Global vs. Local Brands: The Indian Car Industry By Shyamala Mathan Sankar 2006 A Dissertation presented in part consideration for the degree of MA Marketing. 1 Consumer Perception of Global vs. Local Brands: The Indian Car Industry Abstract Key words: Consumer Perception‚ Global brands‚ Local brands‚ consumer preference‚ Country-of-origin‚ foreign brand‚ globalness‚ Consumer ethnocentrism. This study examines consumer perception of global brands vs. local brands in the Indian
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Service Brand * Factors behind expansion success 1. Choice of target segment 2. Positioning and branding strategy 3. Product/service design and delivery 4. Aggressive internal marketing 5. Winning the support of local communities and public interest groups 6. Pioneer status: first mover advantage 7. Pro-environmental business practices * Marketing and Brand Values 1. Marketing strategies were managed by international advertising agency 2. Brand awareness
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JOURNAL OF CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY‚ 14(1&2)‚ 181–185 Copyright © 2004‚ Lawrence Erlbaum Associates‚ Inc. FREE GIFTS RAGHUBIR WITH PURCHASE: PROMOTING OR DISCOUNTING THE BRAND? Free Gift with Purchase: Promoting or Discounting the Brand? Priya Raghubir Haas School of Business University of California‚ Berkeley Two experiments examine the process by which free gift promotions serve as a source of information about the underlying value of the product offered as a free gift. The value-discounting
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charge will be the major discussants for the assigned question(s)‚ it is highly recommended to have the rest of the class involved and participated in the discussion. Questions: 1. What are Heineken’s strengths and weaknesses? Is Heineken a global brand? Why or why not? Every successful company has its strength and weaknesses. After reading the case “Heineken N. V.: Global Branding and Advertising” it is clear that the company has more strengths than weaknesses. Heineken got its reputation by producing
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Marketing strategy Case 3 – Burberry: reinventing the brand [pic] M2 AEI‚ CAI. Année 2010-2011 Le groupe est composé de : Sandrine MONTEIRO 20704637 Hang TRAN THI THU 20411867 Tony TRAN 20809641 Saysavath VANISOUVONG 20808838 How were the clothes bearing the Burberry name augmented to create a brand before the 1980s? Mix marketing (before 1980s) Product: • In 1856‚ Thomas Burberry proposed gentlemen’s outfitters (men’s clothes) with high quality clothes. • After that
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Samsung Case Problem Analysis We at Samsung want to create brand value for our customers. What should our value proposition be to the consumers? How can we maximize our value proposition to the needs of our target base? Looking forward‚ we would like to differentiate ourselves from our competitors on several fronts; we would like to emphasize the concept of digital convergence in our hardware devices therefore associating our brand name with cutting edge technology. Also our direct competitor
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Cafe Coffee Day – Brand Strategy in India Case Study Contents 1. Introduction 2. CCD – an established brand image in India 3. CCD’s wide network – the anytime‚ anywhere cafe 4. Exhibit 1: Total number of stores/cafes of Café Coffee Day and its competitors 5. 1996 – 2008‚ CCD’s first store launch to building a strong competitive advantage 6. Innovative formats to woo new customers 7. Reinforcing brand image with the cluster approach strategy 8. Company-owned
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Background French Connection operates as a multiple specialist fashion retailer‚ competing against the likes of Zara‚ H&M‚ Top Shop‚ Miss Selfridge‚ Next‚ River Island and Warehouse. This industry is highly competitive with numerous international brands fighting in the segment. French Connections’ operations cover several distribution channels‚ from their own retail outlets‚ wholesalers in North America‚ franchises‚ mail order‚ to concession stores in a variety of department stores such as Selfridges
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REGENT UNIVERSITY LONDON EUROPEAN BUSINESS SCHOOL MA Luxury Brand Management LBM701 & LBM702 : Leading and Managing the Luxury Business & Developing Luxury Brands Nikita Richards Serena Gossain March 13th 2015 Kamilla Ismailova S00806778 Summary The report examines the brand identity of Tiffany & Co in order to comprehend the underlying reason behind the global success of the company. In order to main this position the Tiffany has decided develop a new product
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their favorite beer brand. In fact‚ many of my friends have told me that Yanjing Beer tastes the worst among all they have tried and even though it’s relatively cheap‚ they are not likely to buy it after first try. As you can see‚ among all the brand attributes of beer‚ the price is not a significant concern while taste‚ which can lead to brand value‚ matters much more. Once customers have recognized the nice taste of a certain beer brand‚ probably they are never going to switch brand and all the beer
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