2002
DOI: 10.1057/palgrave.bm.2540110
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Brand strategy frameworks for diversified companies and partnerships

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“…Unfortunately, some of these brand terms overlap, and different authorities take them to mean different things ( McWilliam and de Chernatony, 1989 ;Ambler and Barwise, 1998 ;Stern, 2006 ). Most significantly, for this study, some authorities discuss brand strategy without defi ning it ( Schreiber, 2002 ;Wu and Ardley, 2007 ). Some of the literature describes brand strategy as having a single com ponent ( Park et al , 1986 ), yet other literature (for example, Aaker, 1996 ;Keller, 2002 ;Kotler and Pfoertsch, 2006 ;Kapferer, 2008 ) describes it as having several components.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…Unfortunately, some of these brand terms overlap, and different authorities take them to mean different things ( McWilliam and de Chernatony, 1989 ;Ambler and Barwise, 1998 ;Stern, 2006 ). Most significantly, for this study, some authorities discuss brand strategy without defi ning it ( Schreiber, 2002 ;Wu and Ardley, 2007 ). Some of the literature describes brand strategy as having a single com ponent ( Park et al , 1986 ), yet other literature (for example, Aaker, 1996 ;Keller, 2002 ;Kotler and Pfoertsch, 2006 ;Kapferer, 2008 ) describes it as having several components.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…(1) Brand positioning is the targeting of a specifi c segment of the market by means of presenting an image aimed at that segment ( Aaker, 1996 ;Keller, 2002 ;Schreiber, 2002 ;Osler, 2003 ;Kotler and Pfoertsch, 2006 ;Kapferer, 2008 ). It involves creating an image in the minds of the consumers about what the brand signifi es.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This intention, however, did not restrict our research at all, as we did not come across a single BMM designed explicitly for Business-to-Business brands. 1 The remaining sample of 48 BMMs was analysed quantitatively and qualitatively. This paper focuses on the quantitative analysis for the purpose of which the models were coded in terms of fi ve aspects:…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%