual product:
    - brand name, features, design, packaging, quality level, brand name
  3. Augmented product:
    - delivery and credit, installation, after sale service, warranty
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What is a brand?

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A name, term, sign, symbol or design or a combination of them, intended to identify the goods or services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors
“ brands reside in the mind of consumers”

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Define brand equity

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” the differential effect that brand knowledge has on consumer response to the marketing of that brand”

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Define co-branding?

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  • two or more brand acting synergistically

- bmw and Louis Vuitton

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What can be branded?

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Anything!

  • physical items
  • services
  • people
  • places
  • organizations
  • ideas
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What is country rep?

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An advanced reputation model that measure country reputation

  1. Advanced economy
    - produced high quality products
    - is inventive
    - is technologically advanced
    - is important contributor to global culture
  2. Appealing environment
    - a beautiful country
    - an enjoyable country
    - offers appealing lifestyle
  3. Effective government
    - offers a favorable environment for doing business
    - is run by an effective government
    - has adopted progressive social and economic policies
    - is responsible participant in the global community
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What is the importance of brands from consumer and manufacturers perspective? (RR SASSI) & (MMASSS)

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Consumers:

  • reduce risk
  • reduce search costs
  • signal of quality
  • assignment of responsibility
  • serves promise of what you are getting for the money
  • symbolism and self concept
  • identification

Manufacturers:

  • means of identification to simply handling/tracing
  • means of legal protection
  • a way to create unique associations
  • signal of quality to satisfied customers
  • source of competitive advantage
  • source of financial returns
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What are the marketing advantages of strong brands? (11 things)

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  • Improved perception of product performance
  • greater loyalty
  • less vulnerable to competition
  • less vulnerable to crises
  • larger margins
  • Inelastic consumer response to price increases
  • elastic consumer response to price decreases
  • greater trade cooperation
  • increase in effectiveness of IMC
  • licensing opportunities
  • brand extension opportunities
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How do you measure brand equity?

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From customer based approach:

  • awareness, recall attitudes, images, uniqueness, judgements etc
  • ” differential effect that brand knowledge has on customer response to the marketing of that brand
  • if here is no difference in response their is no brand equity, only commodity

From financially based:

  • price premiums
  • NPV of cash flows
  • aggregation of historic costs involved in developing the brand
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What are the branding challenges marketers face? (7 things)

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  1. Consumers are becoming more savvy and have access to more Information
  2. Brand confusion and over segmented markets
  3. Unclear differentiation
  4. Maturing markets and increased competition
  5. Decreased brand loyalty and increased price sensitivity
  6. Fragmented media coverage and the decline of broadcast media
  7. Increasing job turnover
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What is the strategic brand management process?

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  1. Identify and establish brand positioning and value (mental maps, associations , brand mantra)
  2. Plan and implement brand marketing campaign (mix and match brand elements, marketing activity, secondary associations)
  3. Measure and interpret brand performance ( brand value chain, audits, tracking, equity management system)
  4. Increase and sustain brand equity (brand Product Matrix, portfolio and hierarchies, expansion strategies)
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What are the steps consumers go through in making their choice of a product purchase?

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They will go through number of steps:

  1. Awareness/salience
  2. Retrieval
  3. Consideration (evoked set)
  4. Choice

In this process brands reduce information processing time. They can evoke involvement and personal relevance. Perceived risks: functional, social, financial, physical, time etc.

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What three factors does favorability of brand associations depend on? (RDB)

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  1. How relevant consumers find the brand association
  2. How distinctive consumers find the brand association
  3. How believable consumers find the brand association
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