Brand equity is the extra value a brand adds beyond the physical product. We look at how it’s built, how it’s measured, and what it means for marketing decisions like pricing and brand extensions.
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How marketers build a distinctive brand personality using Aaker’s five-dimension framework, and why consistency across every touchpoint matters more than any single campaign.
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By conducting a personal SWOT analysis, you can gain valuable insights into your current position and develop a strategic plan for your personal and professional development.
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This article provides a great introduction and overview paid, owned and earned media and how they need to work together for successful marketing communications.
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Line extensions are the cheapest, fastest way most brands grow, but they raise a hard question: how much of the new item’s sales are actually new, and how much is just cannibalizing what we already sell?
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The halo effect explains how a positive impression of one product or trait can spread to a whole brand, and why that matters for launches and brand extensions.
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Are you looking to improve brand awareness? Find a list of over 40 tactical ideas to enhance the awareness of your brand.
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Understanding what is the difference between primary and secondary demand is helpful for identifying growth opportunities in marketing.
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Brand equity is a financial valuation of the firm’s brand contribution to profit. Most brand equity valuation firms – such as Millward Brown (as discussed in the link below) – look at brand equity on economic use basis. So what is an economic use basis? Economic use in the brand equity valuation is the proportion
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When it comes to brand development, there are four main brand approaches, as shown in the following diagram. As you can see, this diagram is a matrix built around the two attributes of existing/new product category and existing/new brand name. This then determines one of the four boxes, namely: Product line extension Multi-brand Brand extension
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