Brand Personality And Identity

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    1. Pradeep Narwal Marketing and Sales
    2. BRAND PERSONALITY & IDENTITY
    3. BRAND PERSONALITY
      • EMOTION CENTERED
      • HUMAN CENTERED
      • OTHER
    4. EMOTION CENTERED
      • PERSONALITY
    5. EMOTION CENTERED
      • PERSONALITY
    6. EMOTION CENTERED
      • ADJECTIVE
      FRESH
    7. HUMAN CENTERED
      • 5 PERSONALITY FACTOR
      • SINCERITY
      • EXCITEMENT
      • COMPETNCE
      • SOPHISTICATION
      • RUGGEDNESS
    8. BRAND PESONALITY SCALE BRNAD PERSONALITY SINCERIRTY EXCITEMENT COMPETENCE SOPHISTICATION RUGGEDNESS DOWN TO EARTH HONEST WHOLESOME CHEERFUL DARING SPIRITED IMAGINATIVE UP-TO-DATE TOUGH RELIABLE INTELLIGENT SUCCESSFUL UPPER CLASS CHARMING OUTDOORSY
    9. THREE APROACH
      • SELF EXPRESSION
      • RELATIONSHIP
      • FUNCTIONAL BENEFITS
    10. BRAND ANATOMY ATTRIBUTES BENEFITS ESSENCE
    11. SIX TYPES
      • Ritualistic brand
      paints
    12. SIX TYPES
      • Symbol brand
    13. SIX TYPES
      • Heritage brand
    14. SIX TYPES
      • Exclusive brand
    15. SIX TYPES
      • Belonging Brand
      Hamara Bajaj . . .
    16. SIX TYPES
      • Legendary Brands
    17. BRAND IMAGE
      • DEFINATION: The totality of the impressions about the brand. This includes its physical, functional and psychological aspects of the brand.
      • E.G. arrow shirts have premium image…
      • Brand image has three components
      • Product attributes
      • Consumer’s benefits
      • Brand personality
      • Brand image
      • Brand image would stem from 3 sources:
      • Provider-driven image is the image derived from the company/brand.
      • E.G. tata & l&t signals quality in everything it makes.
      • Sometimes brand image is influenced by the manufacturer’s name besides the brand’s own personality.
      • Product-driven image: this image is the result of the product’s performance. This in turn depends on its ingredients. Santoor toilet soap promises skin care through its contents.
      • User driven image: This image is driven by the lifestyle of user. Van heusen shirts are an expression of a particular life style.
    18. BRAND IMAGE – ESTABLISHED PRODUCTS AND NEW PRODUCTS
      • Brand image of most established products is difficult to change. This is because the brand would have acquired a personality step by step over a period of time.
      • E.G. the same problem might haunt bata which is finding jt difficult to compete with younger brands like woodlands, mescos, action etc.
    19. BRAND IMAGE AND COUNTRY-OF-ORIGIN
      • Several studies showed that brand image has a correlation with the country-of-origin.
      • E.G. japanese proucts are preferred in catagories like cars, cameras, vcrs, etc.
      • Other researchers find that the country-of-origin has nominal effect on the consumer’s “ perceptions” of the brand.
    20. Brand image and celebrity
      • Research on image built through endorsement of celebrities show that there are three aspects that influence a consumer’s attitude of a brand.
      • These are :
      • Attractiveness
      • Trustworthiness
      • Expertise
    21. Rocker shoes Shampoo Bazooka Sachin tendlkar Naina Balsavar Amjad alikhan Knowledge Qualified Skilled Expertise Khaitan fan Frozen vegetable Boost Khaitan Seshan T.N. Kapil Dev Dependable Honest Reliable Trustworthines Whisper Lux “ Asian paints” royale Renuka sahani Madhuri Dixit Pataudi Elegant Beautiful Classy Attractiveness Product Celebrity Image Aspects of a brand
    22. BRAND IMAGE AND IMAGERY
      • Image is the product seen from the consumer’s perspective.
      • It is what the consumers think about the product.
      • Imagery is the consumer seen from the product’s perspective.
      • Typically these imageries fall in three catagories:
      • Sacred
      • Secular
      • Mediating
      • A Sacred imagery is where the product gets elevated to the metaphysical blue skies.(E.g. chyawanaprash and parachute hair oil- everybody from grand parents to grandchildren uses them.)
      • A seclar imagery for a product is where the consumer would like to break the routine to do something new.( pepsi’s advertisement “Nothing Official” about it)
      • A mediating image is something that skilfully weaves the use of the sacred and the secular in its imagery.(E.G. santoor sandalwood Talc- a strinkgly modern women uses santoor talc but is shown as seeking the blessings of the elders.
    23. BRAND IMAGE AND USER STATUS
      • An interesting observation is that brand images are formed irrespective of whether the brand is being considered for purchase or not.
      • E.G. whether one is likely to purchase a maruti or not, one is likely to have a brand image of the product.
      • “ brand image is the impression left in the mind of the prospect by the brand.”
    24. BRAND IMAGE AND BRAND PERSONALITY
      • Brand personality is the sum total of all the significant tangible and intangible assets that a brand possesses.
      • Brand Image is how the brand is perceived by the consumer. In the words, brand personality is the cause while brand image is the effect.
      romantic Hear shaped biscuit Attractive Distinct packing Technoloy Superior . Leading manufac. Novelty Puffed biscuits Little hearts Reliable Quality Lifeboy soap Brand image Brand personality Brand name
    25. BUILDING BRAND PERSONALITY
      • The first step  SINGLE MINDEDNESS (in communicating and preserving what might be called core brand values.)
      • E.G. Marlboro cigarettes.
      • PROMOTION only Is not the way to Build brand personality, Every element of the marketing mix can be used to strengthen the brand’s personality.
      • E.G. Panteen shampoo – in terms of packaging, it is not only just attractive but also sphisticated.
      • It is well-known that 8 out of 10 brands the world over fail and the foremost reason for their death is that they have nothing distinctive to offer. This “ something” is personality.
    26. AAKER’S FRAMEWORK
      • Brand identity as defined by aaker is the sum of the brand expressed as a product organisation, person and symbol.
      • Brand as product deals with the accptance of the brand as a product itself.
      • E.G. for its price, Nirma is seen as a good product.
      • Brand as organisation emphasises that a brand is successful among other things because of the organisation values it upholds.
      • Brand as person deals with the question “what happens to this brand when it becomes a person?”
      • E.G. denim talc would be seen as “ masculine’, sunsilk shampoo as “feminine”.
      • Brand as symbol deals with heritage and what the brand stands for. E.G. coke symbolises the American dream.
    27. KAPFERER’S FRAMEWORK
      • KAPFERER represents brand identity diagrammatically as a six-sided prism as shown below.
      • Physique according to him is the basis of the brand.
      • E.G. the physique of Philips is “technology and reliability” while for the brand Tata it is “trust”
      • Personality is same as Aaker, it answers the question “what happens to this brand when it becomes a person?”
      • Culture symbolizes the organization, its country-of-origin and the values it stands for.
      • E.G. traditional brands like balsara, dabur and zandu.
      • Relationship is the handshake between consumer and the organisation. E.G. the relationship with “ safola” is safety.
      • Reflection is the consumer’s perception for what the brands stands for. E.G. coke’s image more attract youth.
      • Self-image is what the consumer think of himself.
      • E.G. benz Car owner think that since he has bought the car he is treating himself to one of the best car in the world.
    28. THANK YOU

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