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Chapter 1
Brands & Brand Management
Kevin Lane Keller
Amos Tuck School of Business
Dartmouth College
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Product VS Brand
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What is a Brand?
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Examples of brands of computer products
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Brand Elements
A variety of brand elements can be chosen that
inherently enhance brand awareness or facilitate
the formation of strong, favorable, and unique
brand associations:
Brand Name
Logo
Symbol
Character
Packaging
Slogan
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Why do brand matter?
To consumers
Identification of sources of product
Assignment of responsibility to product maker.
Risk reducer
Search cost reducer
Symbolic device
Signal of quality
Promise or bond with product or maker
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Why do brand matter?
To Manufacturer
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Branding Challenges & Opportunities
Knowledgeable consumers.
Brand Proliferation
Media Fragmentation
Increased competition
Increased costs of introducing new
product or supporting existing product.
Greater accountability
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Brand Elements Choice Criteria:
General Considerations
Memorable
Easily Recognized
Easily Recalled
Meaningful
Credible & Suggestive
Rich Visual & Verbal
Imagery
Appealing
Fun & Interesting
Aesthetics
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Brand Elements Choice Criteria:
General Considerations (continue)
Adaptable
Flexible & Updateable
Protectable
Legally
Competitively
Transferable
Within & Across
Product Categories
Across Geographical
Boundaries & Cultures
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Can anything be branded?
Physical goods
Services
Retailers
On-line product
On-line service
People
Organization
Sports, Arts, Entertainment
Geographic location
Ideas
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Brand Value
Examples of brand value 2001 ( Million US$)
Coca-cola 69
Microsoft 65
IBM 52
GE 42
Nokia 35
Intel 34
Disney 32
McDonald 25
Sony 15
Honda 14
BMW 13
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Keys to enduring Brand Leadership
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Strategic Brand Management
Brand Vision
Brand Values
& Brand Positioning
Brand Marketing objectives
Brand Marketing strategies
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Strategic Brand Management Process
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Strategic Brand Management Process
STEPS KEY CONCEPTS
Mental maps
Competitive frame of reference
Identify and Establish Points-of-parity and points-of-difference
Brand Positioning and Values Core brand values
Brand mantra
Brand-product matrix
Grow and Sustain Brand portfolios and hierarchies
Brand Equity Brand expansion strategies
Brand reinforcement and revitalization
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Brand Vision
Core brand value & Positioning
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Brand Vision
Core brand value & Positioning
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Brand Equity
Customer-based Brand Equity
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Brand Equity
Brand Equity the added values endowed to
product or service.
Brand Awareness
Brand Image / Brand salience
Awareness
Brand Experiences /
Brand Users
Brand loyalty
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The Concept of
Customer-Based Brand Equity
Brand Relationship
(What about you and me?)
Resonance
Brand response
(What about you?)
Judgment Feeling
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The Concept of
Customer-Based Brand Equity
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Benefits of
Brand Equity
Enjoy greater brand loyalty, usage, and affinity
Command larger price premiums
Receive greater trade cooperation & support
Increase marketing communication effectiveness
Yield licensing opportunities
Support brand extensions.
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Beverage
Category Hierarchy Beverage
Water Others
Non-Alcoholic Alcoholic
Juices Wine
Milk Beer
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Discussion Workshop
Product & Brand
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Topics of discussion
Assignment: Students bring a product or a brochure of product or
service to discuss in class.
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Next Class
Session 3: 17 November 2550
What do Brand Manager Actually do?
Guest lecturer
Khun Anan Teerawichakul
Brand Manager : Vitamilk
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Session 4: 24 November 2550
1. Market Analysis
Reading: Lehman & Wine Chapter 3 & 4
2. Submit individual paper
3. Be prepared to discuss market analysis of a
product market in class.
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Individual Assignment
Choose 1 of the following topics, do some study from
books, internet, market survey, talking to consumers,
talking to sellers, etc. and write a short report, 4 to 5
pages. Please do not copy each other.
TOPICS
Product X: Initial Market & Product Information
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Individual Assignment
Product X: Initial Market and Product Information
Type of product / service
Size of market and potential ( if information is available)
Key Players in the market
Leading Brand
Market Segmentation
Distribution structure
Market influencers
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Individual Assignment
Consumers’ Information and the consumer insights –
Product Category X
Type of product / service
The end-consumers or end-users
The purchasers & the influencers
The end-consumer's needs, desires, preferences.
The general product expectation.
The potential ‘added-value’ related to the product
Use and usage behavior
What else should we know about the consumers of the studied
products.
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Group Work Assignment
1 Product and pricing Strategy of a food product X
2 Product and pricing Strategy of a consumer product X
3 Product and pricing strategy of a Food or consumer service
business X
4 A Market Analysis of Product Category X.
5 A SWOT analysis of a consumer product X
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Mid-Term Exam
Be prepare to express your knowledge about
Basic Marketing Principles
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