Brand architecture
& BEHAVIOUR
Brand architecture and behaviour
“Culture eats strategy for lunch!”
Brand
architecture
and
Brand
behaviour
-  Brands behave like people: they want
to be different.
-  Brands have a natural tendency to
create their own meaning and
direction
-  Each brand has its own unique
personality and offering
-  The more brands in brand
architecture, the more complex
-  Simplicity requires less of everything
Brand design
(new brands)
process
• Set objectives
• Align goals
• Catalogue biases
• Value Offering
• Market Research
• Business
Strategy
• Brand strategy
• Brand positioning
• Brainstorm
• Symbols,
• typography,
colours
• Creative
Interpretation
• Research
• Executive
presentation
• CI Guidelines
• Branding inside
out
• Roll-out
• Brand
evaluations
• Policing of CI
application
Transformingbrands
Measure	
  
Develop to be
Brand Strategy
- Brand Positioning
- USP’s/Differentiators
- Core Brand Strategy
- Communications Strategy
- Articulate vision
- Brand Design
- Brand Blueprint
- Corporate Identity
Guidelines
- Develop value propositions
for key segments targeted
Implementation
- Alignment
Vision & Values
Objectives
Marketing Plans
KPA’s
Current Brand
Strategy
- Positioning
- Architecture
- Communications
Review Brand
Blueprint
- Segmenting &
Targeting
- Strengths &
Weaknesses
- Situational Analysis
Review Brand
Relevance &
Resonance
- Value proposition per
segment
- Opportunities &
Threats
- Emotive Triggers
- USPs &
differentiators of
positioning
Assess Gap
& Decision
- Evolve
- Recreate
Evaluate	
  Fine-­‐Tune	
  
BRANDING	
  INSIDE	
  OUT	
  
Par<cipate	
  
Involvement	
  
Alignment	
  Alignment	
  
Alignment	
  
Objec<ves	
  
KPAs	
  
Evalua<on	
  
Inform	
   Alignment	
  
process

Brand Architecture & Behaviour

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Brand architecture andbehaviour “Culture eats strategy for lunch!”
  • 3.
    Brand architecture and Brand behaviour -  Brands behavelike people: they want to be different. -  Brands have a natural tendency to create their own meaning and direction -  Each brand has its own unique personality and offering -  The more brands in brand architecture, the more complex -  Simplicity requires less of everything
  • 4.
    Brand design (new brands) process • Setobjectives • Align goals • Catalogue biases • Value Offering • Market Research • Business Strategy • Brand strategy • Brand positioning • Brainstorm • Symbols, • typography, colours • Creative Interpretation • Research • Executive presentation • CI Guidelines • Branding inside out • Roll-out • Brand evaluations • Policing of CI application
  • 5.
    Transformingbrands Measure   Develop tobe Brand Strategy - Brand Positioning - USP’s/Differentiators - Core Brand Strategy - Communications Strategy - Articulate vision - Brand Design - Brand Blueprint - Corporate Identity Guidelines - Develop value propositions for key segments targeted Implementation - Alignment Vision & Values Objectives Marketing Plans KPA’s Current Brand Strategy - Positioning - Architecture - Communications Review Brand Blueprint - Segmenting & Targeting - Strengths & Weaknesses - Situational Analysis Review Brand Relevance & Resonance - Value proposition per segment - Opportunities & Threats - Emotive Triggers - USPs & differentiators of positioning Assess Gap & Decision - Evolve - Recreate Evaluate  Fine-­‐Tune   BRANDING  INSIDE  OUT   Par<cipate   Involvement   Alignment  Alignment   Alignment   Objec<ves   KPAs   Evalua<on   Inform   Alignment   process