Marketing: Brand Equity and Types

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Which of the following best illustrates 'branding silence'?

  • A branding strategy focused on minimizing noise and distractions in advertising.
  • The degree to which a brand is easily recalled and holds power in a consumer's mind. (correct)
  • A situation where a brand avoids controversial topics to maintain a neutral image.
  • A company's decision to temporarily halt all marketing communications during a crisis.

Which is the most accurate representation of brand equity?

  • The perceived quality of a brand's products or services.
  • The market share percentage held by a specific brand.
  • The economic value a brand adds to a company. (correct)
  • The total assets a company holds under its brand name.

Which of the following is NOT considered one of the key elements of brand equity?

  • Price premium
  • Leadership
  • Customer service (correct)
  • Brand awareness

A company collaborates with a charity, integrating the charity's logo and mission into its product packaging and marketing. Which type of brand does this represent?

<p>Co-branding (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A retail chain decides to launch its own line of products, which are sold exclusively in its stores. What type of branding strategy is the retail chain employing?

<p>Private branding (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these strategies would most likely increase brand equity?

<p>Implementing a consistent brand message across all platforms. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A luxury car manufacturer prices their vehicles significantly higher than competitors, emphasizing superior craftsmanship and advanced technology. Which element of brand equity does this strategy primarily target?

<p>Price premium (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A company known for its innovation and cutting-edge technology consistently releases groundbreaking products. Which element of brand equity does this best strengthen?

<p>Leadership (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A new product is launched under an existing well-known brand name that already has a positive reputation. What type of branding is being employed?

<p>Family (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A brand has been losing market share, and its products are now sold at significantly reduced prices to compete with generic alternatives. What does this scenario suggest about the brand?

<p>The brand is likely experiencing a decline in brand equity. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Branding silence

The accessibility, prominence, and power of the brand in a consumer's immediate memory.

Brand mark

The part of a brand that appears as a symbol or design.

Brand equity

The economic value of a brand to a company.

Co-branding

A branding strategy involving two or more brands working in cooperation.

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Generic brand

A low cost brand that isn't popular and sells at a lower price.

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Premium brand

A brand primarily known for its high quality and reputation.

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Private branding

A unique brand that's exclusive to a retailer.

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National brand

A brand that has a national presence and recognition.

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Corporate branding

When products or services are branded under the company's name.

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Family brand

Using a single brand name for multiple related products.

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Study Notes

  • "Branding silence" refers to a brand's accessibility, prominence, and power within a consumer's immediate memory.
  • A brand mark is the component of a brand presented as a symbol or design.
  • Brand equity represents the economic value of a brand to a company.

Ten Brand Equity Factors

  • Price premium
  • Satisfaction
  • Quality
  • Leadership
  • Differentiation measures
  • Perceived value
  • Brand personality
  • Brand awareness
  • Market share
  • Higher price and distribution indices

Types of Brands

  • Premium brands
  • Private branding
  • National brands
  • Corporate branding
  • Family
  • Individual
  • Co-branding
  • Fighting brand
  • Generic brands are typically unpopular and sold at low prices.

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