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Chapter 4 - BM
Chapter 4 - BM
Mateeullah Khan
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elements
2. Meaningfulness
3. Likability
4. Transferability
5. Adaptability
6. Protectability
Figure 4-1: Criteria For Choosing Brand Elements
Marketer’s offensive
strategy and build brand
equity
• The more Adaptable and Flexible the brand element, the easier
it is to update it to changes in consumer values and opinions.
• Marketers should;
1. Choose brand elements that can be legally protected
internationally.
2. Formally register chosen brand elements with the
appropriate legal bodies.
3. Vigorously defend trademarks from unauthorized
competitive infringement.
5.Slogans 6. Packaging
Options and Tactics for Brand Elements:
BRAND NAMES
• The Brand Name is a fundamentally important choice because it
often captures the central theme or key associations of a product
in a very compact and emotional fashion.
•Like any brand element, brand names must be chosen with the six
general criteria of memorability, meaningfulness, likability,
transferability, adaptability, and protectability in mind.
•Brand Awareness:
•Others build brand awareness even more explicitly by making strong links
between the brand and the corresponding product category.
•Most important, Slogans can help to reinforce the Brand Positioning and
desired point of difference.
•Slogans often become closely tied to advertising campaigns and serve as tag
lines to summarize the descriptive or persuasive information conveyed in ads.
Options and Tactics for Brand Elements:
SLOGANS
DESIGNING SLOGANS:
•Some of the most powerful Slogans contribute to Brand Equity in multiple
ways;
1.They can play off the Brand Name to build both Awareness and Image. E.G.
“The Big Q stands for Quality” For Quaker State Motor Oil.
• Often, they repeat Brand Name in clever and amusing ways that allow
consumers multiple encoding opportunities (E.g. Ding Dong Bubble
Gum Ad).
•New Packages can also expand a market and capture new market
segments.
•Many consumers may first encounter a new Brand on the supermarket shelf
or in the store. Because few product differences exist in some categories,
packaging innovations can provide at least a temporary edge on competition.
4. Most common reason for package redesign is that the old package
just looks outdated.
Figure 4-10: Guidelines for Creating High-Impact
Packaging
Putting It All Together
• Each Brand Element can play a different role in building Brand Equity, so
marketers, “mix and match” to maximize Brand Equity.
• The entire set of brand elements makes up the Brand Identity, the
contribution of all brand elements to Awareness and Image.
• Some strong brands have a number of valuable Brand Elements that directly
reinforce each other.
• The cohesiveness of the Brand Identity depends on the extent to which the
brand elements are Consistent.
• Finally, the Six Criteria are particularly important (See Figure 4-11)
Figure 4-11: Critique Of Brand Elements Options
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