Brand equity refers to the level of influence a brand has in consumers' minds and the value of having an identifiable, well-regarded brand. Organizations build brand equity by creating positive experiences that encourage consumers to continue purchasing from them over competitors offering similar products. Apple is an example of a strong brand - though others make similar phones and laptops, Apple commands higher prices due to its identity as a lifestyle brand representing creativity and superior quality, which increases order value, customer lifetime value, loyalty, and stock price. Companies create brand equity by raising brand awareness and effective communication.
Brand equity refers to the level of influence a brand has in consumers' minds and the value of having an identifiable, well-regarded brand. Organizations build brand equity by creating positive experiences that encourage consumers to continue purchasing from them over competitors offering similar products. Apple is an example of a strong brand - though others make similar phones and laptops, Apple commands higher prices due to its identity as a lifestyle brand representing creativity and superior quality, which increases order value, customer lifetime value, loyalty, and stock price. Companies create brand equity by raising brand awareness and effective communication.
Brand equity refers to the level of influence a brand has in consumers' minds and the value of having an identifiable, well-regarded brand. Organizations build brand equity by creating positive experiences that encourage consumers to continue purchasing from them over competitors offering similar products. Apple is an example of a strong brand - though others make similar phones and laptops, Apple commands higher prices due to its identity as a lifestyle brand representing creativity and superior quality, which increases order value, customer lifetime value, loyalty, and stock price. Companies create brand equity by raising brand awareness and effective communication.
MD. Moiz Ali Rashi Aggarwal Samyak Jain Swarnika Jain Vaibhav Chaudhary What is Brand Equity • Brand equity describes the level of sway a brand name has in the minds of consumers, and the value of having a brand that is identifiable and well thought of. • Organizations establish brand equity by creating positive experiences that entice consumers to continue purchasing from them over competitors who make similar products. Brand Equity - Example • Apple as a brand – Despite of having similarities in products like phones and laptops, Apple charges a much higher premium in its devices as compared to other brands. • It is easily identified by the consumers in the market. • It is positioned as a “lifestyle brand” rather than a “functional brand”. • “Creative” and “Superior-class” Advantages of Brand Equity • Order Value per Customer • Customer Lifetime Value • Customer Loyalty • Stock Price How to create Brand Equity • Build Awareness • Communicate