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 Resonance Judgments Feelings Performance Imagery Salience Intense ,active loyalty Po sitive, accessible reactions Point of parity & difference Deep broad awareness What about you & me ? 4. Re lationship What about you ? 3. Response What are you ? 2. Meaning Who are you ? 1. Identity Brand Building blocks Brand development stages Branding objectives

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8/3/2019 Brand Identity Persona

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Resonance

JudgmentsFeelings

PerformanceImagery

Salience

Intense ,activeloyalty

Positive, accessiblereactions

Point of parity &

difference

Deep broadawareness

•What about you & me ?

4. Relationship

•What about you ?

3. Response

•What are you ?

2. Meaning

•Who are you ?

1. Identity

Brand Building blocksBrand development stages Branding objectives

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*To what extent the brand is at the TOM/ easily

recalled/ recognised.

*What types of cues are necessary?

*How persuasive is the awareness?

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*Breadth of awareness – range of purchase &

usage situations in which the brand comes to

mind

*Depth of awareness – How likely it is for a

brand to come in mind and the ease with which

it does

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*Marketers build Brand Equity by creating the

right brand knowledge structures with the

right customers

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Corporate visual identity is defined by corporate name, logotype orsymbol, typography and colour, and they play an important part in

creating awareness and recognition . Furthermore, the brand integrates a

company’s stakeholders by creating a common ground and a sense of  

Community. Its identity forms part of how it is “known” as well as a 

stable point of reference for customers

The choice for the brand elements is a key Brand equity driver.

Names. URLs, logos, symbols, character, spokespeople, slogans, gingles,pakages, signages

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Aha moment of finding what a person has been

looking for.

ShortAppealing

Memorable

Active

Multiculturally effective

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*Brand Identity is defined by answering the

following questions:

*What is the brand’s particular vision and aim? 

*What makes the brand different ?

*What is its permanent nature ?

*What are its values ?

*What are the signs which make the brand

recognizable ?

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*Brand Identity refers to what the sender wants

the receiver to think of the brand

*Brand Image refers to what the receiver

actually thinks of the brand

* Does Identity=Image ? (Brand Manager’s

responsibility)

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Brand Identity

Signalstransmitted

•Products

•People

•Places

Communication

Brand ImageBrandimage

Sender

Messages

Receiver

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*Semiotics is the study of the

meaning/interpretation of signs and symbols

*Marketers have to understand how to encode

symbolic communication (brand identity) and

how consumers decode symbolic

communication (brand image)

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*Brands can act as communication devices at four levels:

*Utilitarian sign: reliability, effectiveness, economic

performance

*Commercial sign: communicates value, high or low

*Socio-cultural sign:

brands associates with particulargroups of people

*Mythical sign/symbol: brand forms mythicalassociations

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*Brand Building:

*Memorable: Recall & recognise

*Meaningful: Credible, suggests corresponding

category

*Likeable: aesthetically appealing

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*Defensive

*Transferable: Add equity across geographies,

segments

*Adaptable over time

*Protectable: legally, competitively protectable

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VIDEOS

*Case study - Finsense

*The money show logo

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* “the set of human characteristics associated

with a brand.”

*Documents a stable set of personalitydimensions that are thought to underlie the

construct.

*brand personality plays a critical role in the

“for me” choice, or “I see myself in thatbrand” choice. 

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*Sincerity, typified by traits such as wholesome, down-to earth,honest;

*Excitement, typified by traits such as daring, imaginative,exciting;

*Competence, typified by traits such as intelligent, secure,confident;

*Sophistication, typified by traits such as glamorous, smooth,charming;

*Ruggedness, typified traits such as strong, masculine, western.

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*Brand personality is the act of applying humancharacteristics or traits to a brand, inducing

consumers to think of a brand as if it hadperson like qualities

*Associating human personality characteristicswith a brand is possible because people

anthropomorphize, that is, transfer humancharacteristics to inanimate objects on aregular basis

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*Direct: originate from any individual associated with the brand

(e.g. endorsers, spokespersons, company CEO, and family

members), and transfer to the overall brand personalityperception.

*Indirect : originate from informational sources as product

attributes, product category, brand name and symbol,

advertising approach, price, and demographic characteristics

(e.g. gender and social class).

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*Benefitsbrand personalities, like human personalities, are thought

to be comprised of traits that are relatively enduring.

*Consumer researchers suggest that numerous benefits may

accrue to brands with strong, positive brand personalities.

* A favorable brand personality is thought

* to increase consumer preference and usage (Sirgy, 1982),

* increase emotions in consumers (Biel, 1993),

* increase levels of trust and loyalty (Fournier, 1998),

* encourage active processing on the part of the consumer (Biel,

1992),

*and provide a basis for product differentiation (Aaker, 1996).

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*If the brand was a person what sort of personality would it have ?

*Sincerity

*Excitement

*Competence

*Sophistication

*Ruggedness

*Peaceful

*Passionate

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RBM :

• Consumers may not have the personality of a brand but wouldlike to have a relationship.

e.g. NIKE V/S LA GEAR

Rugged / Outdoor Fashionable

CITIBANK V/S BARCLAYS BANK

Modern, technical  Solid, sound, wealthy,

pretentious, high  competent.

flying.

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*•The brand as a friend.

UJALA V/S ROBIN

Trusted Old, jaded

Dependable Out-of-reach

Understanding Staying nowCaring in a distant

Practical town.

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*Brand Behaviour  Personality Traits

•Frequent changes in brand - Flighty, schizophrenic

Position, symbol, advertising

Style, tone, pace.

•Frequent deals, coupons, - Cheap uncultured.discounts.

•Advertise, frequently / - Outgoing, popular.

extensively.

•Strong customer service, - Approachable.

Easy-to-use package.

•Continuity of characters - Familiar,

comfortable.

packaging, symbol, endorsers.

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Brand Behaviour  Personality Traits

•High price, exclusive Snobbish, sophisticated.

distribution, advertises in

upscale magazines.

•Friendly endorsers, Friendly, neighbor next

advertising. door.

•Association with events, Culturally aware, cause related

marketing. concerned.

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You have just planned a party this Saturday and have invitedthe following persons:

* India Today

*Business world

*Times of India

*Stardust

*Savvy

*Journal of Operations management

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Answer the following in one single word:

* What dress will each wear?

* What mode /brand of transportation/vehicle will they come in* What conversation will they make?

*What will be their gender and age?

* What will they drink at the party?

* What type of food will they have at the party?

*If the party starts at 8pm what time will each arrive?

* Write personality profile of your favorite brand amongst these inless than 500 words

Draft Personality profile

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Draft Personality profile

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Dress

Transport

Conversation

Gender

Age

Drink

Food

Arrival