There are four main approaches to valuing brands:
1. Cost based approach values a brand based on the costs to create or replace it.
2. Market based approach values a brand based on what a willing buyer and seller would pay based on comparable brand sales.
3. Income based approach values a brand based on the future net earnings directly attributable to the brand.
4. Formulary approach values a brand using commercial formulas that consider multiple factors like the income approach.
There are four main approaches to valuing brands:
1. Cost based approach values a brand based on the costs to create or replace it.
2. Market based approach values a brand based on what a willing buyer and seller would pay based on comparable brand sales.
3. Income based approach values a brand based on the future net earnings directly attributable to the brand.
4. Formulary approach values a brand using commercial formulas that consider multiple factors like the income approach.
There are four main approaches to valuing brands:
1. Cost based approach values a brand based on the costs to create or replace it.
2. Market based approach values a brand based on what a willing buyer and seller would pay based on comparable brand sales.
3. Income based approach values a brand based on the future net earnings directly attributable to the brand.
4. Formulary approach values a brand using commercial formulas that consider multiple factors like the income approach.
1. COST BASED APPROACH 2. MARKET BASED APPROACH 3. INCOME BASED APPROACH 4. FORMULARY APPROACH Cost Based approach • Cost Based approach is the approach more often used by Aaker and Keller and is primarily concerned with the cost in creating or replacing the brand. The cost approach can be further divided into the following methods: 1. Accumulated Cost or Historical cost method: 2. Replacement Cost Method: 3. Use of Conversion Model: 4. Customer Preference Model: Market based approach • Market based approach basically deals with the amount at which a brand is sold and is related to highest value that a “willing buyer & seller” are prepared to pay for an asset. This approach is most commonly used when one wishes to sell the brand and consists of methods herein stated: 1. Comparable Approach or the Brand Sale Comparison Method 2. Brand Equity based on Equity Evaluation method 3. Residual Method Income Based Approach: • Income Based or Economic Use approach is the valuation of future net earnings directly attributable to the brand to determine the value of the brand in its current use. This method is extremely effective as it shows the future potential of a brand that the owner currently enjoys and the value is useful when compared to the open market valuation as the owner can determine the benefit foregone by pursuing the current course of action. • The methods used under the approach are as follows: 1. Royalty Relief Method: 2. Differential of Price to sale ratios method 3. Price Premium Method 4. Brand Equity based on discounted cash flow 5. Brand Equity based on differences in return on investment, return on assets and economic value added FORMULARY APPROACH • The Formulary approaches are those that are extensively used commercially by consulting other organizations. This approach is similar to the income or economic use approach differing in the magnitude of commercial usage and employing multiple criteria to determine the value of the brand. Within formulary approaches are the following approaches: 1. Interbrand Approach 2. Finance World Method 3. Brand Equity Ten 4. Brand Finance Ltd.