Adapting to Consumer Preferences: Developing a Strong Brand Strategy
Stay ahead by adapting to changing consumer preferences, technology, and competition. Explore strategies for your product mix, branding, and positioning to create brand awareness, loyalty, and equity.
Adapting to Consumer Preferences: Developing a Strong Brand Strategy
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Changing Products • Keep up with changing consumer preferences • Keep up with changing technology • Keep up with competition
Product Mix Broad • Encourages 1-stop shopping Narrow • Encourages specialty shopping
Branded • Primarily used for products • Differentiate products Branded vs. Unbranded • Branded products are remembered • Branded products sold at higher prices • Branded products create loyalty
Product Positioning • Price/Quality: lowest price or highest quality • Features & Benefits: description of product’s characteristics • Unique Characteristics: what is special about product • Competition: comparing to others’ products
Terms Brand: name/words/symbol that identifies an organization and its products Brand recognition/awareness: making target market recognize and remember brand name Brand image: consumers’ set of beliefs about a brand, which shapes their attitudes Brand equity: value a brand has beyond its actual functional benefits Brand loyalty: a consistent preference of one brand over all others in a product category
Branding Process Brand Awareness Brand Image Brand Loyalty Brand Equity