Intro

Question 1

Name, term, design, symbol, or any
other feature that identifies one seller’s
goods & services as distinct from
those other sellers

Answer 1

BRAND

Question 2

is a result
— a person’s gut feeling about a
product, service, or company

Answer 2

BRAND

Question 3

is your reputation
— It’s in their heads & hearts

Answer 3

BRAND

Question 4

is not what
you say it is. It is
what they say it is.

Answer 4

BRAND

Question 5

Represents full personality of the company

Answer 5

BRAND

Question 6

Importance of branding

Answer 6

• Bring pride to employee
• Create a reputable, highly-regarded workplace
• Strong branding brings in strong employees

Question 7

Brand gives business what?

Answer 7

Identity

Question 8

Brand gives the customers what?

Answer 8

Relatability and connection

Question 9

Brand comes from

Answer 9

brandr

Question 10

brandr is from an old

Answer 10

norse word

Question 11

norse means to

Answer 11

burn

Question 12

slaves were marked out for ownership by

Answer 12

iron rods

Question 13

use of hand lettered bills, town criers, signs, and symbols to attract customers

Answer 13

1200

Question 14

First paper ads in England (1704) and baston newsletter in US. Fist copyright laws passed in England in 1700’s

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1625

Question 15

“packed goods” packaging and brand names were launched

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1865

Question 16

first multi-million dollars ad campaign. changing perceptions of marketing and branding

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1899

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culture of need to desire

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1920

Question 18

brand faces/ characters. brands started using characters as faces of their brands

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1950

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mass media rules. big appeal of TV and mass media

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1984

Question 20

to identify products and property

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3000-1000 BC

Question 21

to convey quality and earn trust. build familiarity and allows companies to own logos and names

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1800s-1950s

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to differentiate products and earn loyalty. uses emotional messaging to brand products and win customers

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1950s-1960s

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to give the company a personality. begin to market their brands more than their products

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1970s- 1990

Question 24

make more emotional connections

Answer 24

2017

Question 25

Branding challenges

Answer 25

- Adapting technology & new media opportunities - Cross-cultural influences - Shifts in consumer behavior

Question 26

Brands need to pivot and adapt: what is current and available today —bring products and services closer to consumers

Answer 26

Adapting technology & new media opportunities

Question 27

Online shopping: new marketplace that brands need to navigate

Answer 27

Adapting technology & new media opportunities

Question 28

Traditional advertising replaced by social media: demands brands to interact and engage directly with customers

Answer 28

Adapting technology & new media opportunities

Question 29

Brands need to innovate and experiment with technology to remain relevant and still keep close relationship with customers

Answer 29

Adapting technology & new media opportunities

Question 30

Internet connected people across different cultures and countries

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Cross-cultural influences

Question 31

Trends are now universal: Beyond geographical borders

Answer 31

Cross-cultural influences

Question 32

Homegrown & local brands: entering international markets

Answer 32

Cross-cultural influences

Question 33

Increasing global consumption & demand

Answer 33

Cross-cultural influences

Question 34

Consumers are more discerning & informed: more “woke”

Answer 34

Shifts in consumer behavior

Question 35

Want brands that are sincere, have values, represent positive beliefs

Answer 35

Shifts in consumer behavior

Question 36

Sustainability & environmental responsibility: important factors for consumers

Answer 36

Shifts in consumer behavior

Question 37

Active support to communities & issues like LGBT equality, racism

Answer 37

Shifts in consumer behavior