Chapter 2 of 7 on the digital-social revolution. Covering the emergence of Brand as a key differentiator in building business value. The term "brand" is often misinterpreted as simply referring to a visual identity. It is so much more - it is the experience people have of your organisation, it is the connection that they feel and most importantly it is the reason customers buy. This share explores brand and its significance in building equity. References include: The New Zealand All Blacks (and rugby), Harley Davidson, Apple, Virgin Atlantic, Lego, IBM, Air New Zealand safety videos, and Spotify. It references work from Idris Motee, Fast Company & Millward Brown.
3. 2. KNOW WHAT YOU STAND FOR
UNDERSTAND
THE POWER OF
BRAND EQUITY
FOR MANY OF 4.4 MILLION PEOPLE IN NEW ZEALAND…
4. 2. KNOW WHAT YOU STAND FOR
THAT EQUITY IS
IN THE GAME
THEY PLAY
AND NATIONAL
TEAM THEY
SUPPORT.
5. 2. KNOW WHAT YOU STAND FOR
UNDERSTAND
THE POWER OF
BRAND EQUITY
SINCE 1905 – THEY HAVE BUILT…
A WORLD BEATING RECORD.
6. 30 test wins in a row on home
soil, is a world record
Double their opposition’s score
on average
75% of the time they win a test
match, that is 379 wins out of 501
82% of test matches won in the
last 10 years
80% of the time they’ve held the
no.1 international position
7. WHAT THEY ARE KNOWN FOR THOUGH IS SOMETHING ELSE.
THE HAKA – PERFORMED AT THE BEGINNING OF A MATCH
8. WHAT THEY ARE KNOWN FOR THOUGH IS SOMETHING
ELSE
A WAR CRY
THAT
CROSSES
CULTURES,
DATES BACK
GENERATIONS
AND
STIRS PASSIONS.
The RATIONAL aspects are the reasons WHY the Haka has such emotional power for the brand.The picture here is showing a typical response to the Haka with other teams intimidated by its brand power