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    Module :Understand ing BrandAnatomy

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    Brand Manager: The Idea

    13 May, 1931,Neil McElroy wrote a memo to hisboss, RF Rogan

    His memo lasts for three pages, not one.

    In it (displaying the sexism of his times), he lays

    out the case for 'Brand Man

    His memo features a prescient phrase: Brand

    Man should take 'a very heavy share of

    individual brand responsibility Soon, brand managers commanded a pivotal

    role within companies such as McElroy's,

    Procter & Gamble, as they restructured around

    their brands and 'brand management'.

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    Role of Brand Manager: Evolution Globalization, retailer power, the growing importance of customer

    experience, social media: challenged McElroy's neat job description.

    According to a recent McKinsey* survey('A New World for Brand Managers,McKinsey Quarterly (April 2010)), these have 'stripped away' brand managers'

    authority, denying them the perspective and autonomy they once had.

    Globalization has also done its bit to erode the powers of the local brand

    chief executive.

    Rise of retail power has introduced the concept like Category Manager. (For

    example, Kraft's European operations are organized around a category model,

    with P&L responsibility held not by brand managers but 'category presidents'

    based in Zurich.)

    The rising importance of customer experience - a more holistic view of the brand

    that takes it beyond the product and its communication to every possible

    touch-point has contributed to the dispersal of the brand manager's authority. Because of explosion of social media, managing the brand involves both

    internal communication and external engagement .

    Underneath it all, however, the brand manager'sjob remains remarkably

    similar to that outlined by McElroy in 1931, It's still about building brand

    equity.

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    A Brand Managers Potential Interactions

    Sales

    Designers

    Researchers

    Premium

    suppliers

    Premium

    screening Store

    testing Sampling

    Couponing

    Media

    Advertising

    agency

    Packaging

    Promotion

    services

    Purchasing

    Publicity

    Legal

    Fiscal

    Market

    research

    Manufactur-

    ing and

    distribution

    Research

    and

    development

    Brand

    manager

    Suppliers

    Trade

    Suppliers

    TradeResearch

    suppliers

    Suppliers

    Agency media department

    Company media department

    Media sales reps

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    Product/Brand -Focused StructureHead of

    company/division

    Corporate

    communicationsFinanceMarketingManufacturing

    Manager of

    product/Brand A

    Manager of

    product/Brand C

    Manager of

    product/Brand B

    Marketing

    ResearchSupport

    Product/Brand

    management

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    Defining the Competitive Set

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    Bases of Competition

    I. Customer-orientedWho they arecompetition for samebudget

    When they use it

    Why they use it- benefits soughtII. Marketing-oriented: advertising

    and promotion

    Theme/copy strategyMedia

    Distribution

    Price

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    Bases of Competition cont.

    III. Resource-orientedRaw materials

    Employees

    Financial resources

    IV. Geographic

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    Levels of Competition

    Diet

    lemon

    limes

    Fruit

    flavored

    colas

    Coffee

    Diet

    Coke

    Diet

    Pepsi

    Bottled

    water

    Lemon

    limes

    Regular

    colas

    Beers

    Juices

    Wine

    Fast food

    Tea

    Video

    rentals

    Ice

    cream

    Product form

    competition:

    Diet colas

    Product

    category

    competition:Soft drinks

    Generic

    competition:

    BeveragesBudget

    competition:

    Food and

    entertainment

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    Levels of Competition: Implicationsfor Product Strategy

    Budget

    Generic

    Product

    Category

    Product

    Form

    Competitive LevelConvince Customers that the

    Brand is Better than Others

    Convince Customers that the

    Product Form is Best in theCategory

    Convince Customers that the

    Product Category is the Best

    Way to Satisfy Needs

    Convince Customers that the

    Generic Benefits are the Most

    Appropriate Way to Spend

    their Money

    Product Management Task

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    Category Attractiveness Analysis

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    Aggregate Category Factors

    Category size

    Category growth

    Stage in product life cycle Sales cyclicity

    Seasonality

    Profits

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    Category Attractivenessover the Product Life Cycle

    Stage ofproductlife cycle

    Categorysize

    Categorygrowth

    Categoryattractiveness

    Introduction

    Small

    Low

    Low

    Growth

    Moderate

    High

    High

    Maturity

    Large

    Low

    Low/high

    Decline

    Moderate

    Negative

    Low

    Sales

    Time

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    Customer Analysis: What We Need to Knowabout Current and Potential Customers

    Who buys and uses the product What customers buy and how they use it

    Where customers buy

    When customers buy

    How customers choose

    Why they prefer a product

    How they respond to marketing programs

    Will they buy it (again)?

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    Basic Customer Strategies

    1. Customer acquisition

    2. Customer retention

    3. Customer expansion

    4. Customer deletion

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    From Product to Brand

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    Best Global Brands 2010

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    Best Global Brands 2011

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    Summary of INTERBRAND top 100 Global Brands 2012

    Country of ORIGIN No. of Brands

    US 53Finland 1

    Japan 7

    Germany 9

    France 7

    South Korea 3

    Sweden 2

    UK 4

    Switzerland 3

    Netherlands 3

    Canada 2

    Italy 3

    Spain 2

    Mexico 1

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    What is a BRAND?

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    What is a brand?

    A brand is a name, term, sign, symbol, or design,

    or a combination of them,

    intended to identity the goods or servicesof one seller or group of sellers

    andtodifferentiate them from those of competitors

    - American Marketing Association

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    A product is an object or service thats available.

    A brand is a complex set of satisfactions delivered.

    Jeremy Bullmore, WPP

    Branding is a natural, instinctive human creation. A

    way of making a complicated world simpler. With abrand, you get a symbol, a cue - you know what youre

    getting, you know what to expect.

    Niall Fitzgerald, Unilever

    How others define a brand

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    In a nutshell

    Keeping ahead with rational product advantages is

    unsustainable in highly competitive markets. It is the

    emotional value of brands that are enduringly

    attractive to consumers.

    K. Ohmae, McKinsey & Co.

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    A sum of parts

    Functional Product

    Attributes

    Symbolic Values

    & Associations

    Rational (Head) Emotional (Heart)

    The Brand

    +

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    Or put another way

    Personality

    User imagery

    Symbols

    Brand/customerrelationships

    Emotional benefits

    Self-expressivebenefits

    Corporate

    associations

    Country of origin

    and history

    Functional benefits

    Attributes

    Uses

    Quality

    Value

    Brand/flesh

    Product/stone

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    BRAND CONCEPT

    If this business were to be split up, I would be glad to take the

    brands, trademarks and goodwill and you could have all the bricks

    and motor-and I would fare better than you

    John Stuart, Former Chairman of Quaker Oats Ltd

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    Brand: The beginning

    Searing of flesh with a hot iron to produce

    a scar or mark with an easily recognizable

    pattern for identification purpose

    Livestock were branded by the Egyptians

    as early as 2000BCE.

    The practice was brought to North

    America in the sixteenth century by theSpanish conqueror Hernan Cortes (1485-

    1547)

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    Brand: The evolution

    1882: Harley Procter named his generically named

    white soap as Ivory Soap: an idea that apparently

    came to him while reading a psalm in church

    In December of that year, Ivory got a slogan 99and 44/100% pure

    1888, in Janesville, Wisconsin, George Safford

    Parker named each pen produced by his company

    a Parker Pen

    In Europe, food industry provided the first brand

    names such as Nestle, Cadbury, Kellogg

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    Brands can reduce risk in product decisions. There aremany different types of risks that consumers mayperceive in buying and consuming a product:

    1. Functional Risk

    2. Physical Risk

    3. Financial Risk

    4. Social Risk

    5. Psychological Risk

    6. Time Risk

    SO,

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    Why do Brands matter?

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    For Consumers

    Functional: Identification of

    Product Source

    Reduces search costs

    Experiential: Risk reducer

    Signal of Quality

    Symbolic: fit with self image

    Representing a group

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    For Manufacturers

    Identification to simplify

    handling or tracing

    Legal Protection Signal of Quality Level

    Competitive Advantage

    Financial Returns

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    Contracting with a Brand

    A Brand is a contract, carved in stone

    and long (ever ?) lasting contrat

    with the final consumer

    with her own environment

    This is a two ways contract (return

    contract ?)

    Historical / Memory Future / Project

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    Brand Identity Plan

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    What is Brand Identity?

    Brand Identity is the unique set of brandassociations that the brand strategist aspires

    to create or maintain.

    These associations represent what thebrand stands for and imply a promise to

    customers for the organization members.

    Identity includes moral image, aim and

    values that together constitute the essence

    of individuality while differentiating the brand

    (de Chernatony, 2002).

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    Brand Identity (Kapferers Prism)

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    Brand Identity

    Characteristics of PhysicalRepresentation:

    objective characteristics of the brand

    quick and easy visual recognition thanks to starproducts

    Characteristics of Personality:

    this is the brands main intrinsic parameter,what kind of person it is

    no personality = weakness

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    Human Personality Factors: Big FIVE Model ( McCrae, 1993)

    B d P lit

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    Brand Personality:

    Aaker(1997) factor analyze the individual ratings of 40 brands on 114 personality traits by 631

    respondents recruited in the US

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    Brand personality

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    Brand Personality Scale

    (BPS)

    Traits Brand

    Sincerity Domestic, honest,

    genuine, cheerful

    Campbells,

    Hallmark, Kodak

    Excitement Daring, spirited,

    imaginative, up-to-

    date

    Porsche, Absolut,

    Benetton

    Competence Reliable, responsible,

    dependable, efficient

    Amex, CNN, IBM

    Sophistication Glamorous,

    pretentious, charming,

    romantic

    Lexus, Mercedes,

    Revlon

    Ruggedness Tough, strong,

    outdoorsy, rugged

    Levis, Malboro,

    Nike

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    A Corporate Character Scale to Assess Employee and Customer Views of Organiza...

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    Selection of CELEBRATIES :Trait to

    explain CELEBRATIES

    Dimensions

    HaritikRoshan

    JohnAbraham

    Mahindra.S.Dhoni

    Aamir Khan

    RanbirKapoor

    ShahrukhKhan

    5 43 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1

    Attractiveness

    (Attractiveness,

    Classy,

    Elegant)

    Trustworthiness

    (Dependable,

    Reliable,

    Sincere)

    Expertise

    (Experienced,

    Knowledgeable,

    Skilled)

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    Brand IdentityCharacteristics of Culture: a brand is a systemic values task force full of cultural

    power and heritage

    a products legitimacy is embodied in the name of thebrand and the culture it represents

    (i.e. consumers behave a certain way thanks tothe brand; the brand has created/encouraged a newform of behaviour/ culture)

    Characteristics of Self-image:

    brand as an internal mirror of its consumer i.e whatthe consumer think of himself.

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    Brand Identity

    Characteristics of Reflection: value that is bought by the consumer

    this targets the consumers external image

    Identification Model: shows consumers whatthey desire to be or own

    Characteristics of Relationship:

    our consumption sustains a certain type ofrelationship with the organisation?

    SOURCE: BRAND REPORTER

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    Brand Identity

    Sources of Identity:

    Products

    Name

    Corporate graphics, symbolic logos

    Personage

    Geographical and historical roots

    Publicity and advertising

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    Case of CENTURYPLY

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    BRAND_VIDEO CLIPS\P&G Brand Identity 2010 - YouTube.flv

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    BRAND POSITIONING

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    Brand Positioning

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    Brand Knowledge StructuresBrand EquityTo Create

    Brand Positioning

    To

    Determine

    Brand Positioning and its Relation with Brand Equity

    *Brand Knowledge structures are based on Brand Image and Brand Awareness

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    Positioning Guidelines

    Get the key consumer Insight: Find the GAPto occupy

    Main unique proposition/promise that the

    brand is going to offer/fulfill

    Make it specific, short and tangible

    Keep the positioning up-to-date

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    Brand Positioning

    Define competitive frame of reference Target market

    Nature of competition

    Define desired brand knowledgestructures

    Points-of-parity

    Points-of-difference

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    POP & POD

    Points-of-Parity-Shared brand

    values

    Necessary

    Competitive

    Id tif i & Ch i POD

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    Identifying & Choosing POD

    Desirable ( Customer Perspectives)

    Personality Relevant

    Distinctive & Superior

    Believable & Credible

    Deliverable ( Firm Perspectives)

    Feasible

    Profitable

    Pre-emptive, defensive & Difficult to attack

    Differentiating ( Competitive Perspectives)

    Unique

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    Brainstorming:Define Positioning Statement

    Target Customer Group: Need:

    Competitive Framework:

    Benefit ( Reason-why):

    Brand Presence:

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    Positioning in B2B Market Product differentiation

    Feature, Conformance, Performance, Durability,

    Reliability, Style, Design ad clip\Ozone Safe.jpg

    Service differentiation

    Delivery, Installation, Customer Training, Consultingservices, Repair, Replacement BRAND_VIDEO CLIPS\HCL.jpg

    Personnel differentiation

    Empathy, Competency, Credibility, Reliability,

    Responsiveness, Communication BRAND_VIDEO CLIPS\FEDEX.jpg

    Image differentiation

    Symbol, People, Events, Media, Community BRAND_VIDEOCLIPS\dell.jpg

    BRAND IMAGE: the way of thinking by a consumer about the brand

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    BRAND IMAGE: the way of thinking by a consumer about the brand

    (MENTAL CONSTRUCTS) and the feelings the brand arouses when

    the consumer thinks about it

    C t f B d I

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    Components of Brand Image:

    Life style

    Expectation

    Experience

    Disposition

    Differentiation

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    Your Brands Genetic Code: BRAND DNA

    Every great brand has substance. a brandsDNA is timeless. a brands blue print is aunique set of values that originally

    defined them. Great brands canremain relevant through creativity.A brands DNA is not strictly about the

    product, service, the past or even aboutresearch -- its about tapping in to an

    essence or story that defines who you areto the people that matter most, your corecustomers.

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