Lesson 2 Flashcards
(43 cards)
is the strategic process of delivering messages that define
and reinforce a brand’s identity, values, and promise to its target audience
Brand communication
The visual and
verbal representation of a brand
(logo, colors, tagline)
Brand Identity
Interactions that shape perceptions and trust in the brand
Customer Experience
The core
values and positioning that a
company
communicates.
Brand Messaging
Repeated and
unified messages across different
platforms
Consistency
refers to all strategies, tools, and channels businesses use to
promote their products and services
Marketing Communication
Components of Marketing Communication
Advertising, Public relations, Sales promotions, Personal selling, Digital marketing
Paid messages through TV, print,
radio, or digital media
Advertising
Managing a company’s image through media
coverage.
Public relations
Discounts, coupons, and contests to encourage
purchases
Sales Promotion
Direct communication between
salespeople and customers
Personal selling
Social media, email marketing,
and online ads
Digital marketing
Roles of brand communication in Marketing
- Building Brand Awareness
- Creating Brand Loyalty and Trust
- Influencing Consumer Perception and Purchase Decisions
- Differentiating from
Competitors - Supporting the Marketing Mix
(4Ps)
Business Card Elements
- Name
- Job title
- Company Name
- Logo
- Contact information
- Physical address
- Social Media Handles
- Tagline and slogan
- QR code
- Design elements
International Standard (ISO
7810 ID-1):
3.37 x 2.13 inches
North America Business card size
(3.5 x 2 inches)
Europe & Most of Asia
(3.34 x 2.17 inches)
Communicates Quality and Value
- Design, packaging, branding, and features convey
a product’s positioning.
Product
Communicates Brand Positioning
- High prices suggest exclusivity and luxury.
- Low prices indicate affordability and mass-market appeal
Price
Communicates Brand Identity and Value Proposition
- Advertisements, sponsorships, and social media create brand
awareness and engagement
Promotion
is the strategic
process of reshaping a brand’s identity,
perception, and market position to stay relevant and competitive.
Brand transformation
It involves
changes in visual identity, messaging,
customer experience, and sometimes,
the business model itself.
Brand transformation
Consumer preferences
and trends change over time
Market evolution
Adjusting
brand identity for global reach.
Expansion into New Markets