Branding (Edexcel A-Level Business): Flashcards

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Branding
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Definition of branding

Creating distinctive identity via names/logos/symbols/designs

Manufacturer brands

Brands created & owned by producers (e.g. Kellogg's, Gillette)

Own-label brands

Products made by one company, sold under retailer's name

Generic brands

Products carrying only product category name, not company name

Added value in branding

Perceived benefits beyond functional features justifying prices

Premium pricing ability

Strong brands can charge higher prices due to loyalty & quality

Price elasticity of demand

Responsiveness of demand to price changes

Unique selling point (USP)

Distinctive feature setting product apart from all competitors

Sponsorship benefits

Raises awareness, creates positive associations, builds relations

Social media for brands

Enables precise targeting, direct interaction & builds trust

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