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Strategic
Brand
Management

, Strategic Brand
in
ore
Management
Week 3.1: What are brands and why do we buy them?

-1,16
Ch1 Introduction to Brand Management - Mogaji 2021
·Brands existi n the them Brand
subconscious of everyone who uses or
experiences
·
Branding

Brand
Brand Management
goun)

·

Anything can be considered a brand
·
Iti s something physicallypresent -
that
can be recognised, touched and felt.




Branding (verb)
·
Is a
process
·

Marketing practice in which a brand ow n e r takes responsibilityfor enhancing the
experience those
of they

engage
with.

·
Makes a brand m o re valuable
·

Is about
an
experience

·Branding is the acto f
shaping how a
company, organisation or individual is perceived



Brand management
·
About the
branding
managing process

Bridges between brands and
branding
·


gap
·
Brand managementi s bythe brand
done consciously to make the brand appeal to users and win ove r




competitor brands' users.




Carrot Carrotjuice in the shop
in the garden

Brand Valued brand The brand managementprocess
Branding


Brand management <

, Branding vs. advertising vs. marketing
↓ ↳ integrates ↳?
creating awareness
brands into
and advertising consumers' minds




The four P's of
marketing: Stakeholders
1) Product ·
Brand ow n e r



2) Price ·
Brand users


3) Place ·
Brand manager

Promotion
2) ·
Brand influencers
·
Brand valuers



SMSE Small- and
=
Medium-Scale Enterprise

·
Brand users are the entities thatm a ke the brand exist



Opportunities:
·
Career
·

Creativity
·
Critical evaluation
·
Communication
·
Consumer behaviour




Introduction to consumer value - Holbrook 1999

Types c o n s u m e r value
of
·
Extrinsic vs. intrinsic value

L->


>
Extrinsic valuable as




Intrinsic:valuable byitself(daya tthe
means to accomplishing further purpose (hammer)
beach)
·
Self-oriented vs. other-oriented value

For how I
E. (mysweater)
ow n
my sake, reactetc.

For their sake, how theyreactetc. (micro;i ntermediate;macro-level)
·
Active vs. reactive value

Active:entails
=.
a
physical or mental manipulation ofs o m e (intangible object(done byo bjectt o object)

Reactive: responding to some object(Itac ts upon me,
It
moves me

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