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Course requirement
Read the course advice .
Textbook
bM_SA
R u le s
M a x absences C a se n u g g e ts to b e su b m i d i cl ss tte n a T h e b a ck b e n ch i to b e u n - o ccu p i d s e Mobiles switched off ( not silent) during class penalty ? Any student not registering on the group this week will treat the whole class to MARs mini chocolate bar
ENJOY
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Ethical Marketing
The Golden Rule The Professiona l Ethics
Take only actions that would be viewed as proper by an objective panel of your professional colleagues Would l feel comfortable explaining this action on television to the general public?
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The TV test
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Marketing
Most Ethical Companies R More Profitable
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As Marketers , we must :
E th ica l Marketing
Do no harm.
This means consciously avoiding harmful actions or omissions by embodying high ethical standards and adhering to all applicable laws and regulations in the choices we make.
Foster trust in the marketing system . This means striving for good faith and fair dealing so
as to contribute toward the efficacy of the exchange process as well as avoiding deception in product design, pricing, communication, and delivery of distribution.
This means building relationships and enhancing consumer confidence in the integrity of marketing by affirming these core values: honesty, responsibility, fairness, respect, transparency and citizenship.
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1 . Honesty to be forthright in dealings with customers and stakeholders. 2 . Responsibility to accept the consequences of our marketing decisions and strategies. 3 . Fairness to balance justly the needs of the buyer with the interests of the seller. 4. 5 . Respect to acknowledge the basic human dignity of all stakeholders. 6 . Transparency to create a spirit of openness in marketing operations. 7. 8 . Citizenship to fulfill the economic, legal, philanthropic and societal responsibilities that serve stakeholders
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E th ica l Values
Ethical Marketing
It is enough for a person to be a failed Marketer , to be dishonest to ones Customers, i.e. Consumers and all Stakeholders to not deliver the bRAND Promise.
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bRANDManagement
COURSE OUTLINE
bRAND bRAND EQUITY
I UNDERSTAND WHAT IS A . I UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF I . I. WHY bRANDIS AN I I ASSET I . UNDERSTAND V bRAND IDENTITY V .WHAT IS bRAND VISION V I WHAT IS, HOW DO WE ACHIEVE . V I WHAT ARE I . RETAILERS bRANDS V I. 10/13/11 I TYPES OF I
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bRAND POSITIONING
X .Managing bRAND Portfolios XI Understand bRAND Activations . XI Managing bRAND Migrations I . XI. Monitoring & Measuring bRANDS I I
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Marketers job ?
1. 2. 3. 4. Drive The Business Strategy Research New Opportunities Get New Consumer INSIGHTS Do S.T.P. Segmentation , Targeting ,Positioning
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Apply the 6 Ps , making sure they are consistent with a) Each other & b) STP strategy 6. Implement BMP samin 11 7. 10/13/11 Monitor Results ahmad brand management
bRANDManagers ?
job
Understandin g
bRANDS
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A bRAND is..
A name, term, sign, symbol, or design, or a combination of them intended to identify the goods and services of one seller or group of sellers and to differentiate them from those of the competition.
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bRAND Managements
ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE
Understanding
A
bRANDS
An
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Understanding bRANDS
The bR A N D I S A m o n g th e
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Understanding bRANDS
W h e n a b u si e ss g e ts i n t ri h t, g
the bRAND
becomes a
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U n d e rsta n d in g b R A N D S
A bRAND IS A CONDITIONAL ASSET
NATIONAL HILTON
Masala Hotel
CHEETAH
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Joggers
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Understanding
bRANDS
Legal definition of a bRAND A Sign Or A Set Of Signs Certifying The Origin Of A Product Or Service, & Differentiating It From Competition.
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Understanding bRANDS A bRAND is a name that influences buyers A bRAND is considered as Established when it has
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Understanding bRANDS
louis vuitton
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Understanding bRANDS
GOODWILL ( PUGREE)
the The difference between the BOOK VALUE of company and of PRICE PAID when sold ; The psychological goodwill
is caused by consumers
Understanding bRANDS
There is a huge GAP between Market Capitalization & the Net Tangible Assets of a company This Unexplained value is
an
Intangible Asset
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bRAND Value
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GOODWILL
A T T A C H M E N T to a re si sts ch a n g e
bRAND
A n d m a y re m a i i ta ct n n even as LOYALTY fades when price difference increases between competing bRANDS.
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co m p a n y s
3.
I a l g a le n ti , a s e ty
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Understanding bRANDS
VALUE When
CONSUMER
consumers perceive a risk they turn to bRANDS . may change with time : vary with
Understanding bRANDS
VALUE
CONSUMER
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A bRAND is a cluster of values, that enables a promise to be made about a unique and welcomed experience. Emphasis Is On Functionally Oriented Values . As bRAND management sophistication increases, these values become Augmented With Emotionally Oriented Values ;
Thus driving a bRAND visionary promise that adds value to all stakeholders
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