ntu mba 2009 b8947 - strategic brand management - Nanyang ...
ntu mba 2009 b8947 - strategic brand management - Nanyang ...
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CLASS 2: BRAND AUDIT, BRAND EQUITY AND BRAND VALUATION<br />
The <strong>brand</strong> audit is the essential first step for companies in the <strong>brand</strong> building process. It is<br />
a comprehensive process that involves four major phases: company analysis, customer<br />
analysis, competitor analysis and stakeholder analysis. The purpose of the <strong>brand</strong> audit is<br />
to provide the <strong>management</strong> with an overall analysis of the <strong>brand</strong> from internal and<br />
external sources. The <strong>brand</strong> audit provides a structured framework and a firm foundation<br />
on which companies can define <strong>brand</strong> identities and strategize their future actions.<br />
The <strong>brand</strong> equity measure relates to how <strong>brand</strong>s are driving customer demand and also<br />
influencing long term loyalty.<br />
The financial measure is the net present value of expected future earnings which is a<br />
common concept in business and within the financial community.<br />
Topics:<br />
• The <strong>brand</strong> <strong>management</strong> model<br />
• The <strong>brand</strong> audit<br />
• Brand equity<br />
• Brand valuation<br />
• Brand metrics – methods and tools<br />
• Measure and improve the <strong>brand</strong> ROI<br />
Case/assignments:<br />
Best Practice cases in <strong>brand</strong>ing: Starbucks, American Express<br />
Readings:<br />
Asian Brand Strategy: Chapter 3, 7 & 8<br />
Brand Economics: Bringing new clarity to <strong>brand</strong> <strong>management</strong> & strategy<br />
McKinsey: Better, Faster & Cheaper<br />
Inter<strong>brand</strong>: Brand Valuation<br />
Suggested readings:<br />
Strategic Brand Management: Chapter 2, 8, 9 & 10