Brand Definitions. We've all heard a few in our time. For fun we've compiled a list from a wide variety of sources…
A Brand is:
• Names or symbols that identify the unique source of a product or service
• The personification of an organization, product or service
• The source of a promise to the customer
• A trust mark
• A single concept or idea imbedded in the mind of the customer
• A set of associations that enhance or detract from the related product or service
• The source of customer loyalty
• That which allows one to charge a price premium for an otherwise generic product or service
• A unique value proposition
• The source of emotional connections with customers
• The primary source of customer ‘goodwill’
• That which should drive the design of the ‘total customer experience’
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Brand is the perception of people or summation of their feelings, towards your products, services or company.
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What is a brand? A brand is the total collective feelings that people have about a particular product/service.
That brand is a result of:
- the experience that customers have experienced
- the word-of-mouth comments from previous and current customers to their friends and network
- the comments posted on social networking sites or ecommerce sites
- thoughts/opinions posted by bloggers
- information/comments passed on by the people who work for the company
- reputation of those who are in management of the company (along with the board of directors)
- what your competitors say about your company
- what journalists and media say about your company
- the advertising that the company puts out into the public