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Title: In the 21st century, branding will ultimately be the only unique differentiator between companies.


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In the 21st century, branding will ultimately
be the only unique differentiator between
companies. Brand equity is now a key asset.
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  • Creating Brand Value is Good!
  • Better financial performance
  • Higher profit margins
  • Better return on assets
  • Stronger growth
  • Stability

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  • Whichever way you look at it, todays most
    valuable brands are the most
    demonstrably powerful and sustainable wealth
    creators in the world

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As a result of these high prospects many
operators from around the world are engaging in a
continuous effort to create brand value by
building their own brand
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  • So What Does It Take to Build Brand Value?

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Brands Are Like People!
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In The Past
  • Unlike the approach of consultancy and financial
    analysis which leveraged hard data,
  • brand building was considered as something
    intuitive (and quite elusive)

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Not Anymore!
  • Today, many brand building experts leverage
    quantitative tools to assess brand equity and
    value

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We Use
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Global Mobile AverageVery close to the Global
Brand Average
StrongBrandAffinity
WannaBelievers (20)
Believers (19)
StrongBrandBehavior
WeakBrandBehavior
Hostages (8)
Non-Believers (53)
WeakBrandAffinity
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Telefonica (Brazil)Enviable Number of Believers
within the Market
StrongBrandAffinity
Believers (47)
WannaBelievers (18)
StrongBrandBehavior
WeakBrandBehavior
Hostages (14)
Non-Believers (21)
WeakBrandAffinity
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Why Believers?
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Model of Brand Value
Price the brand commands
Average Category Growth
Believer Premium
Brand Added Value
Generic
Branded
Base Cost
Business Model Value-Added
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Believer Premium
  • Higher Life-time Volume Per Household
  • 10 Times Higher Volume than Average Category User
  • Higher Willingness to Pay Full Price
  • 15 Higher Price Paid than Average Purchaser
  • Longer Retention
  • 2/3 Less Year-on-Year Brand Slippage Among
    Frequent Purchasers
  • Greater Brand Momentum
  • Believers Beget Believers

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We Know How Many Believers
  • But How Do We Assess Belief?

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Two Axes Measure Belief
Both
High Charisma
High Integrity
Neither
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  • Not related to product news
  • Not related to tactical campaigns
  • Related to opening the heart
  • Buying share of heart

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Hence, The Value of Corporate Communication
  • The Added Value Is How the Brand Contributes to
    Our Value System
  • (As Human Beings)

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  • Related to consistency in behavior
  • Related to consistency in delivery
  • Builds the brands credibility
  • Buys market share

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Hence, The Importance of Continuous Market
Activity
  • And All the Related Communication

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Rolex
Sony
Coke
Nike
Adidas
Phillips
Reebok
Swatch
Pepsi
Timex
Apple
Samsung
Volvo
Toyota
Dell
Red Bull
Budweiser
IBM
Visa
Heineken
Master Card
American Express
Fiat
U.K. Map
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