marketing branding and advertising

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What is the Frame of Reference in branding?

The field you're competing against, such as comparing Burberry to Gucci or Prada.

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What are Points of Parity?

The basics a brand must have to be taken seriously, like high price points and quality craftsmanship.

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What defines Points of Difference?

What makes a brand unique, such as Burberry's British heritage and iconic trench coat.

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What is a Value Proposition?

The promise communicated to consumers that makes them choose a brand over others.

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What do Positioning Maps illustrate?

A visual representation of where a brand sits compared to competitors based on selected variables.

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What led to Burberry's downfall?

Over-licensing of the iconic nova check, leading to reduced exclusivity and increased counterfeits.

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What is the significance of a brand's Resonating Focus?

It highlights what truly matters to consumers and how the brand delivers it best.

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What is New Balance's Frame of Reference?

Functional athletic shoes.

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What are New Balance's Points of Difference?

Unpretentious design and comfort-first approach.

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What is the Value Proposition of New Balance?

Shoes that work hard without focusing too much on appearance.

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What criteria should be satisfied in advertising?

Can I visualize it? Can I falsify it? Is it unique to the brand?

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What is Common Knowledge in a social context?

Facts that everyone knows, and everyone knows that everyone else knows.

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What is an example of Shared Knowledge?

Students feeling uneasy about drinking but not speaking up due to assumptions about others' feelings.

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What is the impact of Super Bowl Advertising?

It creates a shared experience where everyone knows others are watching.

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How did New Balance adapt to changing demographics?

By maintaining its original design ethos, it attracted both dads and supermodels.

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What does the phrase 'Worn by Supermodels in London and Dads in Ohio' signify?

The broad appeal and versatility of New Balance shoes.

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What is the role of concreteness in advertising?

More concrete imagery captivates consumers and aids visualization.

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How can a brand be the 'odd one out' in advertising?

By presenting unique and confident messaging that stands apart from competitors.

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What does reading The Economist signal about a person?

It suggests that the reader is smart.