Fundamentals of Branding Strategies

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Course Outline

  1. Course expectations and materials
  2. Brand definition and elements
  3. Brands versus products
  4. Why brands matter
  5. Branding across product categories
  6. Branding challenges and opportunities

1. Course expectations and materials

Key Concepts & Definitions

  • CANVAS : CANVAS is the online platform where course materials and briefings are made available.
  • Brand Audit : A Brand Audit is a diagnostic assignment where you analyze a selected brand’s strengths and weaknesses.
  • Brand Equity Model : A Brand Equity Model is a framework used to assess how brand value is built in consumers’ minds.

Essential Points

  • Students need to attend 70% of theory classes to meet attendance requirements.
  • Assessment includes a written test (40%) and participation via discussions plus a group project (20% and 40%).
  • Course materials include PPT slides with teacher’s and original versions, and required reading from Keller’s book.

2. Brand definition and elements

Key Concepts & Definitions

  • Brand : A brand is a differentiating identity—built from name, symbols, and meanings—that helps consumers choose between alternatives.
  • Brand elements : Brand elements are the components (like names and logos) that identify and differentiate a brand.
  • Branding : Branding is the strategy used to create a brand image by linking a product/service to identifiable meanings and cues.

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1. What is disintermediation?

2. What additional role does branding play beyond the product itself?

3. What attendance requirement must students meet to satisfy the course attendance rule?

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Course materials — include?

PPT slides, readings, and briefings.

Brand — definition?

Differentiating identity built from name, symbols, meanings.

Brand elements — components?

Names, logos, symbols, signs.

Brands vs products — difference?

Brands are perceptions; products are offerings.

Why brands matter — reasons?

Identify, simplify decisions, reduce risk, set expectations.

Branding across categories — focus?

Intangibility, online presence, place promotion.

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