Best Practices: Branding

Topics:
Brand Management
Tags:
Best Practice,
Brand,
Branding,
Corporate Communications,
Marketing,
Public Relations,
TEC
Source:
TEC

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Overview: What is a brand? Is it defined by your company logo? Your product packaging? Your expensive advertising and public relations campaigns? According to TEC Best Practices branding experts Duane Knapp and Tryg Jacobson, these are all elements of branding, but by no means the whole story. In fact, they contend, the notion of branding is misunderstood by even the most marketing-savvy organizations. Because it incorporates the customer's viewpoint,a "brand promise" differs from a company's mission or vision statement. It must focus on answering three questions: What business is our brand in?, What differentiates our products and services from our competitors?, and What is superior about the value we offer our customers? Read on to know more about Brand Management.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2002 | Pages: 7


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