Exam 10: Crafting the Brand Positioning

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Sally's is a boutique bakery that specializes in cupcakes. How can Sally's create channel differentiation to stand apart from its competitors?

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Which of the following criteria relates to the company having the internal resources and commitment to feasibly and profitably create and maintain the brand association in the minds of consumers?

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The two basic forms of points-of-parity are ________ points-of-parity and ________ points-of-parity.

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Belling begins most advertising messages by announcing category benefits and then moving on to its specific positioning. Offer one reason why Belling may adopt this strategy.

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Companies can achieve competitive advantage through the way they design their distribution channel. What three areas are considered in this design process?

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Brand mantras must communicate both what a brand is and what it is not.

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How does a company differentiate its market offerings using employee differentiation? Provide an example of a company using employee differentiation.

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Points-of-parity are important while designing brand mantras for brands facing ________.

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As a company seeks to establish a category membership designation, how does the company approach points-of-difference? What is done first?

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A good positioning should contain points-of-difference and points-of-parity that have rational but not emotional components.

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________ is a company's ability to perform in one or more ways that competitors cannot or will not match.

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Small businesses must focus on building one or two strong brands based on one or two key associations.

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Explain three variables a firm should consider when analyzing potential threats posed by competitors.

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When Coca-Cola determines the bottled-water competitors for its Dasani brand by identifying the products or sets of products with which a brand competes and which function as close substitutes, it is determining Dasani's ________.

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________ are visual representations of consumer perceptions and preferences.

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Which element of a brand story framework do Randall Ringer and Michael Thibodeau relate to the time, place, and context of the brand story?

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The means of differentiation that are often most compelling to consumers relate to aspects of the product and service.

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The three criteria that determine whether a brand association can truly function as a point-of-difference include desirability, ________, and differentiability.

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Define a brand mantra and provide an example of a brand mantra.

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When Coca-Cola focused on developing its soft drink business but missed seeing the market for coffee bars and fresh-fruit-juice bars that eventually impinged on its soft-drink business, it was suffering from ________ because it defined competition in traditional category and industry terms.

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