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    Brand Imaging In Regional

    Languages

    Prof. Shailesh Kediya

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    The Flow

    Quick look at concept: Brand, Brand Equity

    How consumer perceives a brand?

    Attributes of Brand Image

    Brand Imaging in Regional Languages

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    A brand is a name, term, sign, symbol, or

    design which is intended to identify the goodsor services of one seller or group of sellers andto differentiate them from those of competitors.

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    In this difficult environment, marketers musthave a keen understanding of:

    customers

    brands

    the relationship between the two

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    Creating Brand Identity?

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    The Concept of Brand Equity

    Brand Equity is the added value endowedon products and services.

    It may be reflected in the way consumersthink, feel, and act with respect to thebrand, as well as in the prices, marketshare, and profitability the brand

    commands for the firm.

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    How Consumers Perceive Brands

    Brand image is the current view of thecustomers about a brand.

    It can be defined as a unique bundle of associations within the minds of targetcustomers.

    It signifies what the brand presently stands for. It is a set ofbeliefs held about a specific brand.

    In short, it is nothing but the consumersperception about the product.

    It is a combination of both tangible and intangibleattributes

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    Attributes

    Attribute are classified by the type of consumer benefits

    they deliver:

    Functional Value ,

    Experiential or aesthetic Value, and

    Value-expressive

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    Functional Value

    Functional

    Products that help consumers remove or avoidproblems e.g., a drivers side air bag, Anti

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    Experiential oraesthetic (psychological) Value

    Products that satisfy sensory expectations --- e.g.,the unique atmosphere of a fine restaurant, theway you feel in a new business suit

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    Value-Expressive or Symbolic Value

    Products that help consumers express their self-image

    e.g., buying a sports car versus buying a compact car,

    because the former is you

    Brand image/personality is tied to the brand-user imagebased on value-expressive attributes that characterize the

    brand.

    Brand image versus self image similarity concerns

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    How brandsare perceivedin Regional

    languages?

    Dalda Vs Vanaspati

    Nirma Vs Washing Powder

    Functional

    Experiential

    Value Expressive

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    Lets Sum Up

    Brandimageisthe customersnet extract

    from the brand.

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