Quiz 4 Flashcards
(30 cards)
4 categories of BLIP Model
Building Brands
Leveraging Brands
Identifyng and Measuring brands
Protecting brands
Why is BLIP model needed
Tendency on over-concentrate on important issue of brand building
To Build a strong brand…
Organization must create favorable association
3 Building Brands strategies
Reinforce the Brand
Revitalize the Brand
Adjust the brand portfolio
Leveraging Brands
Marketers must make decisions on how to best utilize their brand assets
Line Extensions
Adding a new form of product or service in the same product category
Brand extentions
Entering products/services with an existing brand name into a new product category
Great risk involved
Ways to measure brand equity: Quntitatively
Surveys
Financial Measures
Ways to measure brand equity: Qualitatively
Thought listing technique, brand collages, developing concentric circles
Conducting Brand equity research can determine…
What does the brand mean to the Consumer?
What are teh Attitudes towards the brand?
What colors are assosciated with the brand?
What is the brands personality?
How to protect the brand?
Legally protect the brand (trademark, copyrights)
Institute policies to avoid dilution of brands
Brand Management challanges
Brand Proliferation
Media Fragmentation
Protecting a brand
Increased Costs
Licensed Products
Products which bear the name and logo of amateur, collegiate and professional sport teams, athletes, macots, etc.
Created by an outside company
Branded Products
Products which bear the name of the manufacturer
Licensees
Organizations which manufacture the merchandise
Licensor
Organization which grants teh right to the licensee to use the team name, logo, colors, nickmane, etc.
Price
The exchange value of good or service and the value of an item in the marketplace
Lanham Act
Any word, name, symbol, or device or combination therof adopted by and used by a manufacture or merchant to identify his goods and distinguish the from those manufactured or sold by others
Players Associtation Licensing
Approve and manage licenses for player names and likenesses
At the core of any decision is the value that a consumer perceives
Fan Cost Index
Total cost to attend a sports event
Capitation Pricing
Offering a price “per head”
Typically used on a group basis
Elasticity of Demand
How sensative the market is to a price change
Inelastic
Increase in price will mean increase in profits