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Family Branding
Family Branding
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Family branding refers to the marketing strategy where a company uses its main
brand on other merchandise belonging to the same or other product categories. The
purpose of such branding strategy is to give new products lines more perceived
recognition and credibility as the main company brand is well-known by consumers.
(Dollarella, n.d.)
Examples:
1) Procter & Gamble (P&G) is one of the most recognizable umbrella brands in
the United States. This giant consumer goods corporation owns several
product lines found in households throughout the country. Some of the most
well-known brands under the P&G umbrella include Pampers, Tide, Gillette,
Crest, Pantene, and Bounty.
2) Most consumers know Kraft for its classic Macaroni & Cheese dinner.
However, this umbrella brand also houses several other products that span
various categories. The most popular examples include Kraft 100%
Parmesan, Kraft Singles, Miracle Whip, Caesar Salad Dressing, and Shake n’
Bake Chicken Seasoning. Not only do all of these products fall under the food
category, but they also maintain the same quality that customers expect from
Kraft.