This document discusses different types of co-branding strategies companies can use. Co-branding involves combining two or more established brands into a joint product. It can open opportunities for new customers and channels while reducing costs and speeding adoption. The document outlines several co-branding strategies such as same company co-branding, joint venture co-branding, retail co-branding, and ingredient branding, which creates brand equity for components within other branded products. Examples of each strategy are provided.