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Brand theories

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Lund Studentlitteratur, 2017Description: 303 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9789144116242
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Contents:
Block I Brand Management Perspective Brand Orientation: Managing Organizations from a Brand Perspective; The brand orientation concept and its origins; Brand orientation frameworks; Key antecedents of brand orientation:; Leadership and internal branding; Brand orientation in different contexts; Recent developments: Brand and market-oriented positioning; Corporate Brand Identity and Image: To Align or; Separate - This is the Question; What is the best way to develop a strong corporate brand?; Corporate brand identity and image revisited; Theories of corporate brand alignment - it is all about gaps; Can misalignment be good for a brand?; Is a middle ground possible for a corporate brand?; Brand Equity and the Brand Value Chain: What it is ...|and How to Use it in Practice; A growing interest in brand equity; The brand value chain; Three insights into the brand value chain; How the brand value chain can be used - 4 steps to a revenue-focused branding process; Loyalty-based Brand Management; Understanding brand loyalty; Managing customer loyalty; Cultural Branding; Cultural branding - the strategy of iconic brands; Cultural branding practices - what brands are doing this, and why?; Why study cultural branding - and why these two models?; Description of Holt's (2004) structure of the myth market model; Description of Holt and; Cameron's (2010) cultural innovation theory model; Critique of cultural branding; Branding Strategies: A Stakeholder Approach; Branding strategies; Classical branding theories: A company-centered approach; Contemporary branding research: A stakeholder approach-- -- Block II Consumer Perspective-- Brands, Consumer Choice and Decision-making; Everyday life with brands and choices; Three perspectives on brands and decision-making; The neoclassical perspective; The psychological perspective; The sociological perspective; Consumer-brand Relationships; The complexity of consumer-brand relationships; Consumer-company identification; The Brand Relationship Quality Model; Collective Consumer-brand Phenomena; Theoretical roots of consumer collectives; Consumer tribes; Brand communities; Offline and online collectives - does it matter?; Brand Culture: In Search of Identity; Identity within social theory; Brands and the construction of identity; Constructing identity: Four perspectives-- -- Block III Critical Perspective-- Brand Co-creation - Consumer Empowerment and Exploitation; Co-creating brand meaning; The managerial perspective - designing the co-creation experience; The community perspective - negotiating brand meaning; The critical perspectives - labouring under the brand; Making Sense: A Practical Guide to Speaking About Brands; What are we talking about?; The problem: Fuzzy terminology breeds fuzzy thinking; Solution: Steps towards a unified vocabulary; Broader implications: The brand in context; Conclusion: Coming to terms; Marketing Megalomania: The Madness of Brand Management; Vagueness, irrationality, madness; From marketing myopia to marketing megalomania; Brand as Violence; Can a brand be violent?; Brand as symbolic violence; Brand as vessel of violent relations-- --
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Book TBS Barcelona Libre acceso HF5415.1255 TAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available B03375
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HF5415.1255 MER Online brand identity HF5415.1255 PER Retail marketing and branding HF5415.1255 ROS Packaging design HF5415.1255 TAR Brand theories HF5415.1255 TUN Fashion brands HF5415.1255 VAN Contrarian branding HF5415.126 BIR Commonsense direct and digital marketing

Block I Brand Management Perspective Brand Orientation: Managing Organizations from a Brand Perspective; The brand orientation concept and its origins; Brand orientation frameworks; Key antecedents of brand orientation:; Leadership and internal branding; Brand orientation in different contexts; Recent developments: Brand and market-oriented positioning; Corporate Brand Identity and Image: To Align or; Separate - This is the Question; What is the best way to develop a strong corporate brand?; Corporate brand identity and image revisited; Theories of corporate brand alignment - it is all about gaps; Can misalignment be good for a brand?; Is a middle ground possible for a corporate brand?; Brand Equity and the Brand Value Chain: What it is ...|and How to Use it in Practice; A growing interest in brand equity; The brand value chain; Three insights into the brand value chain; How the brand value chain can be used - 4 steps to a revenue-focused branding process; Loyalty-based Brand Management; Understanding brand loyalty; Managing customer loyalty; Cultural Branding; Cultural branding - the strategy of iconic brands; Cultural branding practices - what brands are doing this, and why?; Why study cultural branding - and why these two models?; Description of Holt's (2004) structure of the myth market model; Description of Holt and; Cameron's (2010) cultural innovation theory model; Critique of cultural branding; Branding Strategies: A Stakeholder Approach; Branding strategies; Classical branding theories: A company-centered approach; Contemporary branding research: A stakeholder approach-- -- Block II Consumer Perspective-- Brands, Consumer Choice and Decision-making; Everyday life with brands and choices; Three perspectives on brands and decision-making; The neoclassical perspective; The psychological perspective; The sociological perspective; Consumer-brand Relationships; The complexity of consumer-brand relationships; Consumer-company identification; The Brand Relationship Quality Model; Collective Consumer-brand Phenomena; Theoretical roots of consumer collectives; Consumer tribes; Brand communities; Offline and online collectives - does it matter?; Brand Culture: In Search of Identity; Identity within social theory; Brands and the construction of identity; Constructing identity: Four perspectives-- -- Block III Critical Perspective-- Brand Co-creation - Consumer Empowerment and Exploitation; Co-creating brand meaning; The managerial perspective - designing the co-creation experience; The community perspective - negotiating brand meaning; The critical perspectives - labouring under the brand; Making Sense: A Practical Guide to Speaking About Brands; What are we talking about?; The problem: Fuzzy terminology breeds fuzzy thinking; Solution: Steps towards a unified vocabulary; Broader implications: The brand in context; Conclusion: Coming to terms; Marketing Megalomania: The Madness of Brand Management; Vagueness, irrationality, madness; From marketing myopia to marketing megalomania; Brand as Violence; Can a brand be violent?; Brand as symbolic violence; Brand as vessel of violent relations-- --

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