19 Dec 2003
| by Professor Angus Jenkinson and Branko Sain
and fashion-conscious young community. Traditionally, they would not see the Ford brand as one that would ...
in fashion and music and will include sexy lingerie brand Agent Provocateur, hair stylists Toni Guy ...
for a Ford car. Ford s media influence index rose by 25% in the UK.5 Brand tracking studies revealed ...
25 Nov 2003
| by Andrew Redpath, British Brands Group
expectation and perception is the key to success. Andrew Redpath of the British Brands Group explains...., in every function. And innovation is the life-blood of successful branding. So where is branding at the Competitive Edge? The question isn't whether branding is part of the competitive edge, but how it can be made to work best at it. A brand is about reputation, and people's perception of your brand lives ...
14 Nov 2003
| by Professor Angus Jenkinson and Branko Sain
The Automobile Association is recognised as one of Britain s great brands. Founded in 1905 ...
organisation. Recognising this led to a re-branding exercise and an Integrated Marketing project. How could ...
service Fragmentation Belonging together Re-branding Reorganising and looking new Results and metrics ...
21 Oct 2003
| by Linda Kaplan Thaler and Robin Koval
Kaplan Thaler and Koval explain the essential make up of their Big Bang Theory, helping brands be heard above the 'noise' of world advertising and marketing today. Areas of investigation: Shrinking the Clock When a deadline is in the distant future, we all can find a million other things to do. When you ...
01 Oct 2003
| by Jason Hoffe, Kevin Lane, and Victoria Miller Nam
For consumers in China, the meaning of a car's brand can be as important as tangible performance..., such as brand leadership and an aura of success, than on practical matters, such as fuel efficiency ...
the Chinese market wants and associating those qualities with their brands. The take-away Carmakers should cultivate strong, emotional associations with their brands and help strengthen their dealers' sales ...
01 Oct 2003
| by Brian Young
at the level of the brand. He also found that children are more knowledgeable about advertising than ever ...
advertising to children Attitudes toward food Packaging and brands Food choice and behaviour ...
, colour appeal and collecting tokens to brand responses and discerning advertisers' intentions ...
01 Oct 2003
| by Periodical Publishers Association
of the advertiser s brand is not obscured. Indeed, many brands will be looking for methods within magazines to keep ...
is more suitable if the objective is to remind the reader of an established brand, while right ...
as for prestige and luxury brands. The format also implies that the ad is a bit special. Gatefolds take ...
26 Sep 2003
| by GfK Media
and TV channels and therefore records viewing and listening habits. Article by Josh Brooks, Brand ...
26 Aug 2003
| by Michael Willmott and William Nelson
produced - Michael Willmott, Citizen Brands, John Wiley Son, 2001 Contents: Introduction Life could ...
Competitive set Branding Segmentation Final thoughts Figures 1.1 The factors making life more complicated ...
01 Aug 2003
| by Naseem Javed
Naseem Javed, author of Naming for Power and also Domain Wars writes on the subject of cyber-branding..... Now that the populace has found something brighter to play with, the battles have moved to Cyber-Branding, which has landed all of us into a new Name-Economy. How did Cyber-Branding create this new Name ...
populace, easy typability by tired fingers, and pleasant vocalization of such names and brand experiences ...