10 Brand Names That Have Entered the American Lexicon
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Synonym of brand's names
Several brand names such as Surf, Xerox, Band-Aid, Vaseline, Walkman, Thermos, Dettol, Colgate, Photoshop, Aspirin, Mobil, and Dalda have become synonymous with the products they represent due to their popularity and brand recognition. These brands were so successful that consumers referred to all similar products in the category by the brand name, such as asking for a Xerox instead of photocopy or Photoshopping instead of digitally editing images. While other companies now produce similar products, the brand names mentioned remain the most well-known terms for these items.
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achicved and held apgrosimate Duries the 1950s, the major comppetivive chapges in the
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I need 3 pages
Overview
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The production was scripted in the form of fake news flashes that repeatedly interrupted musical recordings. The first news flash reported strange activity sighted on Mars. The next interruption was an urgent message saying a meteor had crashed near Grover’s Mills, New Jersey. Then came a “live” report from the New Jersey site saying it wasn’t a meteor at all but Martians with death-ray guns who had just killed one thousand people. Remember, all of this was scripted and it was an adaptation of an earlier novel. The Mercury Theatre of the Air regularly adapted novels to perform for this radio program.
Even though there had been a strong disclaimer at the beginning of the broadcast saying the story was only make-believe, there were some real consequences. The radio play was misinterpreted by some to be an actual news story. People crowded into churches, highways became jam-packed with cars, and many people put on gas masks. In one unlucky town in Washington State, an actual power failure magnified the frenzy and horror. Thousands of people, believing they were under attack by Martians, flooded newspaper offices and radio and police stations with calls, asking how to flee their city or how they should protect themselves from "gas raids." Scores of adults reportedly required medical treatment for shock and hysteria. There were even reports of people committing suicide out of fear of the Martians invading New Jersey.
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brand positioning
This document summarizes key concepts from the 1981 book "Positioning: The Battle for your Mind" by Al Ries and Jack Trout. It discusses how positioning involves claiming a unique position for a product in the consumer's mind. First movers have an advantage, so a non-first product must find an unoccupied position. Leaders should reinforce their status without boasting and introduce related brands. Followers must find unique positions rather than trying to appeal to everyone. Repositioning competitors or changing perceptions of them can also be effective strategies. The name of a brand is very important in shaping consumer perceptions.
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Dave Robinson was planning a sales promotion strategy for Boots' line of professional hair care products. Some potential promotion options included a buy two get one free deal, offering a gift with purchase like a sample conditioner, or a coupon for 50p off. Each option was estimated to increase sales by a different amount. After analyzing the competition and consumer behaviors, Boots selected the buy two get one free deal since it would drive the highest sales increase of 300% during the promotional period while their competitors could not easily copy this promotion. The goal was to use these promotions to help Boots maintain leadership in the UK hair care market.
Brand positioning
Ries and Trout popularized the concept of positioning in marketing. Positioning involves communicating a simplified message to consumers that is consistent with their existing beliefs in order to stand out in a crowded marketplace. They argue it is important to be the first brand in a category or find an unoccupied position. Repositioning competitors or using descriptive names can also help brands succeed. Line extensions often fail by diluting an established brand position. Overall the document outlines Ries and Trout's theories on how positioning a brand in the consumer's mind is key to marketing success.
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On Halloween eve in 1938, there was an adaptation of H.G. Well’s 1898 novel “War of the Worlds” on the radio series “Mercury Theatre of the Air”. Orson Welles produced, hosted, and acted in this series, which adapted mystery, science fiction and other drama for radio. Welles aired the 1898 Martian invasion novel (War of the Worlds) in the style of a radio news program. For people who missed the opening disclaimer, the program sounded like a real news report!
The production was scripted in the form of fake news flashes that repeatedly interrupted musical recordings. The first news flash reported strange activity sighted on Mars. The next interruption was an urgent message saying a meteor had crashed near Grover’s Mills, New Jersey. Then came a “live” report from the New Jersey site saying it wasn’t a meteor at all but Martians with death-ray guns who had just killed one thousand people. Remember, all of this was scripted and it was an adaptation of an earlier novel. The Mercury Theatre of the Air regularly adapted novels to perform for this radio program.
Even though there had been a strong disclaimer at the beginning of the broadcast saying the story was only make-believe, there were some real consequences. The radio play was misinterpreted by some to be an actual news story. People crowded into churches, highways became jam-packed with cars, and many people put on gas masks. In one unlucky town in Washington State, an actual power failure magnified the frenzy and horror. Thousands of people, believing they were under attack by Martians, flooded newspaper offices and radio and police stations with calls, asking how to flee their city or how they should protect themselves from "gas raids." Scores of adults reportedly required medical treatment for shock and hysteria. There were even reports of people committing suicide out of fear of the Martians invading New Jersey.
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After listening to a part of the broadcast (see below), answer the following questions in about 3 - 5 pages, double spaced. You may want to read the following article for further information about the radio broadcast before answering the questions: National Geographic article: "War of the Worlds": Behind the 1938 Radio Show Panic. (외부 사이트로 연결합니다.)외부 사이트로 연결합니다.
For this assignment, listen to about 15 minutes of the broadcast War of the Worlds. (Pay attention to the first 11 seconds, from the beginning to 0:11 - when it is introduced as a show. Listeners who missed the introduction and disclaimer that this was a broadcast based on a novel were more likely to believe this was true.)
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- 3. Vaseline -What is it? petroleum jelly - First introduced in 1872, this petroleum jelly is referred to almost exclusively as Vaseline. Experts estimate that Vaseline owns about 90% of the market.
- 4. Kleenex - What is it? tissue paper - Kleenex was brought to the market in 1924. Kleenex is dominant in the industry controlling almost 50% of the market.
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- 10. Chap Stick- What is it? Lip Balm. Chapstick, which was created in the late 19th century is used interchangeably with the term, lip balm. Despite the recent popularity of Burt’s Bees and EOS, Chapstick is still the industry leader.
- 11. Thermos - What is it? Vacuum Flask. Thermos which was brought to consumers more than a century ago in 1904. Thermos was so commonly used that the company Thermos lost the trademark several decades ago.
- 12. Google- What is it? search engine. The youngest addition to this list, Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded this company in 1997. “To google” is now synonymous with searching keywords on the internet. The internet behemoth commands more than 67% of the market.
- 13. Some others include: Popsicle, Jacuzzi, Astroturf, Post-It, Xerox, White-out, Velcro, and Listerine.