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Corporate Branding – a composite of
all the experiences, encounters and perceptions a customer
has with a company. It implies that all internal and external
communications are aimed at presenting a single, unified message.
Corporate branding strives to build trust in the company,
not in particular product or service. The corporate brand
is leverage across more and more products and services. This
implies a movement from having the brand be a function of
a division toward having the brand be the driver for the entire
organization.
Product Branding – in which the product
or service is synonymous with the brand. Product branding
allows the consumer to fit product perceptions and brand image
into one and strives to build trust in the brand.
Brand Management Audit – a process
to identity the existing brand awareness & management
in the organization.
Brand Audit – a process to establish
the current brand identity, positioning, strategy and communications
in the open market.
Brand Asset Management – a balanced
investment approach for building the meaning of the brand,
communicating it internally and externally, and leveraging
it to increase brand profitability, brand asset value, and
brand returns over time. |