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Definition
Brand is a name, term, sign, symbol or design or a combination of them intended to identify goods and services of one seller or a group of sellers and to differentiate them from competition American Marketing Association
Definition
Brands in India
Beverages Shopping
Coca-Cola, Pepsi Big Bazaar, Pantaloons, Spencer's LG, Samsumg, Whirlpool Calvin Clein, Revlon, Gillette Arrow, Chanel, Levis
Brands in India
Consumers
Identification of source of product Assignment of responsibility to product maker Risk reducer Promise, bond Signal of quality
Manufacturers
Means of identification to simplify handling & tracing Legal protection of unique features Signal of quality USP & Competitive advantage Source of Financial returns
Physical goods Kellogg's, Sony, Coca-Cola Services IBM, Amex, Hilton, Fedex Retailers & Distributors Wal-Mart, Target Online Products & Services Amazon, Google
People Martha Stewart, Shahrukh Khan, Amitabh Bachchan Sports, Art & Entertainment National Geographic, Manchester United, Movie sequels ( Star Wars, Harry Potter Geographic locations Thailand, Goa, Paris
Challenges
Savvy customers Brand proliferation -Complex brand portfolios & families Maturing markets Increasing competition Decreasing brand loyalty
Challenges
Growth of private labels Increasing trade power High cost of product introduction & support Media fragmentation - High promotional expenditure
Advantages
Greater loyalty Higher margins Licensing opportunities Brand extension opportunities Less vulnerable to competitive marketing actions
Easy to pronounce
Attract Attention Easy to remember
Legally protective
Good Brand
Easy to Recognize
Types of Brand
Premium brand typically costs more than other products in the category Economy brand is targeted to a high price elastic market segment Fighting brand is created specifically to counter a competitive threat
Branding
Corporate Branding- companys name is used as a product brand name Family Branding when one brand name is used for several related products Brand leveraging when a company uses brand equity associated with an existing brand name to launch a new product or product line
Branding
Co-branding when 2 or more brands work together to market their products Brand Licensing when a company sells the rights to use their brand name to another company for use in another geographic area Private Branding when large retailers buy products from manufacturers in bulk and put their own brand name on them
Brand Rationalization
Create a separate product or service for each target market Gain production & marketing efficiencies Part of corporate restructuring
Mass
Niche
Design and implementation of Mktg. programs to build, measure and manage brand equity
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Identify & establish brand positioning & values Planning & implementing brand marketing programs Measuring & Interpreting Brand performance Growing & sustaining brand equity
Mental Maps Competitive frame of reference Points of parity and Points of difference Core brand Values Brand Mantra
Mixing and matching of brand elements Integrated brand marketing activities Leverage of secondary association
Brand Value chain Brand audits Brand Tracking Brand Equity Management System
Brand-product mix Brand Portfolios and hierarchies Brand expansion Strategies Brand reinforcement and revitalization