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Who
Deepika Padukone
Which
Maruti A Star
Infosys
Which
Indian TVC won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Ad film awards festival in 2008
Lead
India
Which
Muthiah Muralidharan
Which
ING Vysya
of these is not from Procter and Gamble? Tide, Huggies,Pringles, Gillette, Pampers
Which
Which
is the US brand of Coffee that Tata Coffee acquired recently for $220 Million
Comment
on these logos
is the country of origin of IKEA Which is the country of origin of Nokia Which is the county of origin of TCL , (manufacturer of cell phones and consumer electronics)
Which
Audi
Express
Airtel
Which
agency made the famous award winning Hutch dog and boy commercial?
O&M
Which
brand leads the Interbrand Business week list of most valuable brands for the eighth consecutive year In 2008
Which
famous logo was designed by a little known graphic designer Carolyn Davidson for Blue Ribbon Sports Company in 1971 for just 2 dollars an hour
The
Nike Swoosh
Aishwarya
87%
Richard
airline?
Virgin Airways
What
is the message painted on all Virgin Airways aircrafts that made news recently?
Which
two beverage brands fought an ad war about each others claims recently?
Which
Locks,
87%
Brand Identity is the unique set of brand associations that the brand strategist aspires to create or maintain. These associations represent what the brand stands for and imply a promise to customers for the organization members.
BRAND
IMAGE
BRAND
IDENTITY
BRAND
POSITION
The part of the brand identity and value proposition to be actively communicated to a target audience
Brand Identity
Results
Strategy
Brand Strategist
Messaging
Results
Strategy
Brand Strategist
Do you Yahoo?
Messaging
image is how customers and others perceive the brand The brand image trap is that it lets the customer dictate what you are Customer orientation gone amuck Creating a brand identity is more than finding out what customers say they want.
Brand
A brand identity is to brand strategy what "strategic intent" is to a business strategy. Strategic intent involves an obsession with winning, real innovation, stretching the current strategy, and a forward-looking, dynamic perspective; it is very different from accepting or even refining past strategy. Similarly, a brand identity should not accept existing perceptions, but instead should be willing to consider creating changes.
"What does your brand stand for?" "Achieving a 10 percent increase in sales" Strategy has to look in, not just out. Too busy marketing to live up to brand.
Brand Users (the Charlie woman) Country of Origin (Audi has German craftsmanship) Organizational Associations (3M is innovative company) Brand Personality (Yahoo is fun and irreverent)
Symbols (The stagecoach represents Wells Fargo) Brand-Customer relationship (Gateway is a friend) Emotional benefits (Saturn users feel pride in building a US built car) Self-Expressive benefits (Nike users are strong)
BRAND
Organizational Associations Brand Personality
Country of Origin
Symbols
Brand-customer Relationships
Fail
to Differentiate Are easy to copy Assume a Rational Customer Limit Brand Extension Strategies Reduce Strategic Flexibility Think of Search
Brand-as-product that includes user imagery and and/or country of origin Brand Identify based on perspectives of brand organization, a person and a symbol as well as a product A value proposition that includes emotional and self expressive benefits as well as functional benefits The ability of a brand to provide credibility as well as a value proposition The Internal as well as external role of the brand identity Brand Characteristics broader than brand positions
Extended
core
Brand As Product 1. Product Scope 2. Product Attributes 3. Quality/Value 4. Uses 5. Users 6. Country
how
Gender,
MASCULINE
Feminine
YOUNGER
OLDER
TRENDIER
OLD FASHIONED
IRREVERENT
CONFORMING
like
human personality, is both distinctive and enduring. built over a period of time. the outcome of all the consumers experiences with the brand. In consumers mind, these impressions merge to form an overall concept of what to expect from brand
SPONSORSHIPS
Feelings Engendered by
Brand Personality
There can be a set of feelings and emotions attached to a brand personality, just as there are to a person. The use of such brands can cause feelings and emotions to emerge.
The Brand as a Badge A brand could serve as a consumers personal statement. Cars, cosmetics, apparels lend themselves to personality expression because their use occurs in a social context with relatively high involvement
ultimate personality expression occurs when a brand becomes an extension or an integral part of the self. The potential to create this oneness with some people can represent a significant opportunity for a brand.
The
A brand personality can help a brand in several ways: It can provide a vehicle for customers to express their own identity. A brand personality metaphor helps suggests the kind of relationship that customer has with brand. Brand personalities serve to represent and cue functional benefits and product attributes well. Importantly, brand personality is often a sustainable point of differentiation Sustainable because it is very difficult to copy a personality.