Lesson 2 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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is the strategic process of delivering messages that define
and reinforce a brand’s identity, values, and promise to its target audience

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Brand communication

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2
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The visual and
verbal representation of a brand
(logo, colors, tagline)

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Brand Identity

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3
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Interactions that shape perceptions and trust in the brand

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Customer Experience

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4
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The core
values and positioning that a
company
communicates.

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Brand Messaging

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5
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Repeated and
unified messages across different
platforms

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Consistency

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6
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refers to all strategies, tools, and channels businesses use to
promote their products and services

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Marketing Communication

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7
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Components of Marketing Communication

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Advertising, Public relations, Sales promotions, Personal selling, Digital marketing

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8
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Paid messages through TV, print,
radio, or digital media

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Advertising

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9
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Managing a company’s image through media
coverage.

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Public relations

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10
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Discounts, coupons, and contests to encourage
purchases

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Sales Promotion

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11
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Direct communication between
salespeople and customers

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Personal selling

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12
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Social media, email marketing,
and online ads

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Digital marketing

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13
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Roles of brand communication in Marketing

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  • Building Brand Awareness
  • Creating Brand Loyalty and Trust
  • Influencing Consumer Perception and Purchase Decisions
  • Differentiating from
    Competitors
  • Supporting the Marketing Mix
    (4Ps)
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14
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Business Card Elements

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  1. Name
  2. Job title
  3. Company Name
  4. Logo
  5. Contact information
  6. Physical address
  7. Social Media Handles
  8. Tagline and slogan
  9. QR code
  10. Design elements
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15
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International Standard (ISO
7810 ID-1):

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3.37 x 2.13 inches

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16
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North America Business card size

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(3.5 x 2 inches)

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Europe & Most of Asia

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(3.34 x 2.17 inches)

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18
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Communicates Quality and Value

  • Design, packaging, branding, and features convey
    a product’s positioning.
19
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Communicates Brand Positioning

  • High prices suggest exclusivity and luxury.
  • Low prices indicate affordability and mass-market appeal
20
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Communicates Brand Identity and Value Proposition

  • Advertisements, sponsorships, and social media create brand
    awareness and engagement
21
Q

is the strategic
process of reshaping a brand’s identity,
perception, and market position to stay relevant and competitive.

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Brand transformation

22
Q

It involves
changes in visual identity, messaging,
customer experience, and sometimes,
the business model itself.

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Brand transformation

23
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Consumer preferences
and trends change over time

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Market evolution

24
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Adjusting
brand identity for global reach.

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Expansion into New Markets

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A brand may need to shift its market positioning for better appeal.
Repositioning
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To differentiate from competitors or maintain market leadership
Competitive Pressure
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Rebuilding after a PR crisis or declining sales
Crisis recovery
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Steps in brand transformation
1. Research and brand audit - Analyze customer perception, competitors, and market trends 2. Define the new brand Identity - Revise brand values, mission and positioning 3. Revamp Brand elements - Update logo, slogan and design to reflect brand transformation 4. Adjust brand messaging and communication - Redefine the brand’s voice and storytelling strategies 5. Relaunch and promote the new brand identity - Implement the changes through advertising, social media, and packaging updates. 6. Monitor Consumer Response and Adjust Accordingly - Track brand perception and fine-tune strategies based on customer feedback.
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Best Practices for Brand communication During Change
1. Reinforce core brands values 2. B transparent and Honest 3. Engage with customers through multiple channels 4. Involve employees in brand messaging 5. Use of storytelling to drive emotional connection
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Even with a transformation, ensure the brand remains connected to its original identity.
Reinforce core brand values
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Explain the reason for the change to customers and stakeholders.
Be Transparent and Honest
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Use social media, emails, and press releases to guide customers through the transition
Engage with Customers Through Multiple Channels
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Employees should be aligned with the new brand identity to communicate it effectively
Involve Employees in Brand Messaging
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A compelling narrative helps customers relate to the transformation
Use Storytelling to Drive Emotional Connection
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Key elements of a successful print ad
1. Headline (The Attention Grabber) 2. Image (the visual hook) 3. Copy (The main message) 4. Call-to-action (The next step) 5. Logo and Branding (Identity Reinforcement) 6. White space (Visual breathing room)
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The first thing a reader notices; should be catchy and clear. *Example: Nike – “Find Your Greatness.”
Headline
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A powerful, relevant image that enhances the message. *Example: McDonald's uses appetizing food photography to entice customers
Image
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the text that provides details about the product/service. *Example: Apple’s minimalist ad copy for the iPhone focuses on key features and innovation
Copy
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Encourages the audience to take action, such as “Buy Now” or “Visit Our Store.” *Example: “Subscribe Now & Get 30% Off!”
Call-to-action
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*Ensures the ad is immediately associated with the brand. *Example: Coca Cola’s iconic red and white logo in all ads.
Logo and branding
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Balances text and images for a clean, professional look. *Example: Apple’s minimalist approach in its MacBook ads
White Space
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is essential in shaping a company’s image, building customer trust, and driving sales. It integrates with marketing strategies to create a strong, consistent message that differentiates a brand in a competitive market. Understanding different types of markets and the role of the 4Ps helps businesses craft effective communication strategies that resonate with their audience
Brand comunication
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