Digital Product Brand Positioning Flashcards

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What defines the values of a brand?

Brand Identity: Set of characteristics and features.

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List elements of brand identity.

Logo design, product image, colors, ethical aspects, user sensation, brand values, sounds, brand message, and customer interaction.

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Why is brand identity important?

Increases consumer confidence, brand recognition, customer loyalty, consistent sales, credibility, control over price, links brand to positive traits.

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What is a disadvantage of developing a brand identity?

Very high cost in money and time

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How does brand identity help build customer trust?

By having a strong, unique vision that connects with customers on a deeper level.

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What is the Golden Circle?

A framework consisting of 'Why' (purpose), 'How' (process), and 'What' (result) to define a company's core values and offerings.

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List the bases for creating a brand identity.

Purpose of the company, future objectives, study the competition, develop a voice, avoid mimicry, extend beyond the logo, create a coherent message.

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What should you consider when creating a logo?

The public who will see the logo and their demographics (e.g., age, interests).

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What are the characteristics of a good logo?

Instantly recognizable in any format, simple, and works both with the company name and as a separate proxy.

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What is User Acquisition?

The process of using data-driven mobile ad campaigns to create awareness of apps, platforms, or services and engage new users.

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What is the focus of most user acquisition strategies?

Social media channels like Facebook Ads, Google Ads, and Apple Search Ads (ASA).

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Describe the User Acquisition Process.

Identify potential users -> Create target audiences -> Implement and adjust creative.

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Why is User Acquisition important?

It leverages the vast number of smartphone and tablet users, offers cost-effective campaigns, drives conversions, and provides detailed user activity visibility.

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What are the disadvantages of User Acquisition?

Saturated market with many alternatives and changing momentum due to new devices and user preferences.

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List commonly used channels for User Acquisition.

Facebook Ads, Google Display Network, AdMob, Google AdWords, YouTube, Google Play Search Ads, and Apple Search Ads (ASA).

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What is User Retention?

Implementing strategies to increase the loyalty of current customers and the revenue generated by them.

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How do you retain a customer?

Adopt new customer service tools, take customer feedback into account, discover customer needs, and use support as a retention tool.

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List benefits of User Retention.

Stability for the business, higher long-term income, increased profits from existing customers, and cost savings compared to acquiring new customers.

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What are the benefits of customer Customization?

Stimulates impulse buying, increases revenues, results in fewer returns, and leads to loyalty.

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What are the key elements of effective customer service?

Being able to quickly solve a problem or answer a question, having a FAQ section, and enabling multichannel communication.

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What are the benefits of a loyalty program?

Earning rewards and loyalty points, constant satisfaction, and encouraging repeat purchases.

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What is the purpose of Email Marketing in User Retention?

To inform about discounts, remind about subscription expiration, wish a happy birthday, or get feedback.

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What is Data Analysis in marketing?

A technique where the company takes all available information and prepares a marketing plan.

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Why is Data Analysis important?

It helps to give a vision of where the company stands, identifies working and non-working areas, and allows comparison of objective achievement.

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List the stages of Data Analysis

Reports from the past, analyze the current situation, and predicting and setting future objectives

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What are the benefits of Data Analysis?

Measure the performance of strategies, understand the 'health' of the company with metrics like ROI, understand consumer behavior, and support decision making.

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What is a Positioning Strategy?

A strategic marketing plan that helps determine where your company stands in the market and how it should position itself to attract more customers.

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Why is Positioning Strategy important?

It ensures that marketing tactics have an impact on customers and allows a company to shine in areas where it outperforms the competition.

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What elements are needed to create a positioning strategy?

The channel, the customer, and the competition.

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Define the relationship between Value proposition and positioning

Value propositions and positioning strategies are designed to differentiate companies from their competitors.