Brande me anglais
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This document discusses brand identity and provides Coca-Cola as an example. It outlines the STARMETHOD narrative structure of Situation, Task, Action, Result. For Coca-Cola, the origins are as a medicine from coca leaves. The values are sharing with friends and family, being eco-friendly, and quality. The personality is young and dynamic with red, white, and the color and logo being easy to understand. The physical appearance includes steel cans, glass bottles in red and white. The inside of the brand includes its origins, culture, and values/personality while the outside is the physical appearance and narrative. The culture associated with Coca-Cola is the American way of life. Benefits include being
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Here are 14 questions based on the answers in the text:
1. Where was Frank born?
2. Where did Frank go to school before moving to Denver?
3. Does Frank miss Buenos Aires?
4. Does Frank enjoy studying and living in Denver?
5. How long has Frank lived in Denver for?
6. Where is Frank currently studying?
7. What degree is Frank going to receive next June?
8. Where is Frank going to return to after receiving his degree?
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10. Where does Alice study?
11. What degree is Alice also going to receive next May?
12. Where did Frank and
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Brande me anglais
- 1. A.Boswell – Tuesday 17h30 19h Laurène Vidal et Charlotte Maisonneuve – Groupe 234 « BRAND ME » The Brand essence THE BRAND IDENTITY SCHEME Narrative STARMETHOD : Situation Task Action Result Example : COCA-COLA Origins : medicine based on coca leaf Values : share it with friends and family, eco-friendly, quality Personality : Red, zero, light; young and dynamic Narrative : Christmas ( Santa claus transformed from green into red) Physical appearance :steel can, glass bottle, red and white, logo is easy to understand and to memorize. First packaging transparent! BRAND IDENTITY Benefits : -traces into the mind The inside : -originis -culture -values and personnality The outside : -physical appearance -narrative personnality
- 2. A.Boswell – Tuesday 17h30 19h Laurène Vidal et Charlotte Maisonneuve – Groupe 234 Culture :American way of life Benefits : refreshing, energy, fun, social life Activity : Each person in the class made his own "brand me" to get to know ourselves better and especially knowing how to sell ourselves on the market. Vocabulary : Marketable = Vendeur To put yourself at an advantage Glitch = pépin CV - You have to remember that the « ES section » is economics and social sciences. - The resume should not contain any spelling mistake, to be the most professional and concrete in the eyes of his future employer. - Make sure to not use MAKE or DO in your CV.