Introduction to Branding
The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
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Location & dates
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Overview
Building and managing successful brands is one of the key marketing value drivers today. The ability to develop brand vision and insight to engage your target market is at the heart of effective brand strategy together with excellence in designing an integrated marketing mix. Great brand plans contain these elements and communicate how brand equity will be built and protected.
Description
• The principles of branding, brand benefits and components
• The overall brand planning process
• Market and brand situation analysis in order to identify consumer insight as the basis of future brand strategy
• How to generate ideas for brand strategy including the contents of the brand positioning statement illustrated with examples from a number of leading brands
• The structure and contents of a brand guideline document
• The role of marketing communications
• Planning and evaluating the performance of the brand
• Branding issues for your organisation and development of an action plan to address them
Who is this course for?
This workshop will be especially useful for marketers when they have to prepare a brand plan for the first time, or are reviewing the effectiveness of their current plans. It is also invaluable for senior managers having to evaluate the brand plans submitted to them by marketing specialists.
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