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Managing a Successful Brand: Collaborative and Partnership Strategies

   

Added on  2023-06-11

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MANAGING A
SUCCESSFUL BRAND
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Introduction
Brand management can be understood as a specialized
function of marketing.
It essentially uses varied techniques in order to increase the
perceived value in regards to a product range or brand.
Effective brand management enables products prices to
increase in order to build loyal customers.
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Evaluate how brands are managed collaboratively and in
partnership, both at a domestic and international level
Brand management is an attribute of marketing which utilises
measures to maximise the perceived value of commodity line with
time.
Impelling brand management enables cost of products to drive up and
creates loyal customers base by maintaining positive brand
associations as well as robust awareness of brand.
In dynamic business environment, brand are partnered collaboratively
with help of brand investment at both domestic and international level.
Brand leveraging is using the power of an current brand name to back
up a firm's entrance into new product category.
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For example management of Marks & Spencer utilises the brand name power to launch food and home
products in both domestic and transactional level.
Both the commodities are correlated which results in causing consumers to purchase it.
Moreover, with support of brand goodwill, managers of Marks & Spencer are able to maintain brand in
collaboration at both national and international market.
Within brand extension, company utilises one of its established brand names for new item category.
The company based in UK, make enormous endeavours to organise partnership with varied brands by
strategies of leveraging.
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