12. branding
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Branding
A brand is defined as a name, symbol, design,or a combination of them which is intended to
identify the goods and services of one seller from
the other
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Branding
We are living in the age of brands consumers
extremely brand conscious
The brand image developed over time throughadvertising and other promotional measures creates
strong brand awareness and brand loyalty
Brand represents value delivered to customers
Strong brands are major assets to the firm
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Categorization of brands based on
value offered
Functional brands emphasize the functional
value of the offer. Example Nirma, Sunlight
Image brands offer image value to the user.
Example Parker pens, Pepsi
Experience brands emphasize the unique
experience the user gets by associating with thebrand Example - Kingfisher
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Brand elements
Selecting the brand name
A good name will be distinctive, easy to pronounce and remember
Names communicating the function of the product Good Knight,
Complan, Milkmaid, Fair and lovely, Boost, Banish, Aquagaurd, Ruf
& Tuf etc
Names communicating specialty of the brand or a halo around the
brand Ford IKON, Taj group of Hotels, Halo shampoo, Zen car
Names that are acronyms MRF (Madras Rubber factory), AMUL
(Anand Milk Union Ltd)
Using company names as brand names Cadbury, Philips, LG, Sony,Coca Cola, Tata
Using numbers and names Nokia 3310, 6020
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Brand elementsSelecting a Logo A logo is a pictorial symbol. Pictures, Mascots,
symbols, graphic designs, plain alphabets are allused as logos
Along with a brand name a company uses logofor visual identification
Example - The Amul girl, Kelvinators Penguin,Air Indias Maharaja, Onidas Devil, McDonalds Golden Arches, Nestles Birds nest,UnileversU
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Retaining the Logos relevance and the
dilemma on altering itAsian Paints dilemma with Gattu
Asian Paints had created a winning logo Gattu a little boy with
paint brush on one hand and a dripping can of paint on the other
In rural markets of North India, the buyers who wanted to ask forAsian paints would ask for Baccha chap paintand not mention the
name.
In later years when Asian paints came out with high priced versions
for the sophisticated urban market, the logo of a urchin and the image
of the product did not match.
Research also supported the fact that the urban buyer recalled the
brand names of Apex and Ultima rather than the logo
The company could not drop the logo as it was still relevant in the
rural market nor could the modify it.
Therefore it was decided to retain the boy but only as a small image
in the packs and no where else
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Options in Branding strategies Individual brand names HUL, in its soaps division goes for individual
names for each product like Dove, Lux, Pears, Lifebuoy, Liril and Hamam
Family brand names HUL has gone for family brand names in case of
Cosmetics Lakme for a variety of products from nail polish to sunscreens.HUL - Brooke Bond for tea and coffee products. HUL Kissan for
squashes, jams, sauces etc. Nestles Maggi for soups, sauces, ketchups, in
addition to noodles.
Benefits of Family branding Airtel, Maggi, etc
Company name as brand name Tata salt to trucks, Godrej Steel
cupboards to hair dyes, Videocon All electronic appliances. Other
companies are - LG, Virgin, Philips, Samsung etc
Umbrella brands Term used to indicate family brand or company name.
example Johnson and Johnson
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Options in branding strategies Different brand names for same product in different markets Toyota
motors gasoline electric hybrid vehicle is sold as Toyota Harrier in
Japan and Prius in North America
Private Label (store brand labels) small scale manufacturers of food
products, detergents, soaps, garments etc sell to big retailers who
brand the product under their name. Even big manufactures sell as
private labels in foreign markets.
ITC sells cigarettes brands like Insignia, India Kings, Classic, Gold Flake,
SilkCut, Navy Cut, Scissors, Capstan, Berkeley, Bristol and Flake in India,
but exports and sells in other countries as private labels
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Brand extensionIt is a frequently used strategy in brand management basically means
extending the ongoing brand name to more products
1.
Line extension (with in the same product line) Sunrise coffeeextended to sunrise premium and sunrise extra coffee. Surf Surf
Ultra, Surf Excel, Surf Excelmatic, Surf gentle wash
2. Extending brand name to relate product line Nivea creams,
lotions, after shave, soap, baby care etc. Other examples - Maggi,
Ponds
3. Extended to items in unrelated product lines example Wipro
computers to baby products
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Brand tagline When it comes to marketing, one of the most powerful tools to build
a brand is a tagline .
They communicate something unique, valuable and memorable about
the brand they represent. And they are always included in anycommunication about that brand. They are often catchy. Easy to
remember. Descriptive. Clever. Fun. Short and sweet.
Examples:
L'Oreal - You are worth it
Accenture High Performance deliveredMcDonalds - "I'm lovin' it
A really great tagline conveys a company's benefit with personality and
attitude and the most memorable taglines connect on an emotional
level.
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Brand name, tagline and logo
should go together
Connecting people, anytime
Anywhere.
The worlds networking
Company.
Nike
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Brand Ambassador Helps to portray thebrand personality