Category: Brand
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Strategies for Branding: Internet Advertising
The two main similarities between internet advertisements and other advertisements are in the intent and the delivery of advertisements. The intent of any advert is to get the attention of the consumer. Internet advertisements, just like other forms of advertisements, try to attract and retain the attention of potential consumers in order to make sales.…
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Effective Brand-Building Program
For a company to introduce its product to the market competitively, it is essential to develop an effective strategy embracing planning, production, and sales. Marketing specialists working for an enterprise should address multiple points in brand-building to ensure a positive perception of a product by consumers. Therefore, competently developed advertising programs and sales promotion decisions…
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Companies’ Brands Advertising Strategies
The article “The Year’s 32 Best Media Plans, From Always and Nike to Oreo and Taco Bell” identifies various companies that have used appropriate strategies to advertise their brands. The most effective adverts were those of Nike and Always (“The Year’s 32 Best Media Plans, From Always and Nike to Oreo and Taco Bell” par.…
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Levi’s Branding on the Signature Line
Do you think that Levi’s was correct to keep the Levi Strauss name on its Signature line? Or would it have been better off creating a completely new brand name? Present both sides of the case. Take and justify a position. Levi’s decision to keep the brand name sounds reasonable, seeing how it is easily…
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Marketing and Brand Management Training Journal
Table of Contents Integrated Marketing Communications Corporate Image and Brand Management Buyer Behaviors Promotions Opportunity Analysis Advertising Management Advertising Design: Theoretical Frameworks and Types of Appeals Advertising Design: Message Strategies and Executional Frameworks Works Cited Questions to Answer Integrated Marketing Communications This chapter helps to define the true nature of the IMC (integrated marketing communication)…
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Obsessive Branding Disorder: The Business of Illusion and the Illusion of Business
Table of Contents Introduction Book review Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The author began his writing career while working for The Atlantic Monthly. He has also worked as a consulting writer for Fast Company. His writing has been featured in various magazines such as The Boston Globe, SPIN, and ESPN Magazine among others. This is the…
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Lush Future Strategy on Brand Awareness
The Lush Company should adopt the social media and television tools to publicize its products to the target segment comprising of the young women who care about environment and animal rights. Reflectively, the advertisements proposed will aim at creating product awareness among the environment lovers who double up as the target consumers. In order to…
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Conceptual Metaphor for Brand Image in Advertising
The conceptual metaphor helps us grasp an idea through associating it with another. It has two major constituents: 1) source domain – the one, from which a figurative expression derives; 2) target domain – the one that is understood as a result of mapping (a set of corresponding features that unite the components of the…
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Financial Times Newspaper Brand Marketing
The brand that will be under discussion in this report will be the Financial Times that was started in 1888 by James Sheridan and his brother. The Financial Times is a British newspaper that is published in London that primarily focuses on the financial market in the United Kingdom and the rest of the world.…
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Standardization Versus Customization of a Global Brand
Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction Understanding Consumer Buying Behavior and Brand Development Conclusion Reference List Executive Summary What must be understood is that the way in which a product is promoted in one country (i.e. the name of the product, its general appearance, and how a company chooses to appeal to consumers) is often…