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Branding is the process of creating a unique name and image for a product through consistent advertising. It involves establishing elements like identity, image, personality, communication, awareness, positioning and equity. There are different types of branding like manufacturer versus private brands, individual versus family brands, and co-branding. Brands use names, slogans, colors, symbols and logos to associate themselves with products. OSIM International is an example of a successful branding strategy. It focuses on building its brand for healthy lifestyle products through outsourcing manufacturing, maintaining brand consistency, hosting events, and prioritizing innovation.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ......................................................................... 3
Introduction................................................................................... 5
Vision & Voice ............................................................................... 6
Vision ............................................................................................. 6
Voice............................................................................................... 7
USP................................................................................................. 9
Name............................................................................................. 11
Slogans or Taglines ..................................................................... 13
Visual Branding ............................................................................ 15
Conclusion..................................................................................... 17
Resources ...................................................................................... 18
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2 do corporate branding
3 do cows feel branding
4 do good branding
5 do it yourself branding
6 do it yourself branding iron
7 do not disturb hotel branding
8 do tattoo shops do branding
9 do your own branding
10 do's and don'ts of branding
11 do's and don'ts of personal branding
12 how can branding add value to a product
13 how can branding benefit a business
14 how can branding help a business
15 how can branding influence customers
16 how can branding influence customers perception
17 how can companies create emotional branding
18 how can recruiters use branding effectively
19 how can strong branding benefit businesses
20 how can we do branding
21 how can you relate marketing and branding
22 how hot should a branding iron be
23 how important is branding
24 how long should a branding statement be
25 how much branding cost
26 how much does branding cost
27 how much for corporate branding
28 how much is a branding iron
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30 how much is branding design
31 how much is vehicle branding
32 how much should i charge for branding
33 how much should i pay for branding
34 how much to budget for branding
35 how to be a branding consultant
36 how to branding
37 how to branding a product
38 how to branding your business
39 how to branding yourself
40 how to define branding
Umbrella Branding
Umbrella branding involves marketing multiple related products under a single brand name to leverage the equity and reputation of the core brand. Amul and Nivea are examples of successful umbrella brands - Amul markets various dairy products under its core brand while Nivea markets cosmetic products across over 150 countries. The benefits of umbrella branding include lower marketing costs, easier launch of new products, and a common brand identity that helps customers recognize related products. However, unique identities of individual products may suffer and the brand faces risks if any single product fails. Customers ultimately care most that products meet their specific needs rather than just sharing a parent brand.
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Brand management
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Brand equity and brand revitalization
Brand equity refers to the added value provided to products and services due to the brand, as reflected in consumer thoughts, feelings and actions towards the brand. Brand equity provides key benefits like greater loyalty, less vulnerability to competition and marketing crises, and opportunities for brand extension. Drivers of brand equity include brand elements, marketing activities, and meaning transference. Brand revitalization is a strategy to regain lost sources of brand equity and identify new sources through measures like increasing usage, entering new markets, changing the brand image, enhancing the brand, and extending the brand.
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Introduction................................................................................... 5
Vision & Voice ............................................................................... 6
Vision ............................................................................................. 6
Voice............................................................................................... 7
USP................................................................................................. 9
Name............................................................................................. 11
Slogans or Taglines ..................................................................... 13
Visual Branding ............................................................................ 15
Conclusion..................................................................................... 17
Resources ...................................................................................... 18
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2 do corporate branding
3 do cows feel branding
4 do good branding
5 do it yourself branding
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7 do not disturb hotel branding
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9 do your own branding
10 do's and don'ts of branding
11 do's and don'ts of personal branding
12 how can branding add value to a product
13 how can branding benefit a business
14 how can branding help a business
15 how can branding influence customers
16 how can branding influence customers perception
17 how can companies create emotional branding
18 how can recruiters use branding effectively
19 how can strong branding benefit businesses
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22 how hot should a branding iron be
23 how important is branding
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This document provides an overview of a branding course, including information about the instructor, course materials, schedule, and key topics. The 6-week course covers subjects like creating brand value, building brand equity, brand research, brand strategy, and international branding. Students are encouraged to interact on social media platforms and engage with course content between sessions. The introduction discusses what a brand is and why brands are important for both consumers and manufacturers in reducing risk and simplifying decisions. Branding helps create identification, responsibility, quality signals, and competitive advantage.
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This document discusses key concepts in branding including brand building, brand architecture, and brand management. It defines branding as differentiating products and building economic value for both consumers and brand owners. The summary is as follows:
1. It discusses the importance of brand building in nurturing a brand into a profitable asset through activities like advertising and creating brand equity.
2. It covers brand architecture approaches like house of brands, endorsed brands, sub-brands, and branded houses.
3. It also discusses brand management strategies such as co-branding, stealth brands, fighting brands, and multi-brand portfolios. The document emphasizes narrowing a brand's focus to strengthen it.
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The document discusses how to build an effective brand identity system, including defining what a brand is, avoiding common branding traps, developing a brand identity structure, and creating a clear value proposition. It provides examples of different brand architecture models and strategies for developing a memorable brand name, logo, and positioning statement to clearly communicate what the brand stands for to customers.
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The document discusses building a brand identity system. It defines brand identity as a unique set of associations that a brand strategist aims to create to represent what the brand stands for. It discusses various models for conceptualizing brand identity, including perspectives on the brand as a product, organization, person, and symbol. It also outlines potential traps to avoid, such as focusing only on brand image or product attributes rather than developing a strategic identity. Finally, it describes the core and extended components of an identity structure.
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Comparing Stability and Sustainability in Agile Systems
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Finally there is a call to action for Team Leads / Scrum Masters / Managers to measure and monitor excess work for individual teams.
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Branding
- 1. BRANDING • Philbert Sequeira • Gopika Rajesh • Saloni Sanghani • Kaustubh Mehta
- 2. What Is It? Branding is the process involved in creating a unique name and image for a product in the consumers’ mind, mainly through advertising campaigns with a consistent theme.
- 3. • Identity • Image • Personality • Communication • Awareness • Positioning • Equity
- 6. Manufacturer’s Versus Private Brand Manufacturers’ Brand Private Brand The brand name of a manufacturer. A brand name owned by a wholesaler or a retailer. Also known as a private label or store brand.
- 7. Individual Brand Versus Family Brand Individual Brand Family Brand Using different brand names for different products. Marketing several different products under the same brand name.
- 8. Co-Branding Two or more brand names on the product or its package. E.g. Citi Bank recommends Jet Airways.
- 10. What’s there in name? Courtsey: Google Images
- 11. Owned Name ‘Owned Name’ is the registered name by which a company is known.
- 12. The Complete Man Impossible is Nothing Das Auto Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye Courtsey: Google Images
- 13. Slogan A catch phrase or slogan is a short set of words that companies use to associate with their brand.
- 14. Identify these Brands by Color? Courtsey: Google Images
- 15. Color Color helps people to recognizing the brand. 80% of visual information that we take is in the form of color.
- 17. Logos A logo is the graphic symbol that represents and helps in identifying a company. Courtsey: Pinterest
- 18. Brand as corporate strategy In a world where competitors can copy products and everything else – the one thing that they cant copy is your BRAND IMAGE So the only route to sustainable competitive advantage – brand image
- 20. OSIM International Ltd Admired brands in Asia – unique in a way company doesn't own any physical assets, just the brand name. “Give me the largest factory in the world versus the Nike brand and i will take the brand.....that’s how important” Osim’s model: emphasis on building the brand while outsourcing the manufacturing of products
- 21. Business Has its origin in Singapore in 1980 – R Sim Trading Company – knife sharpeners. 1982 – healthy lifestyle products such as handheld massagers and foot reflexology rolles. 1994 – launch of OSIM. 2000 – brad logo and identity. Production needs are outsourced to contract manufacturers and focuses on brand management.
- 22. OSIM Products
- 23. A holistic view of brandingOsim makes sure that everyone gets involved to ensure that customers see and get consistency in the brand experience. • People – “Happy staff, happy customers” • Internal branding – founder allows staff to truly “Live the brad” “Inspiring well being” – summarizes the values and OSIM’s philosophy of challenging your spirit to do your best.
- 24. Brand consistency OSIM renews its product line up by up to 25% every 6 months OSIM portrays itself as a brand that is recognizable, sophisticated yet approachable
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- 26. The future Brand is everything – most important and valuable asset and what drives the business. Leader in innovation. Fast mover advantage in healthy lifestyle products. The founder – charismatic and understands branding