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    The role of brand identity in developing

    your institutions image and reputation

    18 November 2013

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    Brands and category ladders

    Should a University have a brand identity?

    If yes, what makes you different?

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    To create and add value

    The purpose of all organisations?

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    functional + service + emotional + social + environbenefits benefits benefits benefits benefits

    Value = benefits - costs

    monetary + time + energy + psychic + social + environ

    cost cost cost cost costs costs

    minus

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    What is the cause-effect relationship?

    sustainable

    brand

    academics financial viability

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    Brand is identity

    Central to a brand is selecting identity elements and

    excluding others:I am this and I am not that.

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    Some definitions

    A brand is a particular sense of meaning & direction.

    - Jean-Noel Kapferer

    Brands represent the value promise about the total

    resulting experience that customers can expect.

    - Philip Kotler

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    Typeface

    Logo/Icon Color

    Design

    Brand Vision

    Brand Values

    Brand Personality

    Brand Positioning

    Brand parity vs. differences

    Brand Portfolio architectureDelivery Processes & Systems

    Staff Commitment & Passion

    Brand Management

    Brand Leadership

    University Reputation

    Many elements to a brand

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    Three good questions to ask

    1. Who are you?

    2. What do you do?

    3. Why does it matter?

    - Marty Neumeier (2003)

    - The Brand Gap

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    Brand leadership, brand management: wheredoes it fit in a University?

    - where do you find it on the organogram?

    - under the marketing department?

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    Two energies of human organisations

    - high frequency

    - low frequency

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    Internal brand building

    - leaking bucket theory

    - brand built inside out and outside in

    - brand and organization culture

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    The value of a brand comes from its ability to gain an

    exclusive, positive and prominent meaning in the minds of

    a large number of consumers.

    - Jean-Noel Kapferer

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    The concept of brand contact management

    The brand is a focal point for all the positive and negative

    impressions created by the buyer over time as he comesinto contact with the brands products, services,

    distribution channels and communications.

    - Jean-Noel Kapferer

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    The role of brand building versus marketing?

    what do we market?

    the many tools of marketing

    building networks of association

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    Where do we go from here?

    assign brand roles

    document your brand identity

    assess the strength of the brand internally

    assess the strength of the brand externally

    develop projects to fix the holes and / or take advantage

    of the opportunities

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    Cool reads

    Kotler and Keller. (2009) Marketing Management 12th

    edition

    Kotler, Kartajaya and Setiawan. (2010) Marketing 3.0

    Neumeier. (2003) The Brand Gap

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    Cool reads cont.

    Temporal, P. (2010). Advanced Brand Management.

    Wiley

    Burger (2009) Glimmer - How design can transform your

    business, your life and maybe even your world

    www.computer.howstuffworks.com/web-305.htm

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    Cool reads cont.

    Holt, D. (2004). How Brands Become Icons: The

    principles of Cultural Branding. Harvard Press

    Werbach, A. - Strategy for Sustainability

    Ind, N. (ed). Beyond branding: how the new values of

    transparency and integrity are changing the world ofbrands. Kogan Page

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    Questions

    And

    Thank You