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Kroese Brand Strategy Development PLAN VAN AANPAK DOES YOUR BRAND STAND OUT? Brand Strategy Development Model

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Be distinct or become extinct. Strong brands are brought forth by strong organisations. Effective brand strategy is consistent with the true brand identity: it radiates the true meaning of the brand in a compelling and memorable way. The Kroese Brand Strategy Development can help to become a stronger brand.

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

PLAN VAN AANPAK

DOES YOUR BRAND STAND OUT?

Brand Strategy Development Model

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

White Paper

Kroese Brand Strategy Development

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

Strong brands are a main driver of distinction

BRANDING & MARKET COMMUNICATION

do they know us?

COMPETITIVE EDGE (KROESE DISTINCTION INDEX ®)

recognition

DIS

TIN

CT

ION

DR

IVE

RS

innovationsalesbrand image

do they prefer us? do they buy from us?

is our portfolio developing well?

BEHAVIOUR

do we feel involved?

internal leadershipcreativitycooperation

are we an effective team?

do we have enough successful ideas

are we making progress?

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

Be distinct or become extinct.

Strong brands are authentic brands.

The brand identity is defined by the organisation and its culture.

Effective brand strategy is consistent with the true brand identity: it radiates the true meaning of the brand in a compelling and memorable way.

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

Be distinct or become extinct.

Strong brands are sustainable brands.

‘Brands that have a strong and clear identity are better capable of creating meaningful and lasting relationships.’ - Jean-Noël Kapferer

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

Kroese Brand Strategy DevelopmentFeatures• A way to develop a brand strategy which fits the brand’s identity. • The way of working is based on a structured approach, which

encompasses both analytical steps and psychological insights (archetypes).

• The method involves all relevant people within the organisation as to create a common understanding and commitment.

• The method can be applied either extensively or as a ‘quick scan’.

Benefits

A brand strategy which is authentic and consistent with the true meaning of the brand. Therefore distinctive and sustainable.

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

Developing a positioning strategy

1. Brand identity

Defines the essence

of your brand (its meaning).

2. Brand type

Based on archetypes.

4. Brand strategy &

proposition

Fitting it into the big strategic

picture.

3. Level of positioning

Defines the level at which

you want to stand out.

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

Means (internal)Fundament for content

Central commitment

Means (external)Visual style Image/tone-of-voice

PERSONALITY CULTURE MISSION

CHARACTER-ISTICS

RELATIONSHIP IDEAL CUSTOMER

1. Brand identity

• the identity of a brand bears a strong relationship with the organisation and culture that bring it forth;

• the organisational identity defines the meaning of a brand;• the brand identity is the basis for authentic communication and

compelling marketing activities.

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

2. Brand type

• each brand identity belongs to a brand type, which is based on Jung’s archetypes;• an archetype is an image which is universal and recognizable for everyone;• using archetypes simplifies communication, making it easier to bring your

message and experience across.

Ruler

Sag

e Magician

Hero

Out

law

Jest

er

Lover

Caregiver

Ally

Innocent

Creator

Explorer

Freedom

Social

Order

Ego

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

3. Level of positioning

• There are five positioning levels (from material – immaterial)

• The chosen level depends on the chosen USP’s and the way a brand wants to distinguish itself.

Values

Brand differentiates through universal values or attitude

Role

Brand differentiates by claiming an own role in he world

Experience

Brand differentiates by creating an own world of experiences

Benefit

Brand differentiates through user benefits

Attribute

Brand differentiates through attributes or intrinsic qualities

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caregiver

caregiver

Example: positioning strategies

sage

Values

Brand differentiates through universal values or attitude

Role

Brand differentiates by claiming an own role in he world

Experience

Brand differentiates by creating an own world of experiences

Benefit

Brand differentiates through user benefits

Attribute

Brand differentiates through attributes or intrinsic qualities

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

4. Brand strategy & the big picture

Creativity/ideas/direction

Behaviour Positioning Branding & proposition

Where do I want to go?

How do I come into my own?

Where do I want to be? How do I want to be perceived?

Who am I? Where am I? How am I being seen?

Analysis/knowledge

Identity Positioning Image

StrategyGoals & Realisation

Rules of the game

BrandingCulture

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Kroese Brand Strategy Development

More info…

www.kroese-bb.com

Kroese brands & behaviour bv

Handelsweg 59e

1181 ZA AMSTELVEEN

THE NETHERLANDS

[email protected]