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Introduction to Product Management

Professor Carl Mela Marketing 460 Product Management Fuqua School of Business. Brand Management System On Building A Brand Managing Across Brands. Introduction to Product Management. The Ascendance of Branding. Agenda. Course Overview What is a Brand? The Value of Brands

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Creating Brand Equity

Creating Brand Equity. Brand. A name, term, sign, symbol or design, or a combination of them, intended to identify the goods or services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of competitors. The Role of Brands. Identify the maker.

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Dimension of a Brand

Dimension of a Brand. BRAND DRIVERS :. Maruti / SujukiPassenger cars- Better technology (Compared Primitive ones like Ambassador and Premier) - Reasonable price, Functionality LuxToiletries- Skin friendly (though it is not) - Aroma - Market Share - Glamour/Status

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Introduction to branding

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Communicating Messages

Communicating Messages. Reading. Shimp Chapters 10 and 11. Communications System. NOISE ??. SENDER ???. RECEIVER ???. Message ??. Channel ??. Feedback ??. Simple Customer Values. SYMBOLIC. FUNCTIONAL. CUSTOMER VALUES. EXPERIENCE. Customer Value Drivers. Economic Value

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Brand Building

Brand Building. What is Brand building?. Involves all the activities that are necessary to nurture a brand into a healthy cash flow stream for the company after launch. Advertising does a lot to help build brands.

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MANAGING BRANDS OVER TIME

MANAGING BRANDS OVER TIME. Zeenat Jabbar. Reinforcing Brands. Generally, we reinforce brand equity by marketing actions that consistently convey the meaning of the brand to consumers in terms of brand awareness and brand image. Managing Brands over Time.

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BRAND KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURES

BRAND KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURES. Zeenat Jabbar. Figure 2-9 Building Customer-Based Brand Equity BRAND BUILDING TOOLS AND OBJECTIVES CONSUMER KNOWLEDGE EFFECTS BRANDING BENEFITS . Choosing Brand Elements Brand name Memorability Logo Meaningfulness Symbol Appeal

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Creating a Value Net

Creating a Value Net. Distinguished University Professor. Value Net. Customers IHE Suppliers. Customers Competitors Complementors Suppliers. Competitors. Complementors. The Hedgehog Concept in the Social Sectors. What are you deeply passionate about. What drives

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Creating a Value Net

Creating a Value Net. Distinguished University Professor. Value Net. Customers IHE Suppliers. Customers Competitors Complementors Suppliers. Competitors. Complementors. The Hedgehog Concept in the Social Sectors. What are you deeply passionate about. What drives

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The effects of co-creation* on consumer perceptions

The effects of co-creation* on consumer perceptions. *Co-creation between firms and consumers in new product development. Joyce van Dijk 841018208030 MSc thesis ECH chairgroup Prof. Dr. G. Antonides. Content of this presentation What is co-creation and why is it important?

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Product Strategy

Product Strategy. Branding and Product Lines. Product Management. Product Mix Product Line Management Branding Brand Equity Brand Management. Product Mix. Width number of different product lines Length total number of items within the lines Depth

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chapter 8

chapter 8. Managing Sport Brands. Objectives. To understand and discuss the full scope and importance of brand management and branding in the sport setting To demonstrate an understanding of how brand equity is developed in a variety of sport settings

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Product Planning

Product Planning. Chapter 10. Life Cycle Management. From cradle to grave management of the product Fine-tuning strategy Defending against competitors Continuously innovating the product, if possible. Product Life Cycle. Similar to S-curve for product diffusion

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Charles Trappey

Charles Trappey. Chiao Tung Universty, Hsinchu. THE CHALLENGE. How did BenQ create a global brand?. EXTERNAL FACTORS. INTERNAL FACTORS. Brand Image: creating a brand with international appeal. Branding vs. OEM Effects on revenue. Country-of-Origin Effect

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1990 2000 1 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola 2 Kellogg's (33) Microsoft * 3 McDonald's IBM

Top Worldwide Brands. 1990 2000 1 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola 2 Kellogg's (33) Microsoft * 3 McDonald's IBM 4 Kodak (24) Intel * 5 Marlboro (11) Nokia * 6 IBM General Electric * 7 American Exp. (19) Ford * 8 Sony (18) Disney * 9 Mercedes (12) McDonald's

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online branding consultant in portland

A successful brand is relevant as well as well-defined to the market. You might assume that if your business has a logo, tagline, and card, the branding is complete. The procedure of branding and promotion as per the online branding consultant in portland is complete only when you consider the key elements that are mentioned below.

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digital strategy consultant portland

Traits of the brand are what the brand will illustrate should be known for outside and within the business. You must think about the particular personality traits you want your prospects, employees, clients, and partners to use whenever they describe your business. For the branding and promotion after the online branding consultant in portland, you must have at least five to seven traits that stand for the brand and describe what to expect from the same.

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online branding consultant in portland

If you have consistency in every action, communication as well as behavior, both internally and externally, incorporating the identity of the brand in every aspect of the business, you can create the successful strategy with the help of online branding consultant in portland.

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