Brand Asset Valuator

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  • Brand Asset Valuator

  • Brand Asset Valuator

    Brand Asset Consulting - Young & Rubicam Brands

    measuring brands since 1993

    over 35,000 brands

    500,000 respondents

    46 countries

  • Brand Asset Valuator

    measures brands independent of category

    explain how brands are built

    captures dynamic movement by mapping patterns and trends of growth, decay and recovery

    relates brand metrics with financial performance

  • Four Key Pillars: The Sequence of Brand Development

  • 1st Key Pillar

    Differentiation = brands potential to create a sustainable competitive advantage

    is about innovation ability to stand out in the marketplace pricing power

    Differentiation is the engine of the brand train

  • 2nd Key Pillar

    Relevance = brands ability to be personally meaningful

    Leads to serious consideration and trial

    Is highly correlated to household penetration

  • 3rd Key Pillar Esteem = the extent to which a consumer like and respect a brand

    It captures loyalty and how well a brand fulfills its promise

  • 4th Key PillarKnowledge = the level of intimacy a consumer has with the brand

    Is highly correlated with top of mind awareness & brand saliency

  • 1. Differentiation builds uniqueness + pricing power 2. Relevance builds consideration + trial 3. Esteem builds loyalty 4. Knowledge builds awarenessFour Key Pillars: The Sequence of Brand Development

  • Pillar Relationships

  • Brand has captured attention and interest and now has the power to build Relevance and penetration

    This type of brand has more creativity than functionality

  • Uniqueness has faded, price or convenience is the dominant reason to buy

    It may also be more rational than creative

  • High levels of Differentiation and Relevance demonstrate that the brand stands out to consumers in a meaningful way

    It is a leader commanding high margins, loyalty and volume

  • Pillar Relationships

  • A brand it is liked but not well-known

    Consumers are curious to find out more

    There is growth potential in this brand

  • Too much knowledge can be a bad thing

    The brand has become too familiar, and consumers are not interested in knowing it better

    Consumers are probably looking for better options

  • High levels of Esteem and Knowledge demonstrate that the brand it has successfully established itself in the hearts and minds of consumers

  • PowerGrid of Brand Lifecycle

  • New, Unfocused or UnknownA brand is either unfocused or newly developingA distinct brand vision must be defined

  • Niche/ Unrealized potential Brands with unrealized potential or specialty/niche brandsThese brands are healthy with the potential to expand

  • Leadership These brands must continually strive to reinforce their point of differentiation to remain above the diagonal

  • Mass marketThese brands have become less innovative and different in the eyes of consumersDeveloping new brand offerings that consumers are eager to try will be key to becoming a leadership brand

  • Commodity or ErodedDeclining and eroding brandsThese brands must strive to disrupt and redefine past consumer perceptions

  • BAV Model

    Pentru varianta demo a instrumentului accesati:

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