Earning the Right to Brand

There have been changes in scenarios in which firms compete - consumers are more and more sophisticated, media and distribution channels have multiplied – thus requiring companies to develop their marketing strategies differently. From a global perspective, for instance, creating, managing, and def...

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Main Authors: David Court, Anthony Freeling, Mike George
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Niccolò Cusano University-Rome 2001-06-01
Series:Symphonya
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Online Access:https://symphonya.unicusano.it/index.php/sym/article/view/9115
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Summary:There have been changes in scenarios in which firms compete - consumers are more and more sophisticated, media and distribution channels have multiplied – thus requiring companies to develop their marketing strategies differently. From a global perspective, for instance, creating, managing, and defending a brand is no longer exclusive role of manufacturers. Every player of the supply chain could have one. The concept of brand has not exhausted its ability to attract new customers. On the contrary, brand strategy is still a marketing corner stone. Everyone who aspires to gain part of the value generated from the distribution channel will always need brands, will need to know how to build them and will continue to do it in order to develop a relationship with the customer.
ISSN:1593-0300
1593-0319