Identifying the Product / Brand to be Marketed Flashcards

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What are the 4 stages of the product life cycle and requirements of marketing

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  1. Introduction - Gain recognition and reputation. Distribute in a few channels
  2. Growth - Wide distribution and broadly targeted
  3. Maturity and stabilisation - Highlight differentiation
  4. Decline - Extend the life-cycle

WSET confuses category and product

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Branding

Define a ‘brand’

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The set of physical attributes of a product or service, together with the beliefs and expectations surrounding it

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Branding

What are 7 ways a brand can create a positive image in a consumer’s mind?

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  1. Substance - deliver same level of quality and style
  2. Consumer trust - always give them what they want
  3. Consumer engagement - create relationship / to be asked for by name
  4. Brand story - a story to which consumers can emotionally relate
  5. Price premium (high price = quality)
  6. Longevity
  7. Strong brand name

WSET confuses causes and effect

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Branding

Name 6 aspects that can make up the story of a wine

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  1. Producer history
  2. Where are grapes grown
  3. WInemaking
  4. Story behind name, label, bottle shape
  5. Marketing mix
  6. What do other people say about it
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Branding

What are 6 common characteristics of strong brand names?

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  1. Easy to remember
  2. Innocent across languages
  3. Flexible to change in different markets
  4. References to geographical features
  5. Has the name of a founder (heritage & longevity)
  6. Trademark registered
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Branding

What are 5 common ways to describe different types of brands in wine?

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  1. Brand position (value / standard / premium / super premium)
  2. Private label
  3. Ladder brand
  4. Soft brand
  5. Luxury brand
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What are the 3 rungs of ladder brands?

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  1. Accessible (bought most often)
  2. Stretch (affordable but for special occassions)
  3. Aspiration (most will never buy)
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Why do ladder brands need to be carefully considered?

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  1. Can work less well with low-involvement consumers - unaware aspiration exists
  2. Image of ladder becomes defined by accessible wine
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What is a soft brand?

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Any cue used by a consumer when choosing to buy one product in preference to another e.g. country / region / GI / variety / style

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Branding

What are some common aspects of luxury brands?

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  1. Perception of scarcity
  2. Promotion of product assets (e.g. fruit quality, heritage)
  3. Luxury marketing
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