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Peter Andersen
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Pro Hawaii Communications
http://www.prohawaii.com




Marketing Fundamentals: Positioning and Brand Development



by Pro Hawaii Communications

http://www.prohawaii.com





Positioning



In an over-communicated marketplace it is vital that a company establish its

own unique identity, also known as a unique selling proposition. This

moderately used marketing technique known as positioning and can be used

to create competitive advantages where none previously existed. For

example, think of the top brands for jeans or luxury cars. The first brand

into your mind has achieved a top of mind awareness and has carved out a strong

position for itself. In most cases this was accomplished by using positioning,

in other cases, it was accomplished through years of advertising. If done

properly a company can position itself as a market leader simply by announcing

itself as the first entrant of a new category or niche. Careful analysis must

be conducted because being the pioneer in the new field also encompasses the

responsibility of navigating through unknown obstacles which can present unknown

risks and challenges.



Brand Development



Brand development is essential if a company is to differentiate itself

from the competition. There's an old saying that summarizes the principles

of branding: "Good brands are like good people, over time you trust that

they will deliver on a stated promise." Everything that exists within the

context of the company, both pros and cons, are part of the equation

when determining the value of a brand. For example, a company's logo,

its partners, the tone and frequency of its press releases all shape how the

brand is perceived. To optimize a brand's equity, it is critical that brand

managers recognize that the brand exists in the mind of the consumer.

Therefore, ensuring all communications from an organization are planned,

deliberate, consistent and most importantly, positive, are the goals of

creating a strong brand. From telephone etiquette, logo design to storefront

cleanliness, all messages must communicate and reinforce your promise...



Again, your brand is your promise.



Copyright 2002



Pro Hawaii Communications

http://www.prohawaii.com

Specializing in Brand Development,

Positioning and New Media Communications





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