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1) Brands provide value beyond the product itself through qualities associated with the name that marketers can control, like packaging, and qualities they cannot control, like personal memories.
2) Brands benefit both customers and companies. Customers rely on brands to convey quality and make purchase decisions easier. Companies use brands to enhance loyalty and allow charging premium prices.
3) Marketers build brand associations around product attributes, benefits, emotions, social functions, and personalities to capture something specific about the brand in the marketplace. Some customers form brand communities with other passionate fans.
4) Companies employ branding strategies like umbrella brands, house of brands, brand extensions, co-branding,
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