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Brand Management Key Learning Objectives
Take Students Beyond the Basics of Branding
Brand Management Roles
Students will gain an understanding of the roles, responsibilities, and skills in brand management.
Value Creation
Students will investigate how brands foster value creation through strategy, identity, relevance, and other important concepts.
Brand Positioning
Students will learn the strategies and importance behind brand positioning.
Brand Extension Types
Students will explain why brands use extensions and differentiate between extension types.
Brand Identity
Students will have opportunities to identify how brand identity supports the overall brand and business.
Internal Branding and External Branding
Students will understand the differences between internal and external branding.
Customer Engagement and Satisfaction
Students will recognize the importance of customer engagement and satisfaction behind a brand.
Measuring Brand Performance
Students will examine how brand performance is measured and apply a brand performance framework to existing business scenarios.
The Role of Communication
Students will examine the critical role that communication plays in brand management and brand positioning.
Foreign Market Entry
Students will apply brand management knowledge to foreign market entry.
Digital and General Brand Management
Students will understand the differences in brand management in a digital environment and general brand management.
Small Business Branding
and Big Company Branding
Students will recognize the differences between small business branding and big company branding and the unique challenges that come with each.
Brand Management Roles: Students will gain an understanding of the roles, responsibilities, and skills in brand management.
Brand Positioning: Students will learn the strategies and importance behind brand positioning.
Brand Identity: Students will have opportunities to identify how brand identity supports the overall brand and business.
Customer Engagement and Satisfaction: Students will recognize the importance of customer engagement and satisfaction behind a brand.
The Role of Communication: Students will examine the critical role that communication plays in brand management and brand positioning.
Digital and General Brand Management: Students will understand the differences in brand management in a digital environment and general brand management.
Value Creation: Students will investigate how brands foster value creation through strategy, identity, relevance, and other important concepts.
Brand Extension Types: Students will explain why brands use extensions and differentiate between extension types.
Internal Branding and External Branding: Students will understand the differences between internal and external branding.
Measuring Brand Performance: Students will examine how brand performance is measured and apply a brand performance framework to existing business scenarios.
Foreign Market Entry: Students will apply brand management knowledge to foreign market entry.
Small Business Branding and Big Company Branding: Students will recognize the differences between small business branding and big company branding and the unique challenges that come with each.
Courseware Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Purpose
Chapter 3: Strategy
Chapter 4: Directing the Brand
Chapter 5:Receiving the Brand
Chapter 6: Identity and Elements
Chapter 7: Experience
Chapter 8: Communications
Chapter 9: Digital
Chapter 10: Value
Chapter 11: Innovation
Chapter 12: Brand Types
Chapter 13: Architecture
Chapter 14: Internal Brand
Chapter 15: Measurement and Performance
Chapter 16: Global
Chapter 17: Small Business vs. Big Company
Courseware Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Purpose
Chapter 3: Strategy
Chapter 4: Directing the Brand
Chapter 5: Receiving the Brand
Chapter 6: Identity and Elements
Chapter 7: Experience
Chapter 8: Communications
Chapter 9: Digital
Chapter 10: Value
Chapter 11: Innovation
Chapter 12: Brand Types
Chapter 13: Architecture
Chapter 14: Internal Brand
Chapter 15: Measurement and Performance
Chapter 16: Global
Chapter 17: Small Business vs. Big Company
Mimic Brand Management
Key Learning Objectives
In this simulation, students will play the role of an assistant brand manager for Buhi Supply Co.
Defend and Uphold the Brand
Students will gain hands-on experience upholding public perception of a brand.
Brand Guide
Students will map the buyer's journey for the online and in-store experiences, then create a brand guide for marketing materials.
Collecting Insights
Students will be tasked with gaining insights from customers and using those insights to improve the brand.
Line Extension
Students will architect a line extension for the brand.
Adjusting the Brand
Students will see how changing price, positioning, and product impacts a brand's performance.
Co-branding
Students will select co-brand opportunities and manage the relationship(s).
Mimic Brand Management Roadmap
Round 1: Research Brand Improvements
Round 2: Reposition the Brand
Round 3: Communicate the Right Message and Refine the Media Mix
Round 4: Landing Page A/B Testing and Updated Media Mix
Round 5: Awareness of the Buyer's Journey and Online Customer Experience
Round 6: Consideration of the Buyer's Journey and In-store Customer Experience
Round 7: Architect a Line Extension
Round 8: New Competitor
Round 9: Co-branding for Brand Equity
Round 10: Co-branding for Audience
Round 11: Working with Co-branding
Round 1: Research Brand Improvements
Round 2: Reposition the Brand
Round 3: Communicate the Right Message and Refine the Media Mix
Round 4: Landing Page A/B Testing and Updated Media Mix
Round 5: Awareness of the Buyer’s Journey and Online Customer Experience
Round 6: Consideration of the Buyer’s Journey and In-store Customer Experience
Round 7: Architect a Line Extension
Round 8: New Competitor
Round 9: Co-branding for Brand Equity
Round 10: Co-branding for Audience
Round 11: Working with Co-branding
Defend and Uphold the Brand: Students will gain hands-on experience upholding public perception of a brand.
Collecting Insights: Students will be tasked with gaining insights from customers and using those insights to improve the brand.
Adjusting the Brand: Students will see how changing price, positioning, and product impacts a brand’s performance.
Brand Guide: Students will map the buyer’s journey for the online and in-store experiences, then create a brand guide for marketing materials.
Line Extension: Students will architect a line extension for the brand.
Co-branding: Students will select co-brand opportunities and manage the relationship(s).
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About the Author
Terry Sullivan
Terry Sullivan has 30 years of business experience as an entrepreneur and corporate employee. As a marketing consultant and small business coach, Terry has worked with hundreds of businesses of all sizes. With 12 years of experience as an assistant and adjunct professor at Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri, Terry has taught and developed courses in a variety of subjects, including advertising research, analytics for strategic communications, and digital marketing. He is also the author of “Six To Fix: Six Strategic Areas of Marketing to Grow a More Valuable Small Business.”
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