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What primarily influences a consumer's opinion about a brand?
What primarily influences a consumer's opinion about a brand?
Which element is NOT considered a basic component of brand identity?
Which element is NOT considered a basic component of brand identity?
How do brand identity elements acquire their value?
How do brand identity elements acquire their value?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between brand experience and consumer opinion?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between brand experience and consumer opinion?
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Which combination of elements is included in brand identity?
Which combination of elements is included in brand identity?
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What primary reason is given for analyzing a brand?
What primary reason is given for analyzing a brand?
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According to the Kapferer approach, what does having an identity signify?
According to the Kapferer approach, what does having an identity signify?
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What role does the receiver play in brand analysis?
What role does the receiver play in brand analysis?
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Which of the following best explains what influences a brand image?
Which of the following best explains what influences a brand image?
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What aspect of a brand's identity is emphasized as resistant to change?
What aspect of a brand's identity is emphasized as resistant to change?
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What does 'self-projection' refer to in the context of a customer?
What does 'self-projection' refer to in the context of a customer?
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Which of the following best describes 'typical buyers'?
Which of the following best describes 'typical buyers'?
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How are 'self-projection' and 'typical buyers' differentiated?
How are 'self-projection' and 'typical buyers' differentiated?
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Which factor most directly influences a buyer's self-projection?
Which factor most directly influences a buyer's self-projection?
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What is the significance of understanding a typical buyer's profile?
What is the significance of understanding a typical buyer's profile?
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What is the process of transferring knowledge or perceptions from the internal aspect to a more external form called?
What is the process of transferring knowledge or perceptions from the internal aspect to a more external form called?
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Which term describes the incorporation of external cultural elements into one’s own understanding?
Which term describes the incorporation of external cultural elements into one’s own understanding?
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In the relationship between externalization and internalization, which is the correct sequence of how culture is processed?
In the relationship between externalization and internalization, which is the correct sequence of how culture is processed?
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What does not typically characterize externalization in a cultural context?
What does not typically characterize externalization in a cultural context?
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Which of the following best illustrates the concept of internalization within a cultural framework?
Which of the following best illustrates the concept of internalization within a cultural framework?
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What are the primary dimensions of the brand identity prism according to Kapferer?
What are the primary dimensions of the brand identity prism according to Kapferer?
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Which component is NOT typically associated with the brand identity prism?
Which component is NOT typically associated with the brand identity prism?
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When evaluating a brand's Physical aspects, which element is most likely considered?
When evaluating a brand's Physical aspects, which element is most likely considered?
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In the brand identity prism, what does the Personality dimension refer to?
In the brand identity prism, what does the Personality dimension refer to?
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What aspect reflects how consumers view themselves when they use a brand, according to the brand identity prism?
What aspect reflects how consumers view themselves when they use a brand, according to the brand identity prism?
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What does self-projection primarily focus on?
What does self-projection primarily focus on?
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Which of the following is a key aspect of reflection?
Which of the following is a key aspect of reflection?
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How does self-projection differ from reflection?
How does self-projection differ from reflection?
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Why is reflection considered important in personal development?
Why is reflection considered important in personal development?
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What might hinder effective self-projection?
What might hinder effective self-projection?
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Study Notes
Brand Identity & Analysis
- Brand identity encompasses elements that define and differentiate a brand from competitors
- Brand identity includes what the brand does and says, and how people feel about it.
- Defining elements differentiate a brand from competitors
Brand Identity Definition
- Elements that identify and distinguish a brand from competitors
- Examples include name, logo, and color
- Powerful triggers that lead to brand recognition in the market place
Elements of Brand Identity
- Name: How the brand is known.
- Strapline: Brand's motto, expressing quality.
- Logo: Brand's signature mark, used for authentication and identification.
- Mascot: Symbolic characterization, often drawn from nature.
- Color: Chosen color palette.
- Typography: Brand's font, like handwriting.
- Aesthetic: The overall look, feel, and tone of voice.
Benefits of Brand Identity
- Enables differentiation.
- Authenticates and positions the brand.
- Expresses the identity project.
- Offers unique qualities to the target audience.
- Contributes to overall brand perception.
What is Brand Identity?
- Brand identity is designed to project how the brand owner wants the product, service, or organization to be perceived
- Brand owners can control the design of identity elements
- Consumers' opinions are based on their experiences with the brand
I-Name
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Choosing a brand name is similar to naming a baby.
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Brand names come with existing associations, which can create opportunities or close doors.
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A well-chosen name can provide a brand with an advantage.
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A good name, associated with good reputation, forms a valuable asset
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Visual elements of brand identity, such as color, logo, and images, may evolve over time, but the name is the least likely to change.
Classification of Names
- Family names: Placing the family name as a brand
- Descriptive names: Naming a brand descriptively
- Invented names: Naming a brand from scratch.
- Symbolic names: Naming a brand metaphorically
- Abbreviated names: Acronyms
- Geographical names: Based on regional characteristics.
- Foreign-sounding names: Made-up names.
- Modular names: Based on core brand.
2-Strapline
- A great strapline summarizes the brand's proposition.
- It should be memorable, ideally not exceeding 5 words.
- Effective straplines often become ingrained in popular culture
- Straplines clarify the brand idea in a few words
- Typically the first words that come to mind when thinking of a brand
- Should support key brand criteria, be short & easy to remember, and deliver positive messages
- Should be legally protected, authentic, unique, and credible
Consideration for Brand Strapline
- Supports key brand criteria
- Easy and short to remember
- Delivers emotional or positive message
- Legally protected
- Authentic, unique, and credible.
Successful Taglines
- Strong taglines make listeners pause; e.g., "The ultimate driving machine."
- Enduring taglines are specifically tied to products or services; e.g., "Just Do It."
- Memorable taglines tell stories; e.g., "Have a break – have a KitKat."
- Powerful taglines showcase product uniqueness; e.g., "Melt in your mouth, not in your hand."
3-Logo
- Logo is the brand's signature, identifying and promising brand experience.
- Logos are graphic devices that can use symbols, typography, abstract forms, or combined elements.
- Terminologies: icon, signature, logotype, trademark, wordmark
- No particular format ensures a successful logo.
- Highly successful global brands use logos combining symbol and typography.
Consideration for Brand Logo
- Employ a professional designer
- Logo should satisfy key brand criteria
- Logos should be simple
- Maintain brand sustainability over a long period
- Should be trademarked.
4- Mascot
- A mascot is a character representing the brand.
- Mascots are beneficial for intangible products or services
- Mascots can make brands more engaging in advertising, exhibitions, and promotions.
Consideration for Brand Mascot
- Should be relevant
- Trademarked
- Consistent behavior, reflecting the brand's energy
5- Color
- Color is a vital brand asset.
- Common and impactful colors are linked to certain brands
- Choice of color can be symbolic, personal, or psychologically influenced.
- Carefully chosen color serves as an immediate recognition trigger.
- Common colors include red for Coca-Cola, brown for UPS, and blue for IBM
Consideration for Brand Color
- Colors should reflect brand positioning
- Avoid negative connotations in other countries
- Ensure clarity in grayscale
- Maintain sustainability over time
- Avoid confusion with other brands
6- Typography
- Typography is the brand's "handwriting", creating assumptions about an organization based on its typeface choices.
Typeface Categories
- Serif, Sans Serif, Script, Display
Consideration for Brand Typeface
- Should reflect the brand's style
- Avoid using all-capital letters
- Avoid exaggerated spacing
7- Aesthetic
- Brand aesthetic encompasses the look, feel, and tone of voice.
- Successful brands have distinct looks, feels and tones of voice.
- The brand's aesthetic needs immediate association with the brand experience
Product Placement
- Product placement involves featuring products in movies or other media with visible logos
- Logo placements trigger viewer attention and purchasing interest
- Product placement is when a product appears in a famous movie with the logo of the brand placed.
Brand Analysis
- Analyzing a brand helps uncover why it functions or doesn’t
Building a Brand Image
- Brand identity informs brand image.
- Messages send a specific brand image
- Receiver's perception can be distorted by other influences
"Kapferer Approach to Brand Analysis"
- Having an identity means being true to oneself, driven by personal goals.
- The identity differentiates from others and is resistant to change
Brand Analysis By Answering the Following Questions
- What is the brand's vision and aim?
- What makes it different?
- What needs does it fulfill and what are its permanent natures?
- What are its values?
- What is its area of expertise and legitimacy?
- What signs make the brand recognizable?
The Brand Identity Prism
- The model describes how brands communicate to the outside world through six essential elements.
- Physique: The tangible aspects of the product.
- Relationship: The bonds fostered with customers
- Culture: The organization's history, values, and heritage
- Reflection: How the customer sees themselves in relation to the brand.
- Self-Projection: The emotional connection the customer develops with the brand
- Personality: Personification of the brand
- Brand essence: Overall message of the brand.
Next Step
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After expressing brand strategy through the brand identity, one should evolve the brand culture
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End of Chapter 3
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