As its name implies it, this Branding Course deals with Brands. It tries to thoroughly investigate and answer important brands and branding questions such as:
• Why are brands so important?
• What do brands represent to the consumers?
• What should corporations do with brands to manage them optimally and properly?
• Why are brands considered one of the most valuable assets a company has?
• How are brands built and developed over time?
• What is brand equity?
• What are the various brands’ strategies and tactics?
• How do companies design and implement marketing programs and activities intended to build, measure, and manage strong brand equity?
6. 1. The Brand’s Domains
2. The Definitions of Brands
A. Customer Based Definitions
B. Asset Based Definitions
C. Legal Definition
D. The Brand as a Name Influencing the Buyer
E. The “Contract & Contractual” Definition
3. The Evolution of the Brand Concept
4. Differentiating between Brand Assets, Strength, and Value
5. The Functions of a Brand for the Consumer
8. 1. The Product Brand or Service Brand
2. The Family Brands (Range Brands & Umbrella Brands)
3. The Corporate Brands and the Endorsement Policy
4. The Brands Statuses
13. 1. The Functions of a Brand for Industrialists
• The Brand as a Signature and as a Link
• The Brand as a Process for Value Creation
2. The Brand Development Modalities
• Vertical Extension vs Horizontal Extension
• Upwards and Downwards Extension
• Target Extension
• Retail Networks Extension
• Geographic Extension of the Activities of the Brand
• The Extension Forms of a Brand (Wheel Model)
• The Process of Brand Extension
3. Branding VS Badging
4. Brand Alliances
17. • The Brandscape Concept
• The Functions of a Brand for a Consumer
• The Sensibility to the Brand
• The Loyalty to the Brand
• The Attachment to the Brand
19. 1. The Functions of (National) Brands for Retailers
2. The Evolution of the Status of Private Labels (MDD)
3. The Branding Strategies for Retailers
4. The Explanatory Factors Behind Private Labels Success
5.The Riposte Factors of (National) Brands VS Private Labels
21. 1. The Multiplicity of the Valuation Methods
2. The Brand as a Derivative Asset
3. The Accounting Approaches
4. The Comparable or the Multiples
5. The Fees Received for Using a Brand
6. The Actualized Future Flows
7. The Real Growth Option
8. The Multi-attributes Approach of Brand Equity
9. The Main Leverages of Brand Equity
(Awareness - Image - Other Indicators of Power)
22. IX - Advertising Gives
Value to Brands
X - Communication Gives
Value to Brands
28. ‣It will try to investigate, in order to answer, questions such as:
➡ Why are brands so important?
➡ What do brands represent to the consumers?
➡ What should corporations do with brands to manage
them properly?
➡ Why are brands considered one of the most valuable
assets a company has?
➡ How are brands built and developed over time?
29. ➡ What is brand equity?
➡ What are the various brands’ strategies and tactics?
➡ How do companies design and implement marketing
programs and activities intended to build, measure,
and manage brand equity?
30. ‣This course will allow you as present (or) future marketers to:
➡ Know the role of brands.
➡ Understand the concept of brand equity, and the
advantages of creating strong brands.
➡ Properly identify and choose brand elements.
➡ Build marketing strategies ; Design brand architecture
strategies ; and devise brand hierarchies and
portfolios.
31. ➡ Understand the role of corporate brands, family
brands, individual brands.
➡ Be able to adjust branding strategies, over time and
across geographic boundaries, to maximize brand
equity.