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    Brand Equity

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    Definitions

    Measurable financial value that

    accrues to a product/service from

    successful programs & activities Walker & Yankelovich

    A set of brands assets & liabilities

    linked to the brands name, symbol

    that add or subtract from the value it

    provides David Aaker

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    Definitions

    The differential effect of

    brand knowledge onconsumer response

    to the marketing of the brand

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    Brand Equity- Advantages

    1. Brand equity as a bridge

    Reflection of the Past

    Direction for the future

    2. Focus and Guidance

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    Sources ofBrand Equity

    1. Brand Awareness- recognition &

    recall

    Learning advantages Brands become part of the

    consideration set

    Affects Choices of consumers

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    Sources ofBrand Equity

    2. Brand Image & Association- link strongfavorable unique associations to thebrand

    S

    trength of brand association- attributes(descriptive features of product) &benefits (personal value & meaningattached to product)

    Favorability relevant, distinct, belief

    Uniqueness points of parity & points ofdifference

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    ConsumerBased Brand Equity

    CBBE differential effect that brandknowledge has on the consumersresponse to the marketing of that brand.

    3 key elements1. Differential effect

    2. Brand knowledge

    3. Consumer response to marketingPower of the brand lies in the mind of the

    consumers.

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    CBBE Pyramid

    Brand Salience

    Consumer-BrandResonance

    ConsumerJudgment Consumer

    Feelings

    Brand

    Performance

    BrandImagery

    4 Bond Strong relationship

    1 Broad Awareness

    2 Differentiators

    3 Emotional and Intellectual influence

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    Sub-dimensions of brand building blocks

    Salience

    Resonance

    Judgments Feelings

    Performance

    Imagery

    Loyalty

    Attachment

    Community

    Engagement

    Quality

    Credibility

    Consideration

    Superiority

    Warmth, Fun

    Excitement,

    Security, Social

    Approval,

    Self-Respect

    4 Brand Relationships (WHAT About You AND ME?)

    1 Brand Identity (WHO Are You?)

    2 Brand Meaning (WHAT Are You?)

    3 Brand Response (WHAT About You?)

    User Profiles

    Purchase and Usage

    Situations

    Personality & Values

    History, Heritage, &Experiences

    Brand Characteristics

    & Secondary Features

    Product Reliability,

    Durability & Serviceability

    Service Effectiveness, Efficiency,& Empathy

    Style and Design; Price

    Category Identification

    Needs Satisfied

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    4Steps to Brand building

    1.1. IdentifyIdentify the brand with customers

    based on need or product class

    2. Brand MeaningMeaning in the minds ofcustomers by linking tangible

    &intangible to the brand

    3.3. Response

    Response

    4.4. RelationshipRelationship

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    Brand Pyramid

    1. Identity i. Salience -

    Category

    Identification

    Need Satisfaction

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    Brand Pyramid

    2. Meaning i. Performance

    Product Reliability,

    durability,

    serviceability Service

    effectiveness,

    efficiently, empathy

    Style & design Price

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    Brand Pyramid

    2. Meaning ii. Imagery-

    User profiles

    Usage situationsPersonality & Values

    History & experiences

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    Brand Pyramid

    3.Response i. Judgments- Quality

    Credibility

    Consideration

    Superiorityii. Feelings- Warmth

    Fun

    Excitement

    S

    ecurity SelfRespect

    Social Approval

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    Brand Pyramid

    4. Relationships i. Resonance-

    Loyalty

    Attachment

    Community- Apple,

    Harley Davidson

    Engagement

    clubs-Gang of Girls,

    MTV, WOM bycustomers

    themselves

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    BuildingCustomer-Based Brand

    Equity

    1. Brand building tools and objectives

    2. Consumer knowledge effects

    3. Branding Benefits

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    1. Brand building tools and objectives

    Choose Brand Elements

    Brand name

    LogoSymbol

    Character

    Packaging

    Slogan

    Memorability

    Meaningfulness

    Likability

    Transferability

    Adaptability

    Protectability

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    Brand building tools and objectives

    Developing Marketing Programs

    Product

    Price

    Distribution

    Channels

    Communications

    Tangible and intangible

    benefits

    Value Perceptions

    Integrate Push & Pull

    Mix and match options

    Ref: Strategic Brand Mgmt. Kevin Kelly

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    Brand building tools and objectives

    Leverage on secondary associations

    Company

    Country oforigin

    Channels of

    Dist.

    OtherBrands

    Endorse or

    Event

    Awareness

    Meaningfulness

    Transferability

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    ConsumerKnowledge Effects

    Brand Awareness Depth

    Recall

    Recognition

    Breadth

    Purchase

    Consumption

    Brand Associations Strong

    Relevance

    Consistence

    Favorable

    Desirable

    Deliverable

    Unique Points of parity

    Points of difference

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    Possible outcomes

    GreaterLoyalty

    Less vulnerability to competitive marketingactions and crises

    Larger Margins

    More elastic response to price decreases More inelastic response to price increases

    Greater trade cooperation and support

    Increased marketing communication efficiencyand effectiveness

    Possible Licensing opportunities

    More favorable brand extension evaluations

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    ManagingCustomerBrand Equity

    1. Define Brand hierarchy

    2. Define Brand- Product mix

    3. Enhance Brand Equity over time4. Establish B.E. over market

    segments

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    ManagingCustomerBrand Equity

    Define Brand

    hierarchy

    Principle ofSimplicity

    Principle of relevance

    Principle of

    differentiation

    Principle of

    prominence

    Principle of

    commonality

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    ManagingCustomerBrand Equity

    Define Brand-

    Product mix

    Brand extensions

    Brand Portfolio

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    ManagingCustomerBrand Equity

    Enhance Brand

    Equity over time

    A. Brand

    Reinforcements

    B. Brand

    revitalization

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    ManagingCustomerBrand Equity

    Establish B.E.

    over market

    segments

    Identify

    differences in

    consumer

    behavior Adjust Branding

    program