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    What is Brand Equity?Brand equity is a set of assets (and liabilities) linked to a

    brand that adds to (or subtracts from) the value provided

    by a product or service to a firms customers.

    Components of Brand Equity are :Awareness

    Perceived Quality

    Brand Associations

    Brand Loyalty

    Proprietary Brand Assets like trademarks , patents ,

    channel relationships

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    Brand Equity Theories

    1.Young and Rubicam Brand Assets

    Valuator (Y& R BAV)2.Brand Equity Ten by David Aaker

    3.Interbrand

    4.CBBE

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    Young and Rubicam Brand

    Assets Valuator Differentiation (Point of difference , How is the brand

    different from the rest of the world, What does it offerwhich others are not offering)

    Relevance (Is it relevant to significant segment, does itattract a large customer base , house hold penetration)

    Esteem (Quality perception )

    Knowledge (What brand stands for, awareness ,recognition , recall)

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    Differentiation

    Shoppers Stop :Experience

    Inorbit Mall: Multi Anchor Stores

    Ferrari : Sports Car

    Pearsons :Low price edition

    Aaj Tak , India TV : Masala News

    NDTV : Intellectual News

    Bose : Audio quality

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    Relevance

    Medicine Brands (Band-Aid, Crocin , Glycodin ,etc)

    Apparel Brands (Arrow , Peter England , etc)

    Consumer Durable Brands (LG , Videocon , etc)

    FMCG Brands (Brands of HLL, P&G , etc)

    Food and Grocery (Kissan , Annapurna , etc)

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    Esteem and Knowledge

    High esteem and Low knowledge( LuxuryBrands, The Pioneer , The Statesman ,etc)

    Low Esteem and High Knowledge (Masala NewsChannel , Mumbai Mirror , etc )

    High Esteem and High Knowledge (Maruti ,Santro , Financial Newspaper , etc)

    Low Esteem and Low Knowledge :Local Brand

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    Brand Strength and Stature Brand Strength=Differentiation*Relevance

    Brand Stature =Esteem *Knowledge

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    Brand Equity

    Brand Equity= Brand Strength +Brand Stature Assuming 100 consumers were interviewed on these 4

    parameters to measure Brand equity of Lifebuoy Brand ofPersonal wash Soap

    40 people said this Brand is same as other Germ fighting

    Brand and 60 said its different from other competingBrands (differentiation =0.6) 90 people said this Brand has high relevance

    (relevance=0.9) 80 people said they know what this Brand stands for

    (Knowledge=0.8) 90 people considered it a high quality Brand

    (Esteem=0.9) Brand Strength=0.6*0.9=.54 Brand Stature=0.8*0.9=.72 Brand Equity=1.26

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    The Brand Equity Ten(David Aaker)

    1. Loyalty Measures

    2. Perceived Quality /

    Leadership Measures

    3. Associations /

    Differentiation

    Measures4. Awareness Measure

    5. Market Behavior

    Measures

    1. Price Premium

    2. Satisfaction

    3. Perceived Quality

    4. Leadership / Popularity

    5. Differentiation

    6. Brand Personality association

    7. Organizational Associations

    8. Brand Awareness

    9. Market Share

    10. Market Price &

    Distribution Coverage

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    Price Premiums How much more or less customers are willing to pay for X

    Brand in comparison with another brand of similar productcategory.

    This amount of money (+ or -)is called price premiumassociated .

    Price premiums are of two types -:positive and negative.

    Positive : Extra amount that a customer is willing to pay toavail a brand compare to another Brand

    Negative : How much less for a brand is available compareto another brand before one switches brand.

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    Satisfaction Perceptual gap (Dissatisfied, satisfied,

    delighted)

    Repeat Customer Loyal Customer

    Advocacy

    The brand is the only , one of the brands,among the available brands that customerbuys and uses

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    Perceived quality /Leadership

    Quality perception

    Consistent high quality

    The best , one of the best , one of the worst ,the worst

    In comparison to other brands this brand is growing in popularity

    Leader / Challenger / follower/Niche

    Respected for Innovation

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    Association /Differentiation

    Perceived value :The brand is good Valuefor money ,Reason to buy this brand overothers.

    Personality: Interesting , Image , History ,Culture

    Organization: Which organization is thisbrand attached (Trust , Proud , admire ,

    pleased) Differentiation

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    Awareness Recall ( What brands of Mobile can you

    recall)

    Recognition(Have you heard of Kar LoDuniya Muthi Mein)

    Top of mind(the first named brand inrecall list)

    Brand dominance (the only brandrecalled)

    Graveyard statistics (recall level of thosewho recognized it)

    Brand salience ( you have an opinion

    about the brand)

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    Market Behaviour

    Market Share Relative Market Price

    Percent of stores carrying the Brand

    Percent of people who have access tobrands

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    Interbrands Interbrand, a UK based consulting co.

    Criteria includes business prospects and

    brands market environment, as well as

    consumer perceptions

    Brands evaluated on 7 criteria: Leadership (25%)

    Stability (15%)

    Market (10%) International (25%)

    Trend (10%)

    Support (10%)

    Protection (05%)

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    Brand Strength:This is calculated on the basis ofseven weighted factors:

    FACTOR WEIGHT IMPLICATION

    Leadership 25% Is the brand a market leader in market share?

    Stability 15% Does the brand have stable market share?

    Market 10% Is the market in which brand operates stable?

    Geographic

    spread

    25% Is the brand an international brand?

    Trend 10% What is the long-term future of the brand?

    Support 10% Is the brand actively promoted and supported by the

    company?

    Protection 5% Is it adequately protected by trademarks?

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    Interbrands A consultancy firm was given a task to derive

    brand equity of three competiting brands using

    Interbrands .The data collected for three brands

    is as follows:

    Calculate Brand equity of all three brands

    Brand LS STB MKT INTL TREND SUPPORT

    PROT

    A MLeader STB VM MNC EXcell HighS PROTN

    B MC STB VM MNC EX MedS PROTN

    C MFollower USTB VM DM EX LowS PROTN

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    CBBE

    Consumer Based Brand Equity

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    The 4 Fundamental Questions Who are you? (Brand Awareness)

    What do you do? (Brand Knowledge)

    What do I think about you? (Brand Attitude)

    What about you and me? (Brand Relationship)

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    Brand Attitude

    Brand Judgments

    Quality: Smirnoff

    Credibility: Apple

    Consideration: Sony

    Superiority: Intel

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    Brand Attitude

    Brand Feelings

    Warmth: Archies

    Fun: Disney

    Excitement: MTV

    Security: SBI

    Social Approval: Mercedes Self-Respect: RbK

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    Customer Based Brand EquityPyramid

    Identity -Who

    are You

    Meaning-What

    are YouPOP, POD

    Brand

    Consumer

    Resonance

    Consumer

    Judgement

    Consumer

    Feeling

    Brand

    Salience

    BrandPerformance

    BrandImagery

    Response- What

    about You

    Relationship- What

    about You and me

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    CBBE for Amazon

    Books, Music & VideosBRAND AWARENESS Books, Music & Videos

    Conv., Variety, Low Prices

    For Every Internet User

    Conv., Variety, Low Prices

    BRAND

    KNOWLEDGE

    For EveryInternet User

    Good Value / Credibility

    Smart ShopperBRAND ATTITUDE Smart Shopper

    good Value /Credibility

    Loyalty, Community,Engagement

    BRAND RELATION Loyalty, Community,Engagement

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    Brand Valuation

    Cost-based approaches consider the costs associated withcreating the brand including research and development of theproduct concept, market testing, promotion, and product

    improvement. The accumulated cost approach will determine thevalue of the brand as the sum of accumulated costs expended onthe brand to date. This method is the easiest to perform, as all thedata should be readily available.

    Market-based approaches are based on the amount for which a

    brand can be sold. The open market valuation is the highest valuethat a willing buyer and willing seller is prepared to pay for theasset.

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    Book to Market The book-to-market approach is used to estimate the

    value of a brand by subtracting its book value from itsmarket value.

    Book value is calculated by adding a companys totalassets and subtracting liabilities and intangible assets.

    Market value is open market valuation

    Brand valuation using book to Market can be calculatedas follows:

    bv = mb

    Where, bv is brand value

    m is market value, and

    b is book value

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    Gross-profit Differential Method In this method the value of a branded product is

    obtained by calculating the difference betweenthe price of that product and the average priceof similar non-branded products.

    It tries to identify the value that is added by thebrand to the product.

    However this is only a measure of the brandsstrength in the market.

    bv = (pn) x

    Where, bv is Brand Value

    p is the avg. price of a branded unit

    n is the avg price of similar non-branded product