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Define positioning.

Act of designing company's offering & image to occupy distinct place in minds of target market

Define value proposition.

Reasons that the target market should buy that particular product.

What is the competitive frame of reference?

Other brands that a brand competes with showing which brands should be the focus of the competitive analysis.

What are the 2 defining associations?

Points of difference: Attributes consumers strongly associate w/ brand & believe they couldn't find in another brand



Points of parity: associations not unique to one brand but shared w/ many others

What are the criteria for the points of difference?

1) Desirable to consumer


2) Deliverable by company


3) Differentiating from competitors

Define brand mantras.

The "heart and soul" of the brand.



3-5 Word phrases capturing the spirit of the brand positioning.

3 components of designing brand mantra?

1) communicate (what is unique)


2) simplify (memorable)


3) inspire (personally meaningful)

3 ways of communicating category membership?

1) announcing category benefits


2) comparing to examplars


3) relying on product descriptor

Examples of negatively correlated attributes & benefits?

low price vs. high quality


good taste vs. low calories


effective vs. mild


powerful vs. safe


varied vs. simple

What is one differentiation strategy?

Developing a leverageable advantage: one used as a springboard to new advantages but isn't sustainable

What are 4 means of differentiation?

Employee: better trained = better customer service


Channel: more effective to make buying product easier (premium pet food at vet)


IMage: appeal to social & psychological needs


Services: better/faster delivery system (reliability, resilience, innovativeness)

What are 3 components of emotional branding?

Strong culture


Communication Style


Emotional hook

What are 5 branding guidelines for small businesses?

Creatively conduct low cost marketing research


Focus on building 1 or 2 brands based on 1 or 2 key associations


Employ a well integrated set of brand elements


Create buzz & loyal brand community


Leverage as many secondary associations as possible