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Brand Management: Course Overview

This document provides an overview of a Brand Management course taught by Mrs. Savitha Nair. The course contains 5 units that cover topics such as the basic concepts of brands, brand image and identity, strategic brand positioning, launching and extending brands, and global branding. It defines what a brand is, how brands are built by distinguishing them from others through a value proposition and brand promise, and how brand equity provides value and leverage for companies with strong brands.

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Brand Management: Course Overview

This document provides an overview of a Brand Management course taught by Mrs. Savitha Nair. The course contains 5 units that cover topics such as the basic concepts of brands, brand image and identity, strategic brand positioning, launching and extending brands, and global branding. It defines what a brand is, how brands are built by distinguishing them from others through a value proposition and brand promise, and how brand equity provides value and leverage for companies with strong brands.

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Brand Management

Course Overview

Mrs.Savitha Nair

Brand Management
Unit I: Introduction to brands basic concepts Importance of brands Role of the brand manager Naming a brand Types of brand names Brand Evolution Brand hierarchy Unit II: Brand Image Brand identity system traps perspectives structure brand personality brand loyalty measuring loyalty. Brand EquityMeasuring outcomes of brand equity: Comparative Method Holistic Method.

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Brand Management

Unit III: Strategic brand positioning positioning guidelines- Brand repositioning -Co-branding licensing celebrity endorsement- Criteria for choosing brand elements options and tactics for brand elements Unit IV: Launching new brands designing and implementing brand strategy Brand Extension advantages and disadvantages evaluating brand extension opportunities. Revitalization of brand Brand failures
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Brand Management

Unit V: Handling name changes brand transfers making brands go global Brand valuation financial valuation of brands methods -. Global Branding References: Kevin Lane Keller, 2003, Strategic Brand Management, Person: New Delhi Aaker, David A, 1991, Managing Brand Equity, Free press: New York Kapferer J.N, 1992, Strategic Brand Management, Free press: New York Aaker, David A, 1996, Building Strong Brands, Free press: New York Lan Batey Asian Branding, 2002, A Great Way Mrs.Savitha Nair to Fly, Prentice Hall: Singapore

What is a brand?

A brand is a name, term, sign, symbol, design or a combination of the above to identify the goods or service of a seller and differentiate it from the rest of the competitors

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A brand comprises of

Tangible attributes
Product Packaging Labelling Attributes Functional benefits Quality Emotional benefits Values Culture Image
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Intangible attributes

Brand Building

Involves all the activities that are necessary to nurture a brand into a healthy cash flow stream after launch such as
Product development Packaging Advertising Promotion Sales and distribution
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How does one build brands?


Distinguishing it from others value proposition Brand promise must match brand delivery

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Brand Equity
When a commodity becomes a brand, it is said to have equity Brand Equity is: The premium a brand can command in the market Difference between the perceived value and the intrinsic value

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What happens when brands have high equity?


The company can have more leverage with the trade The company can charge a premium on their product The company can have more brand extensions The company can have some defense against price competition

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