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Brand and Branding
Brand
? Brand : A name, word, mark,symbol,device or a combination thereof, used
to identify some product or service of one seller and to differentiate them
from those of competitors
? Brand Name :The part of brand consisting of a word, letter or group of
words or letters that can be vocalized.
? Brand Mark :The part of brand consisting a mark, design, distinctive
logotype , colouring scheme of picture used for purpose of identification.
? Brand Identity : It is unique set of brand associations the company aspires. It
establishes a relationship between the brand and the customer by
generating a value proposition involving functional, emotional and self
expressive benefits.
? Brand Image : Customer perception about the brand is called brand image.
? Brand Equity : is a set of brand assets and liabilities linked to a brand.
Branding Strategy
? Leveraging the power of the brand name to cover the market more
effectively
? Brand associations
? Why do we do it?
? Phenomenally expensive to create and promote a new brand name.
? Too many brands out there
? Increase productivity of current marketing programs
Sub-branding
? Creating new brands which are part of the parent brand family ¨C expressed
as suffixes of the parent brand.
? e.g. Apple I-Pod, I-Pod Mini, I-Pod Shuffle and now the I-Pod Nano
? Sony , Sony Pictures , SonyVaio , SonyWalkman, Sony Music , Sony Bravia
Brand and branding
Brand and branding
Umbrella branding
? When you have many sub-brands, each linked to a common brand, then the
common brand is known as the umbrella brand
? E.g. Sunfeast - Cookies ,Biscuits ,Cream, Pasta ,Noodles
? Tata Sumo,Tata Safari ,TataWinger ,Tata Indigo ,Tata Nano
Brand and branding
Brand and branding
Flanker Brand
? Different brand name ¨C same product
? Purpose: Pre-empt competition, cover the market more completely (protect your
flanks)
? E.g. Sprite , Limca, Coke, Mazza and Fanta
Brand Extension
? Same brand name, new product line e.g. Reebok shoes and Reebok water.
Nike shoes and Nike casuals.
? The concept of congruence determines the success of a brand extension
strategy. E.g. Johnson¡¯s baby powder and Johnson¡¯s baby oil ¨C high
congruence.
Brand and branding
Brand and branding
Line Extension
? Same brand name, different product in the same product line.
? E.g. IBM PCs and IBM laptops , Dell
? Line extensions are safer strategies than brand extensions since congruence is always
higher.
Brand and branding
? Ingredient branding: Branding an ingredient of the main brand, which is
often manufactured by a different company.
? E.g. Intel Inside is an ingredient brand on IBM, Dell, Compaq, etc.
Brand and branding
? Complementary Branding OR Co-branding ¨C when two or more mutually
reinforcing brands get together to jointly promote themselves (one is not an
ingredient of another).
Product-Market Matrix
NEW
OLD
OLD NEW
Product
Market
Diversification
Brand extension
Product Development
Co-branding
Ingredient branding
Market Development
Brand extension
Line extension
Market Penetration
Sub-branding
Flanker brands
Co-branding
Product Line-Brand Matrix
Brand
Name
Product
Line
EXISTING
EXISTING
NEW
NEW
Line
Extension
Flanker
Brand
Brand
Extension
Diversification

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Brand and branding

  • 2. Brand ? Brand : A name, word, mark,symbol,device or a combination thereof, used to identify some product or service of one seller and to differentiate them from those of competitors
  • 3. ? Brand Name :The part of brand consisting of a word, letter or group of words or letters that can be vocalized. ? Brand Mark :The part of brand consisting a mark, design, distinctive logotype , colouring scheme of picture used for purpose of identification. ? Brand Identity : It is unique set of brand associations the company aspires. It establishes a relationship between the brand and the customer by generating a value proposition involving functional, emotional and self expressive benefits. ? Brand Image : Customer perception about the brand is called brand image. ? Brand Equity : is a set of brand assets and liabilities linked to a brand.
  • 4. Branding Strategy ? Leveraging the power of the brand name to cover the market more effectively ? Brand associations ? Why do we do it? ? Phenomenally expensive to create and promote a new brand name. ? Too many brands out there ? Increase productivity of current marketing programs
  • 5. Sub-branding ? Creating new brands which are part of the parent brand family ¨C expressed as suffixes of the parent brand. ? e.g. Apple I-Pod, I-Pod Mini, I-Pod Shuffle and now the I-Pod Nano ? Sony , Sony Pictures , SonyVaio , SonyWalkman, Sony Music , Sony Bravia
  • 8. Umbrella branding ? When you have many sub-brands, each linked to a common brand, then the common brand is known as the umbrella brand ? E.g. Sunfeast - Cookies ,Biscuits ,Cream, Pasta ,Noodles ? Tata Sumo,Tata Safari ,TataWinger ,Tata Indigo ,Tata Nano
  • 11. Flanker Brand ? Different brand name ¨C same product ? Purpose: Pre-empt competition, cover the market more completely (protect your flanks) ? E.g. Sprite , Limca, Coke, Mazza and Fanta
  • 12. Brand Extension ? Same brand name, new product line e.g. Reebok shoes and Reebok water. Nike shoes and Nike casuals. ? The concept of congruence determines the success of a brand extension strategy. E.g. Johnson¡¯s baby powder and Johnson¡¯s baby oil ¨C high congruence.
  • 15. Line Extension ? Same brand name, different product in the same product line. ? E.g. IBM PCs and IBM laptops , Dell ? Line extensions are safer strategies than brand extensions since congruence is always higher.
  • 17. ? Ingredient branding: Branding an ingredient of the main brand, which is often manufactured by a different company. ? E.g. Intel Inside is an ingredient brand on IBM, Dell, Compaq, etc.
  • 19. ? Complementary Branding OR Co-branding ¨C when two or more mutually reinforcing brands get together to jointly promote themselves (one is not an ingredient of another).
  • 20. Product-Market Matrix NEW OLD OLD NEW Product Market Diversification Brand extension Product Development Co-branding Ingredient branding Market Development Brand extension Line extension Market Penetration Sub-branding Flanker brands Co-branding