PACKROSE ASSOCIATES

TRAINING

Strategic Brand Positioning and Marketing

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Strategic Brand Positioning and Marketing

Objective:

At the end of this training, participants will learn to:

  • Discuss the fundamental components of brands
  • Analyze the key components of brand equity
  • Relate brand categories and image
  • Categorize segments and positioning Achieving Marketing Excellence in Service Organizations
  • Choose how to select and manage brand identities and plan brand marketing strategies
  • Categorize brand media strategies and summarize how brand associations are created

Content:

Brand Equity, Categories and Image, Identifying Segments and Positioning

  • Brand definition, brand vs product comparison, examples of brand architectures
  • Why do brands matter, what can be branded?
  • Brand assets, brand strengths and brand values, what is brand management
  • Definition of brand equity, creating brand equity through awareness, image and associations
  • Designing appropriate product category structures – using the CBS (Category Breakdown Structure)
  • Key aspects of strong brands (performance, image, consumer judgments, consumer emotions, consumer rationale, brand significance, overall resonance with customer)
  • The essentials of brand positioning and developing a strong position
  • Identifying core brand associations and auditing brands

Selecting and Managing Brand Identities, Marketing Strategies, Media Strategies, Brand Associations

  • Selecting appropriate brand identities, gambits to make the brand identity memorable
  • Protocols for naming brands, logos, symbols, characters and slogans, packaging
  • Taking a joined-up approach to designing brand marketing programs, using personalization techniques to connect with the customer
  • Developing an appropriate strategy for products, channel/pricing/value engineering strategies
  • Working with brand associations
  • The relationship between existing and new brand associations
  • The relationship between brands and channels
  • Geographic factors, brand alliances and co-branding, ingredient branding, licensing brand elements