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Brand Development Strategy



                                      Understanding
                                      brand & developing
                                      your Brand Key
                                      By Natalie Griffiths Associates
       Created using Wordle




© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Brand Development Strategy                        1




              • Content

                        – Understanding Brand

                        – Brand Key Workshop (extract)




© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Understanding Brand                                            2




         • What is Brand?

                   – A brand defines the relationship customers have
                     with us

                   – A brand is a promise we make to our customers
                     and to ourselves

                   – A brand is shaped by each experience customers
                     have with the firm

                   – Brand is the mental and emotional file we have
                     for a product or service or entity.


© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Understanding Brand                                   3




       Dictionary Definition

         • Brand: to mark or impress indelibly, as with a
           hot iron.

         • A brand is a mixture of attributes, tangible and
           intangible, symbolized in a trademark, which, if
           managed properly, creates value & influence




© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Understanding Brand                                         4



        Industry and Celebrity Interpretation
           David Ogilvy                   Katherine Hepburn
            “You now have to decide
            what 'image' you want for     “My greatest strength
            your brand. Image means       is common sense. I'm
            personality.
                                          really a standard
            Products (services), like     brand - like Campbell's
            people, have personalities,   tomato soup or Baker's
            and they can make or          chocolate.”
            break them in the market
            place”

© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Understanding Brand                                                    5




         Why is it important?
         • For the consumer
                   – Brands have the ability to differentiate in a cluttered
                     market – making it simpler for consumers to make a
                     choice

         • For your business
                   – There is plenty of evidence to prove that customers
                     will pay a substantial price premium for a good
                     brand and remain loyal



© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Understanding Brand                                         6




        More than just a name
         • Whilst it is important to have a strong identity, your
           brand should also embody a “promise”

                   – “… to deliver consistently a
                     specific set of features,
                     benefits and services to
                     buyers.”


© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Understanding Brand                                                                  7




                                                           4. Trans-
            How brands work                               Formation
                                                            The brand
                                                         invokes change


                                                       3. Added Value
                                                          Individual or
                                                       laddered“ benefits




                                                         2. Security
                                            You get what you expect – the promise



                                                      1. Identification
                                          Brand name and logo ensure the product can
                                      be recognized and distinguished from the competition


© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Brand Development Strategy      8




         Brand Key Workshop (extract)




© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Brand Key Workshop                                                                 9




       Developing a Brand Key - Introduction
       What is a Brand Key?
       A Brand Key establishes a framework and most importantly a common
       language for your brand. Its probably one of the single most important
       exercises you can do when commencing your brand development journey.


       Why is it important?
       Developing a Brand Key can help shape the strategic direction of your firm by
       determining the essence of your Brand. That is, who you are, your values,
       personality, your USP, customer Promise etc. This will translate into tone of
       voice for example (all of which will be included to your brand guidelines.) When
       interrogated correctly a Brand Key will also help to define how your brand adds
       value to the business (brand scorecard.)


© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Brand Key Workshop                                                      10




              • Content
                        –     Competitive Environment
                        –     Target Audience
                        –     Key Insights
                        –     Benefits
                        –     Values & Personality
                        –     Reason to Believe (RTB)
                        –     Discriminator
                        –     Essence (and promise)

                         Exercise to follow; go through each stage until the
                                      key is complete (1st draft)
© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Brand Key Workshop                                                           11



       Brand Key Template
                                                               6.
                                                  nd              Re
                                             e s a lity         Be aso
                                           lu ona                  lie n t
                                         Va rs                        ve o
                                       5. Pe

                                                    8. Essence
                                      4. B                              er tor
                                          en                           m
                                            efi
                                               ts                 n  su ina
                                                                Co scrim
                                                              7. D i


                                                      3. Insight


                   1. Competitive Environment                  2. Target Audience

© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Natalie Griffiths Associates
           Providing expert marketing support to help drive your business forward


         •       Overview
                   – Natalie Griffiths Associates is a London based marketing consultancy resource
                     offering flexible executive level support for small to large sized organisations.

                   – During a time of economic uncertainty, increasing your permanent work force can
                     be hard to justify. The aim with Natalie Griffiths Associates is to ensure you get
                     the right help on an interim basis.

                   – Whether it’s developing strategic marketing plans for 2011, determining brand
                     direction or integrating social media into the communication mix, Natalie Griffiths
                     Associates brings both a track record and corporate level experience to help drive
                     your business forward.

         •       Common Issues & Challenges
                   –      Rapid change to your organisation has led to a senior level skills shortage
                   –      Your product launch will miss its deadline without leadership support
                   –      Fresh impetus is required to get things moving on a complex project
                   –      It's time consuming to find executive level resources with a track record

© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
Natalie Griffiths Associates

              • For more information contact Natalie on:

              • Mobile:   07904972864
              • Landline: 02070891439
                        – Or Skype for free
              • Email:                info@nataliegriffithsassociates.co.uk




© Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010

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Understanding Brand And Developing A Brand Key

  • 1. Brand Development Strategy Understanding brand & developing your Brand Key By Natalie Griffiths Associates Created using Wordle © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 2. Brand Development Strategy 1 • Content – Understanding Brand – Brand Key Workshop (extract) © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 3. Understanding Brand 2 • What is Brand? – A brand defines the relationship customers have with us – A brand is a promise we make to our customers and to ourselves – A brand is shaped by each experience customers have with the firm – Brand is the mental and emotional file we have for a product or service or entity. © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 4. Understanding Brand 3 Dictionary Definition • Brand: to mark or impress indelibly, as with a hot iron. • A brand is a mixture of attributes, tangible and intangible, symbolized in a trademark, which, if managed properly, creates value & influence © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 5. Understanding Brand 4 Industry and Celebrity Interpretation David Ogilvy Katherine Hepburn “You now have to decide what 'image' you want for “My greatest strength your brand. Image means is common sense. I'm personality. really a standard Products (services), like brand - like Campbell's people, have personalities, tomato soup or Baker's and they can make or chocolate.” break them in the market place” © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 6. Understanding Brand 5 Why is it important? • For the consumer – Brands have the ability to differentiate in a cluttered market – making it simpler for consumers to make a choice • For your business – There is plenty of evidence to prove that customers will pay a substantial price premium for a good brand and remain loyal © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 7. Understanding Brand 6 More than just a name • Whilst it is important to have a strong identity, your brand should also embody a “promise” – “… to deliver consistently a specific set of features, benefits and services to buyers.” © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 8. Understanding Brand 7 4. Trans- How brands work Formation The brand invokes change 3. Added Value Individual or laddered“ benefits 2. Security You get what you expect – the promise 1. Identification Brand name and logo ensure the product can be recognized and distinguished from the competition © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 9. Brand Development Strategy 8 Brand Key Workshop (extract) © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 10. Brand Key Workshop 9 Developing a Brand Key - Introduction What is a Brand Key? A Brand Key establishes a framework and most importantly a common language for your brand. Its probably one of the single most important exercises you can do when commencing your brand development journey. Why is it important? Developing a Brand Key can help shape the strategic direction of your firm by determining the essence of your Brand. That is, who you are, your values, personality, your USP, customer Promise etc. This will translate into tone of voice for example (all of which will be included to your brand guidelines.) When interrogated correctly a Brand Key will also help to define how your brand adds value to the business (brand scorecard.) © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 11. Brand Key Workshop 10 • Content – Competitive Environment – Target Audience – Key Insights – Benefits – Values & Personality – Reason to Believe (RTB) – Discriminator – Essence (and promise) Exercise to follow; go through each stage until the key is complete (1st draft) © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 12. Brand Key Workshop 11 Brand Key Template 6. nd Re e s a lity Be aso lu ona lie n t Va rs ve o 5. Pe 8. Essence 4. B er tor en m efi ts n su ina Co scrim 7. D i 3. Insight 1. Competitive Environment 2. Target Audience © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 13. Natalie Griffiths Associates Providing expert marketing support to help drive your business forward • Overview – Natalie Griffiths Associates is a London based marketing consultancy resource offering flexible executive level support for small to large sized organisations. – During a time of economic uncertainty, increasing your permanent work force can be hard to justify. The aim with Natalie Griffiths Associates is to ensure you get the right help on an interim basis. – Whether it’s developing strategic marketing plans for 2011, determining brand direction or integrating social media into the communication mix, Natalie Griffiths Associates brings both a track record and corporate level experience to help drive your business forward. • Common Issues & Challenges – Rapid change to your organisation has led to a senior level skills shortage – Your product launch will miss its deadline without leadership support – Fresh impetus is required to get things moving on a complex project – It's time consuming to find executive level resources with a track record © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010
  • 14. Natalie Griffiths Associates • For more information contact Natalie on: • Mobile: 07904972864 • Landline: 02070891439 – Or Skype for free • Email: info@nataliegriffithsassociates.co.uk © Natalie Griffiths Associates 2010