Abstract:
Managing the complexities of brand architecture has never been more challenging. Product commoditisation and competitive intensification have heightened the importance of building deep brand connections with target audiences. Meanwhile, market fragmentation, channel proliferation, rapid product innovation and budgetary pressures have made organising brands with coherent and effective brand portfolio structures more difficult. This presentation demonstrates how a mixed methodological approach to research anchored in semiotic and cultural analysisâcan assist organisations with seemingly dissimilar target audiences and product offerings construct a meaningful, united master brand position with powerfully targeted sub brands.
Videos
Cultural anchoring
Catalogue: Congress 2014: What Inspires?
Authors: Neale Cotton, Julian Dunne
Company: The Lab Strategy & Planning
June 15, 2014
Research Papers
From intuitive to formal cultural knowledge
Catalogue: Qualitative 2010: Foresight on Moods and Thoughts
Authors: Poonam V. Kumar, Anjali Puri
Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia
November 18, 2010
Research Papers
Mapping and interpreting socio-cultural change in urban India
Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2014: Celebrating Asian Creativity
Author: Satyam Viswanathan
 
May 13, 2014
