Category: Brand

  • Branding British Tomatoes: Responding to New Foreign Competition Threats

    Table of Contents Background The Tomatoes Challenge The Branding Strategy The Advertising Message What Consumers have not been told about Tomatoes The Target Market Advertising Strategy: to Promote Healthy Eating Media Strategy Works Cited Background British growers are facing competition from foreign exports and this has prompted them to put up an intense fight. Whereas…

  • How Does Branding Affect Consumer Purchasing

    Table of Contents Introduction Branding and consumer choice Consumer response to branding Aspects of Branding Brand characteristics and consumer choice Conclusion Reference List Introduction Businesses try to use terms, labels, and designs that are distinct from other products produced by their competitors. Branding is an intangible asset for companies. Most of them now realise that…

  • Marketing Management: Building Brand Equity

    Introduction Male Coffee Shop is one of the many coffee shops in the city of Male that has been in the market for the last eight years. This firm, just like many other coffee shops in this city, has been largely depending on the booming tourism industry in this city to support its operations. With…

  • Role of Events in Branding and Promoting

    The process of a constant development of new trends in the modern business and economy requires managers and marketers to develop innovative approaches to promoting products and services and to attracting potential clients. From this point, today events are discussed as the effective marketing tool which is actively used in branding and promoting because of…

  • Marketing Management: Building Brand Equity

    Introduction Male Coffee Shop is one of the many coffee shops in the city of Male that has been in the market for the last eight years. This firm, just like many other coffee shops in this city, has been largely depending on the booming tourism industry in this city to support its operations. With…

  • Marty Neumeier’s Tips for Successful Branding

    In an interview about his new book Zag, Marty Neumeier shares his opinion on good as opposed to diverse, describes the need to zag while other companies zig, and suggests the ways of making one’s label catch the eye of the customers. In Zag, Neumeier emphasizes the importance of having an “onliness” statement for any…

  • Product Service Liability: Tylenol Brand’s Case

    Table of Contents Introduction Data Analysis Legal Discussion Conclusion Works Cited Introduction By the early 1980s, Tylenol was a very successful brand of painkillers. Profits from selling Tylenol constituted a significant portion of Johnson & Johnson’s income (Stewart and Paine 157). In 1982, an incident happened that could ruin the brand forever. Several packages of…

  • The Role of Strategic Marketing in Creating a Sustainable Corporate Brand

    Table of Contents Introduction Strategic marketing definition Discussion How exactly strategic marketing factors in Financial, economic and marketing vital signs Conclusion Reference List Introduction Coming up with an idea for a popular product is relatively simple; by examining the existing demand or, for that matter, analyzing the strategies adopted by other companies, one can define…

  • Capilano’s Brand and Consumer Behavior

    Table of Contents STP Analysis on the Brand Brand’s Position in the Market Works Sited Consumer behavior remains to be an important factor in any market and the development of a brand. Among the existing variety of such popular food brands like Heinz, Nutella, or Velveeta, the idea to introduce the Australian brand Capilano honey…

  • Excelsior Industries Company: Positioning and Branding

    Table of Contents Abstract Positioning Branding Cognitive and Affective Models How Consumers Conduct Information Search Conclusion Abstract Positioning describes where a company’s products and services stand in relation to those of the competitors. This helps the brand to occupy a market niche. Branding is important to a company, because it helps to differentiate the goods…