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Seven Branding Secrets

September 20th, 2007 · No Comments

n today’s competitive business climate it is important to differentiate your brand. A sound investment is defining and communicating what is truly special about your business. Your brand will bring you the success of your business and financial results through loyal and happy customers. Your brand will tell the world why they would be crazy not to do business with you.

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Tags: Strategy

Country Brand Index 2006

February 22nd, 2007 · 3 Comments

Principles of branding apply in equal measure to countries as they do to corporations. But methods are different. Countries will compete daily with neighbors or block regions for tourism, inward investment and export sales. There’s only so much business that can go around. Those countries that start with an unknown or poor reputation will be [...]

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Tags: Country Branding · Top Brands

4 Brand Valuation Methods

April 6th, 2006 · No Comments

Value has different meanings to different people. The objective of the valuation is determined by its use. Some of the more common valuation approaches are market based/direct measurement method; brand communication investments based method; awareness and franchise valuation method; finance based/indirect measu- rement method; excess-earnings method and relief-from-royalty method.

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Key Branding Trends in 2006

January 25th, 2006 · No Comments

Robert Passikoff is president/founder of Brand Keys, which has published the Customer Loyalty Index of leading companies in 26 product and service categories since 1996., has an interesting article over at Chief Marketer about what he calls the five key trends that will determine the difference between success and failure for brands and marketers for [...]

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Tags: Brand Management · Strategy

7 elements of brand valuation

May 30th, 2005 · No Comments

The [tag]Interbrand[/tag] model of brand strength is a useful framework to consider the performance of your own brand. Consider these seven points and you should get a better sense of the strength of your own brand, as well as some ideas on how to move forward.
Market: 10% of brand strength. Brands in markets where consumer [...]

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Tags: Brand Value