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1 Branding & Licensing Sports, Entertainment & Recreation Marketing 2008-2009

2 Branding  Branding is the use of a name, design, symbol, or a combination of those elements that an organization uses to help differentiate its products from the competition.  It describes a company’s or event’s efforts to develop a personality and make its products or services different from the competition

3 Brand Mechanisms  Brand mark  Logo  Trademark  Graphics  When a brand name or trade name is registered, it also becomes a trademark. –A Trademark is a device that legally identifies ownership of a registered brand or trade name.

4 Successful Brands  Guidelines for a successful brand –Positive, distinctive and generates positive feelings and association –Easy to remember or pronounce –Logo is easily recognizable –Consistent with the image of the rest of the product lines

5 Brand building  Brand awareness –Brand awareness is the process of working toward maximizing recognition of a particular brand  Brand image –Brand image is consumer perceptions linked to a particular brand (health, excitement, fun, family etc.)  Ex: The Disney brand is associated with family fun and entertainment

6 Brand Building  Brand equity –Brand equity is the value placed on a brand by consumers –Nike has a strong brand equity because consumers have long associated the brand with top level athletes and quality products  Brand loyalty –Consumer preference for a particular brand as compared to competitor products or services.

7 Forms of Branding  Corporate Brand –A corporate brand represents an entire company or organization  Pepsi-Cola  McDonalds  Frito-Lay  Product Brand –A product brand represents a particular product of a company or organization  Diet Pepsi  Chicken McNuggets  Fritos

8 Forms of Branding  Store Brands (private labels) –Store brands (also called private labels) are the products retailers sell as their own brands  Gander Mountain, an outdoor sports store, carries brand name merchandise from Columbia Sportswear and Wrangler, but also offers many products under the label of Gander Mountain

9 Branding in Sports & Entertainment  Sports and entertainment organizations work hard to develop strong brands as a means for differentiating themselves from one another  Branding provides a unique means for product differentiation in that individuals (athletes, actors, musicians) can have a tremendous impact on sales –Fans of Reese Witherspoon will pay to watch nearly any movie she stars in and will purchase DVDs, memorabilia and other licensed merchandise

10 Branding in Sports and Entertainment  Brand extension –Brand extension refers to the use of a successful brand name to launch a new or modified product or service in a new market.  Celebrities and athletes in today’s marketing age are becoming managers of their own brands.  Musicians Diddy and Eminem  have used brand extension strategies to develop their own clothing lines (Sean John Clothing and Shady Clothing)  Celebrities use their star power to launch product brands, such as Paris Hilton (Paris Hilton Boutique jewelry) Sarah Jessica Parker has an apparel line (Bitten)

11 Importance of Strong Brands  There are a number of benefits associated with the development of a strong brand –Strong brands create competitive advantage, command price premiums and decrease cost of entry into new markets –Strong brands reduce business risk and attract and retain talented staff


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