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Prof. Chaitali MANAGING BRANDS OVER TIME.  Marketer’s ability to select a brand meaning in the form of image and maintaining that image over time. 

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1 Prof. Chaitali MANAGING BRANDS OVER TIME

2  Marketer’s ability to select a brand meaning in the form of image and maintaining that image over time.  One of the challenges in managing brands is the many changes that have occurred in the marketing environment in recent years.  Shifts in consumer behavior, competitive strategies, government regulations, or other aspects of the marketing environment can pro­foundly affect the fortunes of a brand. MEANING

3  Reinforcing Brand  Revitalizing Brand  Consistency Plans  Rebranding  Entering New Markets KEY ASPECTS OF MANAGING BRANDS

4  The advantage of creating a brand with a high level of awareness and a positive brand image is that many benefits may accrue to the firm in terms of cost savings and revenue opportunities.  The more that there is an attempt to realize or capitalize on brand equity benefits.  Important factors for Reinforcing is based on: 1) Product-related performance 2) Non-product-related imagery associations I. REINFORCING BRAND

5 1) Product Related Performance For example, after Timex watched brands such as Casio and Swatch gain significant market share by emphasizing digital technology and fashion. 2) Non Product Related Imagery Usage: Example: Soft Drink Ads depicting the adventure. CONT..D

6  Changes in consumer tastes and pref­erences, the emergence of new competitors or new technology, or any new development in the marketing environment can potentially affect the fortunes of a brand. Example: Amul, Bata have seen the Revolutionary success in past years.  Most revitalizable brands suffer from one of three problems: Low awareness, shifting consumer needs, or heavy competition. II. REVITALISING BRANDS

7 Encouraging Consumers To Choose A Brand 1.Strengthening Purchase Attitudes 2.Product and Package Modifications 3.Brand Uniqueness & Equity 4.Increase Purchase Salience (Point of Purchase Awareness & top of the mind) Adjustments To The Brand Portfolio  Migration Strategies  Brand Extension and Sub-branding  Retiring Brands CONT…D

8  A host of successful brands have had remarkable history of a consistent identity/execution.  Brand consistency is critical to maintaining the strength and favorability of brand associations.  Benefits of Consistency 1.Ownership of a Position 2.Ownership of Identity Symbol 3.Cost Efficiencies III. CONSISTENCY PLANS

9 Difficulties faced in Maintaining Consistency over Time. 1.Mindset of Managers  Problem Solver/Action Orientation  High Aspirations  Owned by Predecessor Identity/Execution. 2. Strategic Misconceptions  A New Paradigm Requires a New Identity/Execution  The New Identity/Execution is Ineffective  A Superior Identity/Execution Can Be Found  Customers Are Bored with a Tired or Stodgy Identity/Execution CONT…D

10  Rebranding is the process by which a product, service is developed with one brand, company or product line affiliation is marketed or distributed with different identity.  For example Shopper’s Stop Logo changed from rounded to Flat IV. REBRANDING

11  A Brand can enter new markets in two ways: 1. They may enter the existing market with a new brand. Example: Tata with NANO. 2. They may enter a new market. For example:Mc-Donalds entering Indian market with products matching Indian taste. V. ENTERING NEW MARKETS

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