Building relationships with stakeholders in corporate branding (eBook, PDF) - Heini, Stefan
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Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Business economics - Investment and Finance, grade: 2.3, University of Leicester (School of Management), course: Elective: Communications & Branding, language: English, abstract: “A brand is more than a trademark. It is a trustmark. A brand is a covenant between the company and the consumer. A trusted brand is a genuine asset.” This quote is said to be from US brand consultant Larry Light that expresses two things: First, the intangible asset “brand” is of (great) value and second, the value is defined by the bond the brand creates between the…mehr

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Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Business economics - Investment and Finance, grade: 2.3, University of Leicester (School of Management), course: Elective: Communications & Branding, language: English, abstract: “A brand is more than a trademark. It is a trustmark. A brand is a covenant between the company and the consumer. A trusted brand is a genuine asset.” This quote is said to be from US brand consultant Larry Light that expresses two things: First, the intangible asset “brand” is of (great) value and second, the value is defined by the bond the brand creates between the consumer and the company. Both parties – company and customer – profit as the brand creates customer loyalty and facilitates consumers’ choice decision by reducing risk (Dall’Olmo Riley and de Chernatony 2000, p.140/141). A company’s brand value is the advantages a brand provides, such as being able to charge a premium and/or the mentioned customer loyalty. This added value is called brand equity (Aaker 1996, p.68). We shall understand brands as Kapferer (1997, p.6) describe them: as a promise. “A brand is an impression perceived in a client's mind […]. It is the sum of all tangible and intangible elements, which makes the selection unique. A brand is […] all the attributes that come to the consumer's mind when he or she thinks about the brand”. Although brands and branding are often used as interchangeable concepts, branding – the activity – should in this essay be understood according to Keller’s (2002, p.151) description: as activities to create a (strong) brand. In this essay, the author explains the value and types of brands, the process of brand-building – for corporate and place brands –, the link of brands to corporate and place identity and the concept of a holistic brand. All is done with focus on the importance of (building) relationships with stakeholders in branding.