Brand Management: Definition and additional resources from BNET
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Business Definition for: Brand Management

  • the marketing of one or more proprietary products. Brand managers (see product management) have responsibility for the promotion and marketing of one or more commercial brands. This includes setting targets, advertising, and retailing, and coordinating all related activities to achieve those targets. In the case of multiple brand management, consideration needs be given to questions relating to the treatment of the brands as equal or as having some differentiating value. This may affect the amount of resources committed to each brand.
  • See also Product Management

Additional Resources

Mismanagement Of Brand Equity
A brand has certain attributes and values linked to it. Brand equity is the assortment of qualities that differentiates the brand from other commodities. Brand equity facilitates the brand in gaining sustainable competitive advantage in the market. Proper management of the brand equity is essential for the success of the...
Tags: Brand, Brand Equity, Branding, Marketing
Presentations 2003-01-01
Zero Percent Brand Management?
A company needs sound knowledge about the brand management techniques. It is not only important for the companies to create a brand, but it is equally important for the company to retain the brand. Researches indicate that a company’s image is not solely responsible, but the product or the brand...
Tags: Brand, Interbrand, Brand Management, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2002-02-18
Peeling Back the Global Brand
This article is about the brand management that helps to manage the brand according to the consumers point of view. The persuasive elements that constitute the brand offer are not inseparable, and different elements drive brand perception for different consumer groups. These elements must be agreed upon,...
Tags: Brand, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2003-06-16
Brand Management: Brand Equity
A brand is the symbol, logo, design, or the name that is the unique identity of a particular product or service and differentiates it from the competitor’s offerings. Intense promotional and marketing effort over time is required to build and establish a brand. Brand equity is the advantage that the...
Tags: Brand, Brand Equity, Brand Management, Brand Awareness, Branding, Marketing
Presentations 2003-01-01
From Branding To Strategy
A brand is the peculiar association that is developed among the target audience regarding a particular product or service. This association arises from the product or service attributes that differentiate that particular product or service from others. Brand management is the strategy of carefully cultivating and nurturing a brand. Efficient...
Tags: Strategy, Brand, Brand Management, Branding, Marketing Research, Marketing
White papers 2003-01-01
Brand Relationship Management - A New Approach For The Third Millennium
Article discusses that brand Relationship Management is not simply a single idea or process. Rather, it is a completely new approach to brand management that extends traditional revenue management into the realm of customer-centric revenue management, and then across both product and customer lifecycles. As the world quickly moves toward...
Tags: Brand, Branding, Marketing
White papers 1999-01-15
Leveraging Brand Value In A Downturn
The article is about the brand value management and the tool design for brand efficiency audit. Brand Value Management is in action as today's most successful companies manage their intangible assets as intensely as their tangible assets. As a first step in internal analysis, Brand Efficiency Audit to help...
Tags: Brand, Inter Brand, Brand Value Management, Brand Efficiency Audit, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2001-02-01
A Brand Building Literature Review
The central concern of brand building literature experienced a dramatic shift in the last decade. Branding and the role of brands, as traditionally understood, were subject to constant review and redefinition. Concerning the brand management process as related to the function of a brand as an identifier, the paper discusses...
Tags: Brand, ESADE, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2005-02-22
Managing a Brand in Pop Culture
Traditional brand management involves creating a set of rules and behaviors for a brand and then controlling them. Unfortunately, such set rules of engagement simply don’t apply to the pop culture because increasingly the brands operate outside the logical rules. Brand management has sound disciplines that make significant differences for...
Tags: Brand, Brand Management, Branding, Marketing Research, Marketing
White papers 2003-01-01
Brand Management And New-Product Planning
One of the prime aims of building a brand is to gain sustainable competitive advantage. A good brand helps to differentiate an organization’s offering from its rival. Brand management deals with careful nurturing and development of a brand over time. With time, consumers begin to recognize the generic product with...
Tags: Brand, Brand Management, Branding, Marketing
Presentations 2003-01-01
Internalizing Vs. Operationalizing The Brand
While building the brand, it is imperative for the management to effectively convey the nuances of the brand to all the employees. This is known as brand internalization. The same helps in educating the employees about the importance of the brand to the organization. Brand operationalization is the comprehensive, step-by-step...
Tags: Brand, Brand Operationalization, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2002-09-09
A Survey Of Best Practices In Brand Management Today
A brand is the symbol, logo, design, or the name that is the unique identity of a particular product or service and differentiates it from the competitor's offerings. Intense promotional and marketing effort over time is required to build and establish a brand. Customer loyalty and differentiated positioning are two...
Tags: Brand, Brand Management, Survey, Best Practice, Branding, Marketing Research, Marketing
White papers 2003-01-01
For Tiger Woods’ Sports Agent, It’s All About Brand Management
A brand exists in the minds of the consumer. The consumers identify with some associations when they hear the name of the brand. Stronger is this association; the more successful is the brand. An intense promotional program is imperative for the establishment and sustenance of a brand over time. The...
Tags: Brand, Agent, Brand Management, Tiger Woods, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2003-05-21
Brand Risk Management: Why Brands Are Becoming More Valuable and More Vulnerable
Brand risk management can most effectively be conducted when all of a company's risks are identified, measured and managed in an integrated manner in other words, within an enterprise risk management framework. The reason for this is simple: Brand risk is multifaceted. Financial, hazard, strategic and operational risks most of...
Tags: Brand, Lippincott Mercer, Branding, Enterprise Risk Management, Marketing, Business Security, Business Operations
White papers 2004-10-01
The Brand Canyon
In the past, many have framed experience management predominantly in terms of brand management. Perhaps this is because a robust approach to managing experiences had not yet been articulated or described in terms of principles, disciplines, competencies, and tools. Nor had the differences between brand and experience been sharply articulated....
Tags: Pearson Education Inc., Brand, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2004-04-20
Are You Getting the Most From Your Brand Portfolio?
There's more to brand strategy than creating and managing a strong brand, especially since virtually all businesses have multiple brands in their portfolios. Too many businesses, however, have neither the underlying strategy nor management processes in place to allow their brand portfolios to reach their full potential as an important...
Tags: Brand, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2005-06-22
Brand Management, Before And After Chartering
In Brand Chartering lies a new idea: The brand is not something separate from the business itself. The brand lies at the heart of every organization. The brand informs, and is informed by, the corporate culture. How you organize your business reflects what the brand means to you - and...
Tags: Brand, Brand Management, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2002-11-01
Brand Equity
This article is about brand equity the term used in brand management. A brand is a name or symbol used to identify the source of a product. When developing a new product, branding is an important decision. The brand can add significant value when it is well recognized and...
Tags: Brand, Brand Equity, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2003-01-01
Measuring Your Corporate Brand Value
There are many ways brands can be valued - ranging from "Consumer brand equity" to hard-nosed financial methods. All are generally relevant, depending on what the brand manager is trying to measure. But they're relevant only so far as they help senior management understand the brand as one of the...
Tags: Brand, TMCA, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2007-01-31
Executive Brand Leadership
Brand management is an important activity that leads to the consolidation of an organization and it's offering in the market. Successful brands help the firm to gain sustainable competitive advantage. However, the firm requires brand-savvy executives and managers at the helm for creating long-lasting brands. Executive Brand Leadership EBL is...
Tags: Brand, Beyond Marketing Thought, Executive Brand Leadership, Branding, Marketing
White papers 2003-01-01
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