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Branding and brand awareness

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What is a brand?

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Card 1definition

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What is a brand?

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A name, symbol, design or reputation that makes a product recognisable and different from competitors.

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Recognisable + different

Card 2concept

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Three benefits of strong branding?

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Loyalty, premium pricing, easier launches, competitive edge, brand value as asset.

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Loyalty, premium, launches, edge, value

Card 3definition

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What is brand loyalty?

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Customers repeatedly choosing the same brand — reducing price sensitivity.

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Repeat choice, less price sensitive

Card 4concept

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Brand = name/logo/design that makes product ___

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Recognisable and different from competitors.

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Recognisable

Card 5concept

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Benefits of brand loyalty?

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Repeat purchases, stable revenue, less price sensitivity.

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Stable + pricing power

Card 6concept

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How does branding enable premium pricing?

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Customers trust the brand — willing to pay more than for unbranded equivalents.

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Trust = pay more

Card 7definition

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What is brand awareness?

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How well customers recognise and remember a brand — by name, logo, colours or jingle.

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Recognition + recall

Card 8concept

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Brand awareness = how well customers ___ a brand

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Recognise and recall it.

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Recognise + recall

Card 9definition

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What is brand value?

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The financial worth of the brand name alone — appears as goodwill on balance sheet.

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Financial worth of name

Card 10concept

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Five benefits of branding?

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Loyalty, premium pricing, easier launches, competitive edge, brand value.

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L-P-L-C-V

Card 11concept

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Why does branding make launches easier?

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Existing trust transfers to new products — customers willing to try.

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Trust transfers

Card 12concept

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High brand awareness means?

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Customers think of your brand FIRST when they need that product.

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Top of mind

Card 13example

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Branding example: premium pricing?

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Branded trainers cost far more than identical unbranded ones — brand power.

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Trainers

Card 14concept

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How to strengthen brand loyalty?

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Loyalty programmes, consistent quality, good customer service.

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Programmes + quality + service

Card 15concept

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Brand loyalty reduces customer ___

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Price sensitivity — won't switch for cheaper rivals.

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Price sensitivity

Card 16concept

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How is brand awareness built?

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Advertising, social media, sponsorship, word of mouth — takes time and investment.

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Ads, social, sponsorship, WOM

Card 17concept

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Quick: Brand value = ___ worth of the brand

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Financial — the brand name as an asset.

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Financial

Card 18concept

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Brand journey: ___ → ___ → ___

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Awareness → Loyalty → Value. Build awareness first.

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A → L → V

Card 19concept

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Define brand awareness for exam

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The extent to which customers recognise and can recall a brand by its name, logo or other features.

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Recognise + recall

Card 20concept

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How does branding create competitive edge?

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Makes product stand out in a crowded market.

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Stand out

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