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According to the content, what is the primary function of a brand concept?
According to the content, what is the primary function of a brand concept?
Which element is NOT considered a core component of brand equity, as presented in the content?
Which element is NOT considered a core component of brand equity, as presented in the content?
What is the main focus of Kevin Lane Keller's brand model according to the content?
What is the main focus of Kevin Lane Keller's brand model according to the content?
In the Aaker Model, what does brand equity influence?
In the Aaker Model, what does brand equity influence?
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According to the Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) model, what are the two main dimensions?
According to the Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) model, what are the two main dimensions?
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According to the content, what is Brand Vitality in the Brand Asset Valuator comprised of?
According to the content, what is Brand Vitality in the Brand Asset Valuator comprised of?
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Which of the following reflects the role of a brand concept for a company?
Which of the following reflects the role of a brand concept for a company?
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What are brands evaluated under Brand Structure, according to the Brand Asset Valuator?
What are brands evaluated under Brand Structure, according to the Brand Asset Valuator?
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Flashcards
Brand Concept
Brand Concept
The identity and purpose of a brand that makes it unique and shapes consumer perception.
Brand Equity
Brand Equity
The perceived value and reputation associated with a specific brand by consumers.
Elements of Brand Equity
Elements of Brand Equity
Key components that contribute to brand equity: perceived quality, brand loyalty, brand association, and brand awareness.
Aaker Model
Aaker Model
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Keller’s Model
Keller’s Model
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Brand Asset Valuator (BAV)
Brand Asset Valuator (BAV)
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Brand Loyalty
Brand Loyalty
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Perceived Quality
Perceived Quality
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Study Notes
Enhancing Brand Equity and Accountability
- The presentation focuses on enhancing brand equity and accountability.
- The content covers brand concepts, brand equity, brand loyalty, and achieving marketing communication (Marcom) accountability.
Brand Concept
- Brand concept refers to a company's identity and purpose.
- It helps a company stand out and showcase its key values and what makes it unique.
- It influences how the brand is perceived and guides decision-making.
Brand Equity
- Brand equity is the perceived value and reputation associated by consumers with a specific brand.
- Key elements of brand equity include brand awareness, brand association, perceived quality, and brand loyalty.
Elements of Brand Equity
- Brand Awareness: Consumers' ability to recognize and recall a brand.
- Brand Association: Links between a brand and certain characteristics, ideas, or feelings.
- Perceived Quality: Customer's assessment of a brand's product or service quality.
- Brand Loyalty: Degree to which consumers consistently choose a particular brand.
Brand Equity Models
- Aaker Model (David Aaker): Assets and liabilities associated with a brand influencing its value and customer effectiveness in the marketplace. Crucial components include brand association, brand loyalty, brand awareness, perceived quality, and proprietary assets.
- Keller's Model (Kevin Lane Keller): Brand strength is built through a layered approach, comprising Brand Identity, Brand Meaning, Brand Response, and Loyalty.
- Brand Asset Valuator (BAV): Measures brand strength and potential across various categories.
Brand Asset Valuator (BAV)
- Discusses the importance of brand asset valuation.
- BAV is used to evaluate and quantify a brand's strength.
Brand Asset Valuator (BAV) - Young & Rubicam
- Brand Vitality: Differentiation and consumer research.
- Brand Structure: Esteem and knowledge.
- Niche & Unreleased Potential: Potential for expansion.
- Leadership: Existing market dominance.
- Eroding: Declining market position.
Brand Z Model
- The Brand Z model presents a framework based on customer journey stages.
- Stages, from bottom to top, are presence, relevance, performance, advantage, and bonding.
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Description
This quiz delves into the key concepts of brand equity and accountability, focusing on their definitions and importance in marketing. It covers aspects like brand awareness, brand loyalty, and how these elements shape consumer perceptions. Test your knowledge on effective marketing communication strategies and brand concepts.
