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• Brand managementBrand management is the application is the application
of marketing techniques to a specific of marketing techniques to a specific
product, product line, or brand. It seeks product, product line, or brand. It seeks
to increase a product's perceived value to increase a product's perceived value
to the customer and thereby increase to the customer and thereby increase
brand franchise and brand equity.brand franchise and brand equity.
• TITANTITAN
• HERO HONDAHERO HONDA
• BOOSTBOOST
• COCA-COLACOCA-COLA
• PEPSIPEPSI
• CADBURY’SCADBURY’S
• Branding is a afterthought – of significance Branding is a afterthought – of significance
for the marketers, who felt that the product for the marketers, who felt that the product
was more important.was more important.
• It is passively assigning names to pre-It is passively assigning names to pre-
manufactured products.manufactured products.
• The brands are the outcomes of careful and The brands are the outcomes of careful and
well crafted branding strategies.well crafted branding strategies.
• To achieve this end , managers need To achieve this end , managers need
approach branding cautiously and with approach branding cautiously and with
dedication. dedication.
• There are three branding concepts:There are three branding concepts:
a) Brand Awarenessa) Brand Awareness
b) Brand promiseb) Brand promise
c) Global Brandc) Global Brand
BRAND AWARENESSBRAND AWARENESS
• Brand awareness refers to customers' ability Brand awareness refers to customers' ability
to recall and recognize the brand under to recall and recognize the brand under
different conditions and link to the brand different conditions and link to the brand
name, logo, jingles and so on to certain name, logo, jingles and so on to certain
associations in memory. associations in memory.
BRAND PROMISEBRAND PROMISE
• Brand promise is what a particular brand Brand promise is what a particular brand
stands for (and has stood for in the past). stands for (and has stood for in the past).
• Usually, brand promise is an attribute Usually, brand promise is an attribute
common to 'Parent' brands. Herein, the brand common to 'Parent' brands. Herein, the brand
may broadly stand for Quality, Performance, may broadly stand for Quality, Performance,
Trust, or False promises Trust, or False promises
GLOBAL BRANDGLOBAL BRAND
• A global brand is one which is perceived to reflect the same A global brand is one which is perceived to reflect the same
set of values around the world. set of values around the world.
• Global brands transcend their origins and create strong Global brands transcend their origins and create strong
enduring relationships with consumers across countries and enduring relationships with consumers across countries and
cultures. cultures.
• They are brands sold in international markets. They are brands sold in international markets.
• Examples of global brands include Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Examples of global brands include Coca-Cola, McDonald's,
Marlboro, Levi's, Shell, etc. Marlboro, Levi's, Shell, etc.
• The brands like KODAK, BAND AID , The brands like KODAK, BAND AID ,
CADBURY’S etc., shines like stars in CADBURY’S etc., shines like stars in
business universe and these brands enjoy business universe and these brands enjoy
high top of mind recall and generate high top of mind recall and generate
resonance with target markets.resonance with target markets.
• These brands have also passed through These brands have also passed through
their journey of trials and tribulations.their journey of trials and tribulations.
• The brand has to move strength to strength in The brand has to move strength to strength in
establishing its credentials and then earning establishing its credentials and then earning
the love and trust of the market. the love and trust of the market.
• Example – the well known brand SONY.Example – the well known brand SONY.
• It is usually associated with production It is usually associated with production
and distribution in planned economies.and distribution in planned economies.
• Brand moves on to create differentiation Brand moves on to create differentiation
on unique functional benefits and it is on unique functional benefits and it is
given a name. Here secondary demand given a name. Here secondary demand
stimulation begins to happen.stimulation begins to happen.
• Amidst the clutter of functional promise Amidst the clutter of functional promise
the brand now moves to incorporate the brand now moves to incorporate
non-functional dimensions.non-functional dimensions.
• Brand at this stage makes a cross over Brand at this stage makes a cross over
itself and becomes signal or sign of itself and becomes signal or sign of
something else. What it represents something else. What it represents
resides in consumers mind.resides in consumers mind.
• New vigilant customers want to know New vigilant customers want to know
more beyond brands. Buyers forge new more beyond brands. Buyers forge new
set of relationships. Corporate branding set of relationships. Corporate branding
shifts focus to product plus service.shifts focus to product plus service.
• At this stage brand evolves beyond the At this stage brand evolves beyond the
business concerns to identify with business concerns to identify with
social,political,and ethical issues. social,political,and ethical issues.
• The customer commitment is based on the The customer commitment is based on the
ideological congruence.ideological congruence.
• A poor brand is one gets stuck at this stage and A poor brand is one gets stuck at this stage and
does not evolve.does not evolve.
• Evolving technology and standards marks this Evolving technology and standards marks this
stage.stage.
• Product excellence is the first logical step in Product excellence is the first logical step in
breaking away from the poor brand cell.breaking away from the poor brand cell.
• High qualityHigh quality
• Low image.Low image.
• There is no single universally accepted perspective on There is no single universally accepted perspective on
brand.brand.
• Some commonality is observable across all Some commonality is observable across all
perspectives. In order to appreciate the larger reality , perspectives. In order to appreciate the larger reality ,
an understanding of the perspectives is essential.an understanding of the perspectives is essential.
• There are 6 perspectives of brand. There are 6 perspectives of brand.
• A brand is a product, then one that adds other A brand is a product, then one that adds other
dimensions to differentiate it in some way from the dimensions to differentiate it in some way from the
other products designed to satisfy the same need.other products designed to satisfy the same need.
• Brand has both product and perpetual components. Brand has both product and perpetual components.
A product component of a firm refers to a physical A product component of a firm refers to a physical
product.product.
• The brand of sunglasses has the product The brand of sunglasses has the product
components such as RAYBAN is comprised of components such as RAYBAN is comprised of
specific product attributes. specific product attributes.
• They have attributes like ultra violet light filtering They have attributes like ultra violet light filtering
lenses, besides being light weight, expensive, lenses, besides being light weight, expensive,
distinctively designed, made from strong materials distinctively designed, made from strong materials
and scratch proof. and scratch proof.
USER IMAGERYUSER IMAGERY
• Signals self-image, values and lifestyle of the Signals self-image, values and lifestyle of the
intended target customer.intended target customer.
• It is critical.It is critical.
• EXAMPLE : Raymond and Elle 18 EXAMPLE : Raymond and Elle 18
EMOTIONAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL EMOTIONAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITSBENEFITS
• Transforms the user experience.Transforms the user experience.
• Creates satisfying emotional states.Creates satisfying emotional states.
• Experience with product and brand is not the Experience with product and brand is not the
same.same.
• EXAMPLE : Maggi noodles , Johnson & JohnsonEXAMPLE : Maggi noodles , Johnson & Johnson
• Acronym : Acronym : A name made of initials .A name made of initials .
• DescriptiveDescriptive: Names that describe a product : Names that describe a product
benefit or function like Whole Foods or Airbusbenefit or function like Whole Foods or Airbus
• Alliteration and rhymeAlliteration and rhyme: Names that are fun to : Names that are fun to
say and stick in the mind like Reese's Pieces or say and stick in the mind like Reese's Pieces or
Dunkin' DonutsDunkin' Donuts
• EvocativeEvocative: Names that evoke a relevant vivid image : Names that evoke a relevant vivid image
like Amazon or Crestlike Amazon or Crest
• NeologismsNeologisms: Completely made-up words like Kodak: Completely made-up words like Kodak
• Foreign wordForeign word: Adoption of a word from another : Adoption of a word from another
language like Volvo or Samsung language like Volvo or Samsung
• FoundersFounders' names' names: Using the names of real : Using the names of real
people, and founder's name like Hewlett-Packard people, and founder's name like Hewlett-Packard
or Disneyor Disney
• GeographyGeography: Many brands are named for regions : Many brands are named for regions
and landmarks like Cisco and Fuji Filmand landmarks like Cisco and Fuji Film
• PersonificationPersonification: Many brands take their names : Many brands take their names
from myth like Nike or from the minds of ad from myth like Nike or from the minds of ad
execs like Betty Crocker execs like Betty Crocker
• A product is anything that can be offered to a market A product is anything that can be offered to a market
to satisfy a want or need.to satisfy a want or need.
• The concept of product is broad.The concept of product is broad.
• It includes anything which is offered for the purposes It includes anything which is offered for the purposes
of satisfying consumer needs or wants. Marketers are of satisfying consumer needs or wants. Marketers are
often trapped in the commodity mentality.often trapped in the commodity mentality.
• The emphasis on the manufactured product The emphasis on the manufactured product
leaves them with commodity like offerings leaves them with commodity like offerings
which tend to be indistinguishable and which tend to be indistinguishable and
undifferentiated.undifferentiated.
• The highest level of product is called Potential The highest level of product is called Potential
Product Level which refers to the Product Level which refers to the
augmentation that a product might undergo in augmentation that a product might undergo in
future.future.
• Brand do not exist for the sake of Brand do not exist for the sake of
identification and differentiation. They exist identification and differentiation. They exist
because of and for customers.because of and for customers.
• The purpose of branding is to transform the The purpose of branding is to transform the
product. product.
• Brand image is related to how the Brand image is related to how the brand is currently perceived by brand is currently perceived by consumers.consumers.
• In other words what is the reputation In other words what is the reputation of the brand in the marketplace.of the brand in the marketplace.
• It is related to its internal It is related to its internal constitution, how it is perceived in constitution, how it is perceived in terms of integrity, trustworthiness terms of integrity, trustworthiness and honesty. and honesty.
• This is also related with the promise This is also related with the promise of the brand to deliver the of the brand to deliver the experience associated with its name.experience associated with its name.
• It is a set of unique brand It is a set of unique brand associations that represent what the associations that represent what the brand stands for. brand stands for.
• Brand identity should help establish Brand identity should help establish a relationship between the brand and a relationship between the brand and the customer by generating a value the customer by generating a value proposition involving functional, proposition involving functional, emotional or self expressive benefits.emotional or self expressive benefits.
• It is about the system of values that It is about the system of values that surround a brand much like the surround a brand much like the cultural aspects of a people or a cultural aspects of a people or a country. country.
• It is the set of human characteristics It is the set of human characteristics that are associated with the brand. that are associated with the brand.
• It includes such characteristics as It includes such characteristics as gender, age, socioeconomic class, as gender, age, socioeconomic class, as well as human personality traits such well as human personality traits such as warmth and sentimentality.as warmth and sentimentality.
• It represents the emotional elements It represents the emotional elements and values of the brand.and values of the brand.
• Essence should be part of a long Essence should be part of a long term positioning that does not term positioning that does not change with every communication.change with every communication.
• A necessary condition for building brand equity A necessary condition for building brand equity
is achieving a high level of brand awareness is achieving a high level of brand awareness
• In other words, the intrinsic nature of certain In other words, the intrinsic nature of certain
names, symbol, logos and the like their names, symbol, logos and the like their
semantic content, visual properties, and so on semantic content, visual properties, and so on
may make them more attention getting and easy may make them more attention getting and easy
to remember.to remember.
• Besides choosing brand elements to build Besides choosing brand elements to build
awareness, brand elements can also be chosen awareness, brand elements can also be chosen
whose inherent meaning enhances the whose inherent meaning enhances the
formation of brand associations. formation of brand associations.
• Brand elements may take on all kinds of Brand elements may take on all kinds of
meaning, varying in descriptive, as well as meaning, varying in descriptive, as well as
persuasive, content.persuasive, content.
• The associations suggested by a brand element The associations suggested by a brand element
may not always be related to the product.may not always be related to the product.
• Thus, brand elements can be chosen that are Thus, brand elements can be chosen that are
rich in visual and verbal imagery and rich in visual and verbal imagery and
inherently fun and interesting.inherently fun and interesting.
• The fourth general criterion concerns the transferability of The fourth general criterion concerns the transferability of
the brand element-in both a product category and the brand element-in both a product category and
geographic sense. geographic sense.
• First to what extent can the brand element add to the brand First to what extent can the brand element add to the brand
equity of new products sharing the brand elements equity of new products sharing the brand elements
introduced either within the product class or across product introduced either within the product class or across product
classes?classes?
• The fifth consideration concerns the adaptability of the The fifth consideration concerns the adaptability of the
brand element over time. brand element over time.
• Because of changes in consumer values and opinions, or Because of changes in consumer values and opinions, or
simply because of a need to remain contemporary, brand simply because of a need to remain contemporary, brand
elements often must be updated over time. elements often must be updated over time.
• The more adaptable and flexible the brand element, the The more adaptable and flexible the brand element, the
easier it is to update it.easier it is to update it.