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    Creating Brands

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    Brand

    A brand is a name, term, sign, symbol or

    design, or a combination of them, intended

    to identify the goods or services of one seller

    or group of sellers and to differentiate them

    from those of competitors.

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    The Role of Brands

    Identify the maker

    Signify quality

    Create barriers to entry

    Serve as a competitive advantage

    Secure price premium

    Simplify product handling

    Offer legal protection

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    Advantages of Strong Brands

    Improved perceptions of

    product performance

    Greater loyalty Less vulnerability to

    competitive marketing

    actions

    Less vulnerability tocrises

    Larger margins

    More inelastic consumer

    response to price increase

    More elastic consumer

    response to price decrease

    Greater trade cooperation

    Increased marketing

    communicationseffectiveness

    Possible licensing

    opportunities

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    Brand Elements

    Brand Names

    Logos

    Slogans

    Jingle

    URLs

    Mascots

    Trademarkable devices that identify and differentiate a brand

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    Brand Element Choice Criteria

    Memorable

    Meaningful

    Likeability

    Transferable

    Adaptable

    Protectible

    Brand Building

    Defensive

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    Brand Dynamics Pyramid (BRANDZ)

    Presence

    Relevance

    Performance

    Advantage

    Bonding

    Strong Relationship

    Weak Relationship

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    Young & Rubicams Brand Asset

    Valuator (BAV)

    Differentiation

    Energy

    Relevance

    Esteem

    Knowledge

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    Brand AssetValuator

    Leading

    Brand Strength

    Differentiation Relevance

    Lagging

    Brand Stature

    Esteem Knowledge

    A Two-Dimensional Framework for

    Diagnosing Brands: The Power Grid

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    Power Leaders

    New

    Niche/

    Unrealized Potential

    Declining

    Leaders

    UnfocusedBR

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    TH

    (Diffe

    rentiationandRelevance)

    BRAND STATURE(Esteem and Knowledge)

    Eroded

    Brand Health Is Captured on the

    Power Grid

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    Drivers of Brand Equity

    Brand Elements

    Marketing Activities

    Meaning Transference

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    Line Strategies

    Extensions

    Adding additional products to an existing product line

    in order to compete more broadly in the industry.

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    Advantages of Extensions

    Extensions can potentially provide the following benefits

    to facilitate new product acceptance:

    Reduce risk perceived by customers & distributors

    Decrease cost of gaining distribution & trial

    Increase efficiency of promotional expenditures

    Avoid cost (and risk) of developing new namesAllow for packaging and labeling efficiencies

    Variety-seeking

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    Advantages of Extensions

    Enhance the parent brand image

    Improve strengths, favorability, and uniqueness of brand

    associations

    Improve perceptions of company credibility

    Convey broader brand meaning to consumers

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    Bring new customers into the franchise and increase

    market coverage

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    Disadvantages of Extensions

    Extensions have risks, too.

    They can fail.

    Moreover, extensions can potentially result in thefollowing costs:

    Cannibalize sales of the parent brand

    Hurt the image of the parent brand

    If the extension fails

    Even if the extension is successful

    Forego the chance to develop a new brand name or market the

    parent brand differently (opportunity cost)

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    Line Strategies

    Contractions:

    Deleting products from product lines if there are low

    sales, cannibalization, obsolesce or few resources.

    A brand becomes stronger when you narrow its

    focus.

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    Some Brand Definitions

    Brand line a group of closely related product

    items.

    Brand mix

    all brands that a firm sells. Width refers to how many different product

    lines the firm carries

    Depth

    refers to how many variants of eachproduct are offered

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    Gillette

    Blades and Writingrazors Toiletries instruments Lighters

    Mach 3 Series Paper Mate CricketSensor Adorn Flair S.T. DupontTrac II ToniPresto Right GuardVector Plus SilkienceDouble-Edge Soft and DriLady Gillette FoamySuper Speed Dry LookTwin Injector Dry IdeaTechmatic Brush Plus

    Width of the product mix

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    ines

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    Branding Terminology

    Parent BrandThe pre-existing Brand that givesbirth to the sub-Brand

    Family BrandParent Brand of multiple

    extensions Sub-Brand - A new Brand is combined with an

    existing Brand

    Dockers, Ritz, i-10

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    Parent BrandICICI (financial products)

    Sub BrandICICI Prudential Life Insurance

    Family BrandParent Brand in multiple product

    categoriesGE as in GE Medical Systems, GE Lighting,

    GE Plastics

    Brand Extension

    - Line ExtensionColgate with Active Salt in toothpaste

    line- Category ExtensionReliance Petroleum, Reliance

    Energy, Reliance Money, WIPRO Computers, WIPRO

    consumer products