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Energizing the Business Chapter Eleven Energizing the Business Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction or translation of this work beyond that permitted in Section 117 of the 1976 United States Copyright Act without the express written permission of the copyright owner is unlawful. Requests for further information should be addressed to the Permissions Department, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. The purchaser may make back-up copies for his/her own use only and not for distribution or resale. The Publisher assumes no responsibility for errors, omissions, or damages, caused by the use of these programs or from the use of the information contained herein. Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Growth Strategies Energize the business (Chapter 10) Leverage the business (Chapter 11) Create a new business (Chapter 12) Go global (Chapter 13) Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Growth in Existing Product Markets Innovating the Offering Using Branded Differentiators Energizing the Brand & Marketing Using Branded Energizers Increasing the Usage of Existing Customers Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Strategic Market Management 7th Edition – David Aaker Branded Differentiator Strategic Market Management 7th Edition – David Aaker An actively managed, branded feature, ingredient or technology, service, or program that creates a meaningful, impactful point of differentiation for a branded offering over an extended period of time. Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Strategic Market Management 7th Edition – David Aaker Westin hotel chain created the Heavenly Bed in 1999 It was a custom-designed mattress set wit 900 coils, three versions of the cosy blanket, a crisp duvet, three sheets of exceptional quality and five goose down pillows The Heavenly Bed became a branded differentiator in a crowded category where differentiation is a challenge – it offered substantial improvement on a regular bed and guaranteed a good nights sleep During the first year of its life, hotel sites offering the Heavenly Bed had a 5% increase in customer satisfaction As with all branded differentiators, the Heavenly Bed is actively managed by Westin The concept has been expanded to include Heavenly Bath – custom designed showers with dual shower heads The Heavenly Bed and Bath are available to purchase from the Heavenly Online Catalogue, and every year 700 guests worldwide purchase a Heavenly Bed after staying in a Westin Hotel Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

VVT-I Variable Value Timing—Intelligent Toyota VVT-i VVT-I Variable Value Timing—Intelligent Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Branded Programs Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Co-Branded Differentiator Edition Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

WestinWORKOUT powered by Reebok Co-Branded Differentiator WestinWORKOUT powered by Reebok Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Growth in Existing Product Markets Innovating the Offering Using Branded Differentiators Energizing the Brand & Marketing Using Branded Energizers Increasing the Usage of Existing Customers Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Strategic Market Management 7th Edition – David Aaker Branded Energizer Strategic Market Management 7th Edition – David Aaker Sub-brand or brand that energizes and enhances a parent brand Energizers could be: Products Promotion Endorsers Any source of energy attached to the brand Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Avon Breast Cancer Crusade Branded Energizer Avon Breast Cancer Crusade                                                                                                                                                                                                         Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Energizing the Brand & Marketing Involve the customer Go retail Publicize events Offer promotions to get new customers Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

adidas Streetball Challenge Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Buick’s Image Challenge Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

External Branded Energizer Tiger Woods Chapter 11- Energize the Business

Branded Energizer Tactical Endorser External Branded Energizer Tactical Endorser Long-term commitment ---------- Short-term Part of brand portfolio ---------- Separate brand Affect brand equities ---------- Enhance sales Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Branded Differentiator— Is part of an offering Branded Energizer— May or may not be part of an offering Toyota VVT-i Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Growth in Existing Product Markets Innovating the Offering Using Branded Differentiators Energizing the Brand & Marketing Using Branded Energizers Increasing the Usage of Existing Customers Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Increasing the Usage of Existing Customers Motivate Heavy Users to Use More Provide Reminder Communications Position for Regular or Frequent Use Make the Use Easier Provide Incentives Reduce Undesirable Consequences of Frequent Use Find New Uses Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Key Learnings Increasing product usage can be based on motivated heavy users to use more, make the use easier with reduced undesirable consequences, providing usage incentives, reminder communicator, positioning for frequent use and by finding a new use. A branded differentiator is an actively managed branded feature, ingredient or technology, service or program that creates a meaningful, impactful point of differentiation for a branded offering over an extended time period. A branded energizer is a branded product, promotion, sponsorship, symbol, program, or other entity that by association significantly enhances and energizes a target brand—the branded energizer and its association with the target brand is actively managed over an extended time period. Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

Ancillary Slides Chapter 11- Energize the Business

“Many of the failures are people who did not realize how close to success they were before they gave in.” - Thomas Edison Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

what remains to be done.” “One never notices what has been done, one can only see what remains to be done.” - Marie Curie Chapter 11 - Energize the Business

“Where there is no wind, row.” - Portuguese proverb Chapter 11 - Energize the Business