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What does the term 'heritage' imply in the context of luxury branding?
Which aspect contributes most to the perception of stability in a luxury brand?
What is NOT typically associated with the aesthetic and technical value in luxury branding?
How does affective value enhance a luxury brand's appeal?
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What role does discretion play in luxury branding?
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What aspect of the Bristol hotel highlights its connection with clients?
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Which of the following best describes the reputation of the Bristol hotel?
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According to Urde et al. (2007), which component contributes to a brand's track record?
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What concept reflects the Bristol hotel's belief in the importance of its history?
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What is implied by the term 'heritage brand' in the context of the Bristol hotel?
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What signifies the Bristol hotel’s dedication to quality?
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Which of the following elements is NOT typically associated with a heritage brand?
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Which of the following statements is true about the Bristol hotel?
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What does the concept of brand heritage primarily emphasize?
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According to Banerjee, what does brand heritage consist of?
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Which of the following best describes the founders of Petrossian's brand heritage?
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The brand image associated with Petrossian primarily reflects which aspect?
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What is a key benefit that consumers receive from brand heritage, according to the content?
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What role does 'expectancy' play in understanding brand heritage?
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Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding Petrossian's brand heritage?
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What does 'capital' refer to in the context of brand heritage?
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Which element is considered a heritage cue in product design?
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What type of promotion utilizes past elements from brand heritage?
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Which of the following is NOT a heritage cue in place marketing?
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What is an example of a heritage cue in promotion involving events?
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Which aspect does NOT represent heritage cues in marketing?
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What role does 'meaningful people from the brand’s past' play in heritage marketing?
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Which statement best describes the significance of heritage dramatization?
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Which feature is a characteristic of iconic places for heritage cues?
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Which element does NOT contribute to the foundation myth of a brand?
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What role does nostalgia play in branding strategy?
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Which process involves presenting a brand's history in an idealized manner?
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Which of the following is a common cultural aspect brands may promote?
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In the context of brand identity, what does the founder’s aura primarily influence?
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Which term refers to the selective choice to emphasize certain brand histories while ignoring others?
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What does the term 'quest' signify in the context of a brand's history?
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What is NOT a characteristic associated with a brand’s founding identity?
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What strategy is used to connect consumers to a brand's cultural heritage?
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Which figure is crucial in forming a brand's foundation myth?
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Study Notes
Understanding Brand Heritage
- Heritage = Past + Present + Future
- Using brand heritage helps make a brand’s past relevant to the present and future
- It involves telling past history and history in the making.
Defintion of Brand Heritage According to Banerjee (2008)
- History: The rich and eventful past of the brand.
- Image: The perception of consumers, an after effect of brand communication and positioning based on the benefits to be enjoyed
- Expectancy: The physical, emotional, hedonic, utilitarian, symbolic benefits that consumers receive from the brand.
- Capital: The competences that facilitate progression and give the edge over the competition.
Petrossian’s Brand Heritage
- 100-year-old firm founded by Armenian refugees with expertise in caviar and who know the entire value chain of the sector.
- Later product diversification.
- Image centered on the brand’s expertise and its core product: caviar.
- Image associated with the founders’ origins and with Russian culture due to marketing, especially at the Petrossian restaurant.
- Expectations regarding the taste of the food, the refinement of the food and packaging, references to Russian and Armenian cultures.
- Experience and expertise on all the caviar chain value and sector.
- Specialization on the core product.
- Perceptions of competence and quality.
Definition of Brand Heritage According to Urde et al. (2007)
- Logos, slogans, and other elements representing the brand and its past.
- Track record: Proof that the firm has been creating value for its stakeholders for a long time.
- Engagements taken by the firm that guide its actions.
- Heritage brand: Ability to last in time, longevity, the brand’s history determines its identity and behavior on the market.
- Values: Belief of the importance of history at an organizational level.
- Use of symbols: The brand’s history determines its identity and behavior in the marketplace.
Perceptions of Brand Heritage
- Stability: Perceptions of a cohesive identity.
- Longevity: The ability to last in time, to be perceived as durable rather than old.
- Adaptability: The ability to remain relevant today, to evolve according to the environment and the market.
Utilizing Brand Heritage
- Utilitarian value strengthening: credibility, trust, authenticity, and quality.
- Affective value strengthening: Emotions, pleasure, nostalgia, and attachment.
Aesthetic and Technical Value Strengthening
- The beauty of the production is a demonstration of the craftsman’s know-how.
- Work, creativity, human investment.
Narrative Value: Story-Telling
- Strengthens the brand’s uniqueness
- Rallies consumers in a community that recognizes a common culture
- Shares the cultural capital of the brand
- Promotes the brand’s message thanks to history and nostalgia
- Creates a universe and imagery surrounding the brand
Arrangements with the Brand’s History
- Romance: Idealization.
- Selective Amnesia: Omissions and fiction.
- Claiming Idea Precedence: Claiming idea precedence in regards to the competition.
- Updating: Adapting the brand to the current times.
Foundation Myth, Real or Fictitious, Fueled by Heritage
- Founder: The person who established the brand, their aura nourishes the brand identity: personality, a sense of collective, sincerity, authenticity, emotions, attachment, etc.
- Supporters: Those who aided in the success of the brand.
- Opponents: Those who resisted the brand.
- Quest: The journey the founder undertook to create the brand.
- Founding: The creation of the brand.
- Recipients: The beneficiaries of the brand and its success.
Dior’s Founding
- Founder: Christian Dior
- Supporters: Boussac, Piguet
- Opponents: The period, destiny.
- Quest: Apprenticeship with Piguet, several years before founding his own path.
- Founding: The creation of the fashion house Dior.
- Recipients: Elegant women.
Heritage Cues In Product
- Design: Composition, raw materials, and packaging.
- Meaningful people from the brand’s past: Using figures associated with the brand in promotions
- Limited Editions: Special releases that reference the brand’s history.
Heritage Cues In Promotion
- Former logos
- Slogans
- Mascots
- Packagings
- Any meaningful visual or auditive element, etc.
- Use of vocabulary centered on ancestry and tradition
- Founder's name
- The brand's founding date
- Events
- Industrial tourism
- Brand museums
- Heritage dramatization, for example, Odyssey by Cartier (2012)
Heritage Cues In Place
- Iconic places that are emblematic of the brand’s history, activities or the sector.
- Flagships
- Architecture and retail design
- Selling points
- Living space dedicated to the brand rather than selling points (Maison Patek Philippe).
- Staff in contact with the clientele.
Heritage Cues In Rolls-Royce Marketing Mix
- The marketing mix of Rolls-Royce utilizes cues like its long history, its heritage of craftsmanship, its luxury and refinement and its associations with classic cars, to appeal to its customers.
- The use of the Rolls-Royce brand name and logo, as well as the use of classic Rolls-Royce cars in advertising creates an image of sophistication, tradition, and quality, reinforcing their brand heritage.
- Heritage cues are also found in Rolls-Royce’s vehicles themselves, using elements like hand-crafted interiors, using a Rolls Royce "Spirit of Ecstasy" mascot is another important factor.
- The use of heritage cues in Rolls-Royce’s marketing mix helps to reinforce their brand image and attract customers who value quality, tradition, and luxury.
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This quiz delves into the concept of brand heritage, exploring its definitions and implications as presented by Banerjee and Petrossian. Discover how a brand's past, present, and future interconnect to create a lasting perception among consumers. Test your knowledge on the elements that contribute to a brand's heritage and image.
