What is a brand?
Brand Positioning
Formally… A proprietary trademark for a specific product or service
Conceptually… A “contract” from the company to its customers; A promise of specific benefits, quality, and value. A relationship.
A positioning statement defines the value proposition of product to the target market. ◦ Target Market [For Whom]
◦ Point of Difference [Reason to Buy]
◦ Points of Parity [Frame of reference]
Positioning is implemented through all elements of the marketing mix: product, price, promotion, place.
Should focus on a few key benefits [unique selling proposition]
Position must be defensible.
Positioning requires making choices.
Are POD desirable to the customer?
◦ Is POD Relevant (ex: consumers didn’t care about clear cola, or “unbreakable chips”)
◦ Is POD Distinctive? (distinctive and superior )
Can you deliver the POD to the customer?
◦ Feasibility (affordable? Possible? E.g., can airlines deliver on-time arrival?)
◦ Communicability (evidence to communicate?)
◦ Sustainability (internal commitment, difficult to attack; must be consistent at any point in time andover time)
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