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What is the primary role of a brand in the consumer's mind?
What is the primary role of a brand in the consumer's mind?
- To offer comprehensive customer support
- To help make quick decisions through associations (correct)
- To provide detailed product specifications
- To ensure the lowest possible price
Which element is NOT typically associated with a brand?
Which element is NOT typically associated with a brand?
- Emotions
- Tangible product features (correct)
- Rituals
- Assumptions
According to Warren Buffett, what is the most important aspect when evaluating a business?
According to Warren Buffett, what is the most important aspect when evaluating a business?
- Production efficiency
- Pricing power (correct)
- Market share
- Customer satisfaction
What does a brand contribute to, beyond just product identification?
What does a brand contribute to, beyond just product identification?
Which of the following is the MOST important consideration when attempting to build a strong brand?
Which of the following is the MOST important consideration when attempting to build a strong brand?
What should a brand proposition clearly communicate?
What should a brand proposition clearly communicate?
When creating a brand, what does 'distinct personality' refer to?
When creating a brand, what does 'distinct personality' refer to?
Why is consistency important in branding?
Why is consistency important in branding?
What is the danger of trying to target 'everything to everyone' with a product or service?
What is the danger of trying to target 'everything to everyone' with a product or service?
What is the significance of sharply targeting a product or service to a specific consumer?
What is the significance of sharply targeting a product or service to a specific consumer?
Which of the following is an example of demographic information used to define a target consumer?
Which of the following is an example of demographic information used to define a target consumer?
What does 'psychographics' refer to in the context of target consumer analysis?
What does 'psychographics' refer to in the context of target consumer analysis?
Which question is most relevant when considering the behavioral patterns of a target market?
Which question is most relevant when considering the behavioral patterns of a target market?
What does 'positioning' achieve for a brand?
What does 'positioning' achieve for a brand?
What should a brand consider to find its unique 'corner' in the market?
What should a brand consider to find its unique 'corner' in the market?
What is the purpose of identifying an ideal customer in the brand proposition template?
What is the purpose of identifying an ideal customer in the brand proposition template?
What is one characteristic of a great brand proposition?
What is one characteristic of a great brand proposition?
Which of the following is an important tip for creating a strong brand?
Which of the following is an important tip for creating a strong brand?
Which of the following is a brand element?
Which of the following is a brand element?
What best describes a 'brand'?
What best describes a 'brand'?
When determining the target consumer, which question is MOST essential?
When determining the target consumer, which question is MOST essential?
What is the purpose of the brand book?
What is the purpose of the brand book?
What is the potential risk with creating a "lovely ad"?
What is the potential risk with creating a "lovely ad"?
How can the evolution of the brand be described?
How can the evolution of the brand be described?
What is one thing to avoid when building a good brand proposition?
What is one thing to avoid when building a good brand proposition?
Why is it important to codify things?
Why is it important to codify things?
What do they call the brand bible?
What do they call the brand bible?
What is an intagible concept that helps quickly make a snap decision?
What is an intagible concept that helps quickly make a snap decision?
When is it time to start using the brand book?
When is it time to start using the brand book?
Which of the following is true?
Which of the following is true?
Which of the following is true regarding what the brand should stand for?
Which of the following is true regarding what the brand should stand for?
What are some essential parts of making a brand believable?
What are some essential parts of making a brand believable?
How would you describe the relationship between proposition and positioning?
How would you describe the relationship between proposition and positioning?
Which of the following is MOST correct?
Which of the following is MOST correct?
What type of typeface is SoDo Sans categorized as MOST often?
What type of typeface is SoDo Sans categorized as MOST often?
What would a company need if they are selling something very specific?
What would a company need if they are selling something very specific?
Adidas is a sports brand. Which statement would make for a strong marketing campaign?
Adidas is a sports brand. Which statement would make for a strong marketing campaign?
A clothing brand wants to appeal to younger consumers. Which of the following approaches would be MOST effective?
A clothing brand wants to appeal to younger consumers. Which of the following approaches would be MOST effective?
A brand of luxury watches is trying to connect with customers. What should their brand NOT be?
A brand of luxury watches is trying to connect with customers. What should their brand NOT be?
A sustainable tea company wants to increase brand recognition. What are some ideas or themes that are related to this mission?
A sustainable tea company wants to increase brand recognition. What are some ideas or themes that are related to this mission?
Flashcards
What is a Brand?
What is a Brand?
A brand is an intangible concept that exists in our minds, it includes assumptions, rituals, symbols and emotions used to make snap decisions.
Targeted Products
Targeted Products
When a product or service is sharply defined, it becomes aspirational to others, Adidas designs for Mesi, but is bought by everyday people.
Behavioral Patterns
Behavioral Patterns
These patterns define your customers purchasing habits, ask: what qualities are consumers looking for and why?
Psychographics
Psychographics
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Brand Positioning
Brand Positioning
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Brand Proposition
Brand Proposition
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What is a Brand made of?
What is a Brand made of?
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Brand Proposition Template
Brand Proposition Template
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Unique Customer Benefits
Unique Customer Benefits
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Purchasing Habits
Purchasing Habits
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Most Popular Fast Food
Most Popular Fast Food
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Study Notes
- A brand is an intangible concept in people's minds.
- Brands comprise assumptions, rituals, symbols and emotions.
- These elements combine to help people make quick decisions.
Brand Comparison: Nothing Phone 1 vs. iPhone
- Nothing Phone 1 has a specs score of 85/100 versus Apple iPhone 12 with 74/100.
- Nothing Phone 1 has bigger display at 6.55in versus Apple iPhone 12 at 6.1in.
- Apple iPhone 12 has a better display resolution at 1170x2532 pixels versus the Nothing Phone 1 at 1080x2400 pixels.
- Nothing Phone 1 has a screen-to-body ratio of ~85.8% with less bezels.
- Nothing Phone 1 has 8 GB of RAM compared to Apple iPhone 12 at 4 GB.
- Nothing Phone 1 has 128 GB storage vs 64 GB on the Apple iPhone 12
- Apple iPhone 12 has a faster CPU clock speed at 3.1 GHz vs 2.5 GHz on the Nothing Phone 1.
- Nothing Phone 1 has an Octa Core CPU compared to iPhone 12 which has Hexa Core.
- Nothing Phone 1 has a rear camera at 50 MP + 50 MP Dual versus the iPhone 12 with a rear camera at 12 MP + 12 MP Dual.
- Nothing Phone 1 has a front camera with better resolution at 16 MP versus the iPhone 12 at 12 MP.
TV Comparison: VU vs Sony
- Warren Buffet stated the single most important decision in evaluating a business is its pricing power.
- The brands associated with people become part of their identity and create belonging.
- High consumer response can lead to long queues outside stores.
- Selling a place in a queue for a popular product can occur.
- In 2022, the world's top most valuable brands: Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Walmart.
- In 2022, the top most valuable Indian brands: TATA, Infosys, LIC, Reliance Industries Limited, and Airtel.
- In 2022, the most popular consumer brands: Netflix, Amazon, IKEA and eBay.
- Netflix is the most searched brand in 92 countries
- Amazon is the most searched based on total search volume.
- In the fast food market, the most popular brand is KFC and McDonalds.
- In 2021 McDonald's generated $23.2 billion in global revenue, while KFC generated $2.79 billion.
Creating a Strong Brand
- Make a great product or service
- Create a product or service for someone who will value it the most.
- Have a clear proposition for the target customer: why buy me?
- Make the proposition believable.
- Create a distinct personality, tone of voice, codes, rituals and symbols.
- Stay consistent.
Target Customer
- Determine which customer is most peeved by the problem the product is trying to address and will happily pay for it.
- Sharply targeting a product or service makes it aspirational to those wanting to emulate the ideal consumer.
- Everything to everyone, equals nothing to no one.
- Adidas is a sportsman achiever brand that designs for Messi.
- Demographic factors involve age, gender, employment status, life stage, family structure, religion and income.
- Geographical factors involve the physical location of target customers, rural/suburban/urban environment, area of the country and local language/time zone.
- Psychographic factors include the intrinsic personal qualities of people in the target market, such as hobbies, leisure activities, entertainment interests and sources of information.
- Behavioral patterns are those that define consumers' purchasing habits.
- Evaluate what qualities consumers are looking for when purchasing an item or service and why.
- Also, think about when and how frequently customers buy and use a product or service.
- A brand books is essential to codify data and help muscle memory.
- Evaluate what space should a brand occupy in the consumer's mind as a positioning strategy.
Brand Proposition Template
- Identify your ideal customer.
- Highlight the specific benefits you can offer.
- Explain how you will solve a customer's existing problems by improving their situation.
- Great brand propositions are clear and compelling and communicate concrete values customers can get from interacting with the brand.
- Avoid hype and jargon; brand propositions should focus on genuine results, and be easy to understand.
- Starbucks maintains a consistent image worldwide, from design to branding.
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The lesson analyzes the brand perception and compares Nothing Phone 1 and iPhone. It uses various parameters to compare both phones, including display size, RAM, storage, and camera quality.
