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What are the three pillars of branding?

  • Marketing, advertising, and sales
  • Marketing, graphic design, and intellectual property (correct)
  • Sales, public relations, and intellectual property
  • Graphic design, advertising, and public relations

What are the three pillars of branding?

  • Intellectual property, customer service, and sales
  • Marketing, sales, and advertising
  • Marketing, graphic design, and intellectual property (correct)
  • Graphic design, advertising, and customer service

What is brand strategy?

  • The activity of defining and developing a brand (correct)
  • The process of protecting a brand's reputation
  • The act of choosing a target customer
  • The act of choosing a brand name

What should startups consider when aspiring to be a brand?

<p>What they can realistically aspire to stand for (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the five stages of small business growth?

<p>Existence, survival, success, take-off, and maturity (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is brand strategy?

<p>The activity of defining and developing a brand (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

  • A brand is a distinguishing name and/or symbol that identifies the goods and services of one seller and differentiates them from competitors.
  • A brand's reputation is a significant component of its identity.
  • Brands save time by eliminating the need to decide which products and services to buy.
  • The three pillars of branding are marketing, graphic design, and intellectual property.
  • Brand protection is crucial in decision-making, such as choosing a name.
  • Brands reflect who we are in our own eyes and contribute to a brand's value.
  • A brand stands for things and means specific things to its target consumers.
  • Brands provide consumers with meaning and define people in their own eyes and in the eyes of others.
  • A business must choose a target customer to serve and position its product or service in a way that enables its target consumers to understand what the business does and who it does it for.
  • Brand strategy involves deciding what the business wants to be known for and how it aims to win in the market.
  • Startups should consider what they can realistically aspire to stand for.
  • Small businesses go through five stages: existence, survival, success, take-off, and maturity.
  • Brands are developed over time and are like an unwritten contract between the business and the customer.
  • Early stage businesses need to decide what they want to be known for and choose something they can stand behind long term.
  • Brand strategy is never a linear activity and involves gaining new insights.
  • All big brands started out as unknown small businesses.
  • Startups aspiring to be a brand should manage their business like a brand from the beginning.
  • It's important to choose a brand name and visual identity for the long term.
  • Brand strategy is the activity of defining and developing a brand.
  • What brand strategy means for early-stage businesses differs from established businesses.

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