Brand Strategy Flashcards

1
Q

One brand creates a single power image, sometimes with a descritor.

A

BRAND HOUSE

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2
Q

Combining the corporate brand with strong sub-brands. Sub brands help differentiate and boost corporate brand

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SUB BRANDS

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3
Q

leading with a strong sub-brand but leveraging corporate branches endorser

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ENDORSED BRANDS

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4
Q

decentralized companies targeting diverse markets

A

HOUSE OF BRANDS

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5
Q

→ Brand Line
→ Brand Extension

A

BRAND MIX

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6
Q

→ Combination of new brand form an existing brand

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SUB BRAND

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7
Q

Existing brand that gives birth to extensions

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PARENT BRAND

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8
Q

Parent brand associated w multiple products by brand extensions

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FAMILY BRAND

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9
Q

Specific brand lines supplied to specific retailers/distribution channels

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BRANDED VARIANTS

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10
Q

Brand name is licensed to manufacturers that actually make the product

A

Licensed Product

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11
Q

→ Develop new brand elements
→ Apply existing brand elements
→ Combine old & new

A

Brand Strategy

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12
Q

→ Flankers
→ Cash Cows
→ Low-end, Entry Level
→ High-end prestige

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BRAND PORTFOLIO

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13
Q

Steps in Strategic Brand Management

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→ Identifying & establishing brand positioning
→ Planning & implementing brand marketing
→ Measuring & interpreting brand performance
→ Growing & sustaining brand value

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14
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Micro Models of Communication

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→ Aida Model
→ Hierarchy-of-Effects Model
→ Innovation-Adoption Model
→ Communications Model

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15
Q

Search for appeals, themes, or ideas that will tie in to the brand positioning and help establish points-of-parity or points-of-difference

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MESSAGE STRATEGY

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16
Q

4 TYPES OF REWARDS

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→ Rational
→ Sensory
→ Social
→ Ego Satisfaction

17
Q

The way marketers translate their messages into a specific communication. Depends on how a message is being expressed, as well as on its content. If a communication is ineffective

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CRAETIVE STRATEGY

18
Q

✎ Objective & Task Method

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→ Establish the market share goal
→ Determine the percentage that should be reached
→ Determine the percentage of aware prospects that should be persuaded to try the brand
→ Determine the number of advertising impressions
→ Determine the necessary advertising budget on the basis of the average cost of buying GRP

19
Q

Types of Marketing

A

→ Frequency Marketing

→ Affinity Marketing

→ Grassroots Marketing

→ Viral Marketing

→ Buzz Marketing

20
Q

▫ Frequent-buyer or user marketing programs that reward customers with cash, rebates, merchandise, or other premiums

A

FREQUENCY MARKETING

21
Q

▫ Marketing effort sponsored by an organization that solicits responses from individuals who share common interests and activities

A

AFFINITY MARKETING

22
Q

▫ Connecting directly with existing and potential customers through non mainstream channels

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GRASSROOTS MARKETING

23
Q

▫ Satisfied customers get the word about products out to other consumers

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VIRAL MARKETING

24
Q

▫ Relies on volunteers to try products and then talk about their experiences with friends and colleagues

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BUZZ MARKETING

25
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STRATEGIC ALLIANCES

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→ Partnership formed to create a competitive advantage
→ Improve supply chain relationships and enhance operating flexibility
→ can be a new operation in which alliance partners each have an ownership stake
→ may be less formal, such as jointly establishing a new-product design team

26
Q

▫ Cooperative arrangement in which two or more businesses team up to closely link their names on a single product

A

COBRANDING

27
Q

▫ cooperative arrangement in which two businesses jointly market each other’s products

A

COMARKETING