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A BRAND IS
FOREVER:
A FRAMEWORK FOR
REVITALIZING DEAD AND
DECLINING BRANDS
REVIVAL OF A DEAD
BRAND
…..IS OFTEN
FOUND TO BE A
MUCH MORE
FEASIBLE
SOLUTION
THAN THE
LAUNCHING OF
A NEW
PRODUCT
EXHIBIT 1
POST SECOND WORLD WAR,
HARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLES
WERE POPULAR FOR THEIR
UNIQUE DESIGN AND
ENGINEERING
EXHIBIT 1
IN THE 70’S THEIR BUSINESS TOOK A HIT WITH THE ADVENT
OF SMALLER JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES IN THE AMERICAN
MARKET
AN ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH ITS OWN
LINE OF SMALLER VEHICLES
BACKFIRED AND THE COMPANY
WAS ON
THE VERGE OF SHUTTING DOWN
EXHIBIT 1
INSTEAD OF GIVING UP,HARLEY DAVIDSON DECICDED TO
MAKE SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENTS IN QUALITY AND ITS
DISTINCTIVE STYLING
THE RESULT?
EXHIBIT 1
HARLEY DAVIDSON
EMERGED STRONGER
THAN EVER
?
REINVENTING A DECLINING
BRAND IS VERY OFTEN A
BETTER SOLUTION THAN
CREATING A NEW BRAND !
THIS IS MAINLY
BECAUSE…
1. INTRODUCTION OF NEW
BRANDS OFTEN COST A
LOT OF MONEY AND TENDS
TO FAIL MORE OFTEN
THAN NOT
2.OLD DECLINING BRANDS
OFTEN HAVE HIGH
BRAND RECALL,
BRAND AWARENESS AND
A STRONG BRAND IMAGE
BRAND EQUITY:
A BRAND IS SAID TO HAVE
HIGH BRAND EQUITY WHEN
ITS CONSUMERS HAVE
STRONG BRAND AWARENESS
AND HOLD STRONG,UNIQUE
AND FAVOURABLE BRAND
ASSOCIATIONS
SOME BRANDS WITH
STRONG BRAND
EQUITY
HOWEVER AT TIMES SOME
BRANDS’ EQUITY MAY DECLINE
WITH TIME..LEADING TO THEIR
DEMISE
SO WHAT ARE THE
VARIOUS
REASIONS FOR
BRAND DECLINE?
PRODUCT
QUALITY
EXHIBIT 2
THE CADILLAC HAS BEEN IN STEADY
DECLINE OVER THE PAST FEW DECADES
THE PRIMARY REASON IS
COMPROMISES IN PRODUCT
QUALITY DUE TO COST CUTTING
THE SUCCESS OF THE BRAND
BECAME ITS OWN UNDOING,AS
IT LED TO COMPLACENCY
EXHIBIT 2
WHEN THE CUSTOMERS’ EXPERIENCE WITH THE
PRODUCT DOES NOT MEET EXPECTATIONS,THE
BRAND WILL DECLINE
TODAY,
THE CADILLAC IS
IN THE MIDDLE OF
A TURNAROUND
(refer to slide 51)
PRICE
INCREASES
EXHIBIT 3
VOLKSWAGEN
FAILED WITH ITS RABBIT
MODEL AND REPLACED IT
WITH THE NEW MODEL
GOLF.
EVENTUALLY IT DROVE
ITSELF OUT OF THE
ENTRY LEVEL SEGMENT
WHERE IT HAD PREVIOUSLY
BEEN A LEADER.
EXHIBIT 3
THE LESSON TO BE LEARNT
IS THAT IF A COMPANY
KEEPS INCREASING THE
PRICE OF THE PRODUCT
WITHOUT A
CORRESPONDING INCREASE
IN BENEFITS,SOONER OR
LATER CONSUMERS WILL
ABANDON THE BRAND
PRICE
CUTS
EXHIBIT 4
LACOSTE WAS A POPULAR BRAND IN
USA,UNTIL IT SAW A DECLINE IN SALES IN THE
80’S.
ITS PARENT COMPANY
GENERAL MILLS RESPONDED
BY LOWERING PRICES AND
INCREASING DISTRIBUTION.
THE RESULT WAS A MAJOR
HIT ON THE BRAND’S IMAGE
EXHIBIT 4
IN ORDER TO CUT DOWN
ON PRICES,THE COMPANY
HAD TO USE CHEAPER
MATERIALS.
IT TURNED OUT TO BE A
DISASTROUS
MOVE.CONSUMERS DID
NOT TAKE KINDLY TO IT
AT ALL.
BRAND
NEGLECT
EXHIBIT 5
BLACK AND DECKER’S POPULAR BRAND DeWALTKEPT BEING
IGNORED BY THE MANAGEMENT BEFORE IT VIRTUALLY CEASED TO EXIST.
THIS IS BECAUSE SOMETIMES MANAGERS GET SO CAUGHT UP IN THE INERTIA
OF A BRAND THAT INACTION CREEPS IN AND THEY MISS CHANGES IN THE
MARKET
THE LESSON HERE IS
THAT EVEN
SUCCESSFUL BRANDS
NEED CONSTANT
NURTURING AND
CANNOT BE
NEGLECTED
EXHIBIT 6
THE POPULAR MILK FLAVORING
NUTRITION PRODUCT
OVALTINE SUFFERED
CORPORATE NEGLECT DUE TO
VERY DIFFERENT REASONS
OVALTINE FACED THIS NEGLECT AS
IT WAS NOT A CORE BRAND OF THE
ACQUIRING PHARMACEUTICAL
COMPANY SANDOZ.SO A CHANGE IN
MANAGEMENT MAY ALSO BE A
REASON FOR BRAND NEGLECT
INABILITY TO
STAY WITH
TARGET
MARKET
EXHIBIT 7
GAP TRIED TO REACH
OUT TO THE YOUTH IN
SEARCH OF A NEW
MARKET AND THUS
ENDED UP
ALIENATING ITS KEY
TARgET MARKET AS
THEIR ADS BECAME
TOO EDGY
EXHIBIT 8
HIGH END FASHION BRAND ST JOHN STARTED LOSING
CUSTOMERS WHEN THEY REPLACED ITS ICONIC MODEL
KELLY GRAY WITH THE MORE REBELLIOUS ANGEILNA JOLIE TO
ATTRACT A MORE YOUTHFUL CLIENTELE.
ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTORS
EXHIBIT 9
CIGARETTE
COMPANIES’ SALES
ARE DECLINING DUE
TO A CHANGING,
LARGELY NEGATIVE
ATTITUDE TOWARDS
SMOKING
EXHIBIT 10
VS
SUCCESSFULLY MADE THE
SWITCH FROM ANALOG TO
DIGITAL CAMERAS.STILL HAS
16% MARKET SHARE
COULD NOT PREDICT THE CHANGING
MARKET.SPIRALLED INTO DECLINE
AND BECAME BANKRUPT
COMPETETIVE
ACTIONS
EXHIBIT 11
THOUGH ADIDAS
AND PUMA
WERE BOTH
VERY STRONG IN
EUROPE,THEY
WERE
OUTMUSCLED
BY NIKE AND
REEBOK IN THE
USA.IN
PARTICULAR
NIKE CAUSED
ADIDAS’ SHARE
IN USA TO DROP
FROM 60%TO
3%IN THE 90’S
EXHIBIT 12 &13
RETAIL GIANT KMART WAS BULLIED INTO OBLIVION
BY WALMART IN THE 1980’S.WALMART DESTROYED
KMART BY ITS SCIENTIFIC USE OF COST CUTTING
AND CUTTING EDGE OPRATIONS.
SIMILARLY IN THE PERSONAL COMPUTER MARKET
DELL FORCED ITS COMPETITOR COMPAQ INTO A
MERGER WITH HP BY MAKING SMART USE OF THE
INTERNET AS APLATFORM FOR ITS OFFERS.
DECONSTRUCTING
BRAND DECLINE
THE DEFINITION OF BRAND
EQUITY HAS 3 IMPORTANT
COMPONENTS AS ITALICIZED:
THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT
THAT THE
BRAND KNOWLEDGE HAS ON
THE CUSTOMER RESPONSE TO
ANY MARKETING ACTIVITY
DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT IS A
COMPELLING ARGUMENT
TO THE CONSUMER AS TO
WHY HE SHOULD
PURCHASE THE PRODUCT
IN QUESTION.
IT MAY BE ACHIEVED BY:
1)OFFERING SAME LEVEL
OF QUALITY AS OTHER
SIMILAR PRODUCTS BUT
AT A REDUCED RATE
2)BY MAKING THE
PRODUCT
PHYSICALLY MORE
IMPRESSIVE OR OF
SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND CHARGING A
PREMIUM PRICE FOR
IT
CHEVRON IS AN EXAMPLE
OF A COMPANY WHO USED
A DIFFERENTIATING
ELEMENT IN THEIR
PRODUCT,MAMELY AN
ADVANCED FORM OF A
DeTERGENT THAT ALLOWED
THEM TO SNARE
CUSTOMERS
BRAND
KNOWLEDGE
BRAND
AWARENESS
BRAND
IMAGE
BRAND AWARENESS
IS CRUCIAL FOR A
BRAND.WHEN MARKET SHARES
DROP IT IS CRUCIAL TO NOT
COMPROMISE ON ADVERTISING
BRAND AWARENESS IS
GAUGED BY UNAIDED
RECALL LEVEL OF THE
BRAND
PREVIOUS SUCCESSES
COUPLED WITH CONTINUING
BRAND AWARENESS CAN LULL
MARKETERS INTO A SENSE OF
COMPLACENCY
BRAND IMAGE
NEEDS TO BE SUCH THAT
THE BRAND HAS
STRONG,FAVOURABLE AND
UNIQUE BRAND
ASSOCIATIONS:
OFTEN COMPANIES SUCH AS LEVI’S LOSE THEIR
FOCUSED WELL DEFINED IMAGE.LEVI’S SOLD ITS
DENIM PRODUCTS THROUGH A LOW END RETAILER
WHICH RESULTED IN ITS BRAND IMAGE TAKING A
HIT.OFTEN COMPANIES TRY TO MILK THEIR EXISTING
BRANDS INSTEAD OF SHORING UP THE EXISTING IMAGE
MONITORING OF
CUSTOMER RESPONSE
OR BEHAVIOUR IS ANOTHER
REQUIREMENT TO KEEP A
CHECK ON BRAND DECLINE
CUSTOMERS OFTEN START
TRYING ALTERNATE BRANDS
BEFORE MAKING A
SWITCH.KEEPING A TAB ON
CUSTOMERS’ BRAND SWITCHING
BEHAVIOUR CAN GIVE A DEGREE
OF INSIGHT AS TO WHETHER A
BRAND IS IN DECLINE OR NOT
REVITALIZING
BRANDS
A FEW GUIDELINES…..
IS THE BRAND WORTH
REVIVING?
A BRAND MAY BE CONSIDERED FOR
REVIVAL IF IT COMMANDED A PREMIUM IN
THE RECENT PAST AND HAD A SINGULAR
FOCUS WITH A WELL DEFINED
DIFFERENTIATION.
TAKE A LONG
TERM
PERSPECTIVE
REVIVING A BRAND IS A LONG TERM INITIATIVE WHICH
REQUIRES VISION,A WELL-THOUGHT OUT STRATEGY
AND ITS EXECUTION.IT IS THEREFORE AN EXERCISE IN
PATIENCE
EXHIBIT 15
BLOCKBUSTER THEN SPENT
SEVERAL YEARS CLOSING
DOWN UNPROFITABLE STORES
AND MADE USE OF ITS
PROMISING TOTAL ACCESS
ONLINE RENTAL
PROGRAM.THIS EVENTUALLY
LED TO IT REGAINING SOME
PART OF THE MARKET SHARE
BLOCKBUSTER USED TO BE A BEHEMOTH IN THE VIDEO RENTAL
BUSINESS UNTIL THE ADVENT OF NETFLIX.NETFLIX SENT VIDEOS TO
PEOPLE VIA POSTAL MALE.THIS RESLTED IN BLOCKBUSTER HAVING
TO CLOSE DOWN SEVERAL STORES ALL ACROSS USA
Carefully
reposition the
brand, invest
in it, and
educate the
market
EXHIBIT 16
CONSEQUENTLY WHEN THE
OLDSMOBILE AURORA WAS
INTRODUCED,THE CAR DID NOT
EVEN CARRY THE OLDSMOBILE
NAMEPLATE.THE OLDSMOBILE
DIVISION WAS SHUT DOWN
SOON AFTER
OLDSMOBILE SUFFERED FROM A LACK OF CLEAR
POSITIONING WHEN COMPARED TO THE GENERAL MOTORS
AUTOMOBILES AS WELL AS A NEGATIVE IMAGE DUE TO LACK OF
QUALITY
EXHIBIT 17
IN EARLY 2008 THE EFFORTS BEARED
FRUITION AS THE CADILLAC WAS
RATED MORE FAVOURABLY THAN
GERMAN OR JAPANESE CARS OF THE
SAME GROUP.THE TURNAROUND HAD
BEEN SUCCESSFUL.
AFTER THE FAILURE WITH THE OLDSMOBILE,GENERAL MOTORS WENT
FOR A MAKE OOR BREAK 4 BILLION$ OVERHAUL IN THE QUALITY OF
THE CADILLAC CARS.THEY CAME OUT WITH A LARGER VARIETY OF
MODELS AS WELL AS DISTINCTIVE AND DARING DESIGNS .
Rebuild
quality
EXHIBIT 18
In 2006, Hyundai was
rated above Mercedes
Benz in J.D. Power and
Associates’ initial
quality survey
SOUTH KOREAN CAR MAKER HYUNDAI INVESTED
SIGNIFICANTLY IN QUALITY AND BACKED THIS WITH A 100,000 MILE
SERVICE WARRANTY TO OVERCOME NEGATIVE PERCEPTIONS
REGARDING THE SAME.
Resist
temptation
to ‘‘milk’’
the brand
EXHIBIT 19
AN EXTREME CASE OF MILKING A BRAND
IS STEADY LOWERING OF PRICES ,WHICH
REEFLECTS VERY POORLY ON THE
BRAND.THE BRAND’S POSITION MUST
NEVER BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED.
APPLEWAS LOSING UNAIDED AWARENESS A LITTLE AFTER
THE TURN OF THE CENTURY AFTER STRUGGLES IN THE PC
MARKET.SO IT INVESTED HEAVILY AND CAME OUT WITH THE SLICK
NEW IPOD,WHICH STUCK A CHORD WITH THE YOUTH AND BROUGHT
APPLE TO THE FOREFRONT ONCE AGAIN.
Pursue a
carefully
defined target
market
IT MAY BE APPEALING TO DISCARD A
DWINDLING MARKET FOR A
HEALTHIER TARGET MARKET,BUT
THIS SWITCH MUST NEVER BE
ABRUPT.THIS ERROR WAS MADE BY
GAP AND ST. JOHN.THE TRANSITION
BETWEEN MARKETS MUST BE
DELIBERATE AND CAUTIOUS
SO TO RECAP……
REVIVING AN OLD BRAND IS
OFTEN A BETTER ALTERNATIVE
TO INTRODUCING A NEW ONE
CONCENTRATE ON IMPROVING
QUALITY,RECOGNIZING CLEAR
TARGET MARKETS AND
INVESTING FOR THE LONG TERM
AVOID ‘MILKING’ THE BRAND
Created by
deeptish Mukherjee of
jadavpur university
during an internship by
prof. Sameer
mathur,iim lucknow

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A BRAND IS FOREVER: A FRAMEWORK FOR REVITALIZING DEAD AND DECLINING BRANDS

  • 1. A BRAND IS FOREVER: A FRAMEWORK FOR REVITALIZING DEAD AND DECLINING BRANDS
  • 2. REVIVAL OF A DEAD BRAND
  • 3. …..IS OFTEN FOUND TO BE A MUCH MORE FEASIBLE SOLUTION THAN THE LAUNCHING OF A NEW PRODUCT
  • 4. EXHIBIT 1 POST SECOND WORLD WAR, HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES WERE POPULAR FOR THEIR UNIQUE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
  • 5. EXHIBIT 1 IN THE 70’S THEIR BUSINESS TOOK A HIT WITH THE ADVENT OF SMALLER JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES IN THE AMERICAN MARKET AN ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH ITS OWN LINE OF SMALLER VEHICLES BACKFIRED AND THE COMPANY WAS ON THE VERGE OF SHUTTING DOWN
  • 6. EXHIBIT 1 INSTEAD OF GIVING UP,HARLEY DAVIDSON DECICDED TO MAKE SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENTS IN QUALITY AND ITS DISTINCTIVE STYLING THE RESULT?
  • 8. ?
  • 9. REINVENTING A DECLINING BRAND IS VERY OFTEN A BETTER SOLUTION THAN CREATING A NEW BRAND !
  • 11. 1. INTRODUCTION OF NEW BRANDS OFTEN COST A LOT OF MONEY AND TENDS TO FAIL MORE OFTEN THAN NOT
  • 12. 2.OLD DECLINING BRANDS OFTEN HAVE HIGH BRAND RECALL, BRAND AWARENESS AND A STRONG BRAND IMAGE
  • 13. BRAND EQUITY: A BRAND IS SAID TO HAVE HIGH BRAND EQUITY WHEN ITS CONSUMERS HAVE STRONG BRAND AWARENESS AND HOLD STRONG,UNIQUE AND FAVOURABLE BRAND ASSOCIATIONS
  • 14. SOME BRANDS WITH STRONG BRAND EQUITY
  • 15. HOWEVER AT TIMES SOME BRANDS’ EQUITY MAY DECLINE WITH TIME..LEADING TO THEIR DEMISE
  • 16. SO WHAT ARE THE VARIOUS REASIONS FOR BRAND DECLINE?
  • 18. EXHIBIT 2 THE CADILLAC HAS BEEN IN STEADY DECLINE OVER THE PAST FEW DECADES THE PRIMARY REASON IS COMPROMISES IN PRODUCT QUALITY DUE TO COST CUTTING THE SUCCESS OF THE BRAND BECAME ITS OWN UNDOING,AS IT LED TO COMPLACENCY
  • 19. EXHIBIT 2 WHEN THE CUSTOMERS’ EXPERIENCE WITH THE PRODUCT DOES NOT MEET EXPECTATIONS,THE BRAND WILL DECLINE TODAY, THE CADILLAC IS IN THE MIDDLE OF A TURNAROUND (refer to slide 51)
  • 21. EXHIBIT 3 VOLKSWAGEN FAILED WITH ITS RABBIT MODEL AND REPLACED IT WITH THE NEW MODEL GOLF. EVENTUALLY IT DROVE ITSELF OUT OF THE ENTRY LEVEL SEGMENT WHERE IT HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN A LEADER.
  • 22. EXHIBIT 3 THE LESSON TO BE LEARNT IS THAT IF A COMPANY KEEPS INCREASING THE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT WITHOUT A CORRESPONDING INCREASE IN BENEFITS,SOONER OR LATER CONSUMERS WILL ABANDON THE BRAND
  • 24. EXHIBIT 4 LACOSTE WAS A POPULAR BRAND IN USA,UNTIL IT SAW A DECLINE IN SALES IN THE 80’S. ITS PARENT COMPANY GENERAL MILLS RESPONDED BY LOWERING PRICES AND INCREASING DISTRIBUTION. THE RESULT WAS A MAJOR HIT ON THE BRAND’S IMAGE
  • 25. EXHIBIT 4 IN ORDER TO CUT DOWN ON PRICES,THE COMPANY HAD TO USE CHEAPER MATERIALS. IT TURNED OUT TO BE A DISASTROUS MOVE.CONSUMERS DID NOT TAKE KINDLY TO IT AT ALL.
  • 27. EXHIBIT 5 BLACK AND DECKER’S POPULAR BRAND DeWALTKEPT BEING IGNORED BY THE MANAGEMENT BEFORE IT VIRTUALLY CEASED TO EXIST. THIS IS BECAUSE SOMETIMES MANAGERS GET SO CAUGHT UP IN THE INERTIA OF A BRAND THAT INACTION CREEPS IN AND THEY MISS CHANGES IN THE MARKET THE LESSON HERE IS THAT EVEN SUCCESSFUL BRANDS NEED CONSTANT NURTURING AND CANNOT BE NEGLECTED
  • 28. EXHIBIT 6 THE POPULAR MILK FLAVORING NUTRITION PRODUCT OVALTINE SUFFERED CORPORATE NEGLECT DUE TO VERY DIFFERENT REASONS OVALTINE FACED THIS NEGLECT AS IT WAS NOT A CORE BRAND OF THE ACQUIRING PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY SANDOZ.SO A CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT MAY ALSO BE A REASON FOR BRAND NEGLECT
  • 30. EXHIBIT 7 GAP TRIED TO REACH OUT TO THE YOUTH IN SEARCH OF A NEW MARKET AND THUS ENDED UP ALIENATING ITS KEY TARgET MARKET AS THEIR ADS BECAME TOO EDGY
  • 31. EXHIBIT 8 HIGH END FASHION BRAND ST JOHN STARTED LOSING CUSTOMERS WHEN THEY REPLACED ITS ICONIC MODEL KELLY GRAY WITH THE MORE REBELLIOUS ANGEILNA JOLIE TO ATTRACT A MORE YOUTHFUL CLIENTELE.
  • 33. EXHIBIT 9 CIGARETTE COMPANIES’ SALES ARE DECLINING DUE TO A CHANGING, LARGELY NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARDS SMOKING
  • 34. EXHIBIT 10 VS SUCCESSFULLY MADE THE SWITCH FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL CAMERAS.STILL HAS 16% MARKET SHARE COULD NOT PREDICT THE CHANGING MARKET.SPIRALLED INTO DECLINE AND BECAME BANKRUPT
  • 36. EXHIBIT 11 THOUGH ADIDAS AND PUMA WERE BOTH VERY STRONG IN EUROPE,THEY WERE OUTMUSCLED BY NIKE AND REEBOK IN THE USA.IN PARTICULAR NIKE CAUSED ADIDAS’ SHARE IN USA TO DROP FROM 60%TO 3%IN THE 90’S
  • 37. EXHIBIT 12 &13 RETAIL GIANT KMART WAS BULLIED INTO OBLIVION BY WALMART IN THE 1980’S.WALMART DESTROYED KMART BY ITS SCIENTIFIC USE OF COST CUTTING AND CUTTING EDGE OPRATIONS. SIMILARLY IN THE PERSONAL COMPUTER MARKET DELL FORCED ITS COMPETITOR COMPAQ INTO A MERGER WITH HP BY MAKING SMART USE OF THE INTERNET AS APLATFORM FOR ITS OFFERS.
  • 39. THE DEFINITION OF BRAND EQUITY HAS 3 IMPORTANT COMPONENTS AS ITALICIZED: THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT THAT THE BRAND KNOWLEDGE HAS ON THE CUSTOMER RESPONSE TO ANY MARKETING ACTIVITY
  • 40. DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT IS A COMPELLING ARGUMENT TO THE CONSUMER AS TO WHY HE SHOULD PURCHASE THE PRODUCT IN QUESTION. IT MAY BE ACHIEVED BY: 1)OFFERING SAME LEVEL OF QUALITY AS OTHER SIMILAR PRODUCTS BUT AT A REDUCED RATE 2)BY MAKING THE PRODUCT PHYSICALLY MORE IMPRESSIVE OR OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND CHARGING A PREMIUM PRICE FOR IT CHEVRON IS AN EXAMPLE OF A COMPANY WHO USED A DIFFERENTIATING ELEMENT IN THEIR PRODUCT,MAMELY AN ADVANCED FORM OF A DeTERGENT THAT ALLOWED THEM TO SNARE CUSTOMERS
  • 42. BRAND AWARENESS IS CRUCIAL FOR A BRAND.WHEN MARKET SHARES DROP IT IS CRUCIAL TO NOT COMPROMISE ON ADVERTISING BRAND AWARENESS IS GAUGED BY UNAIDED RECALL LEVEL OF THE BRAND PREVIOUS SUCCESSES COUPLED WITH CONTINUING BRAND AWARENESS CAN LULL MARKETERS INTO A SENSE OF COMPLACENCY
  • 43. BRAND IMAGE NEEDS TO BE SUCH THAT THE BRAND HAS STRONG,FAVOURABLE AND UNIQUE BRAND ASSOCIATIONS: OFTEN COMPANIES SUCH AS LEVI’S LOSE THEIR FOCUSED WELL DEFINED IMAGE.LEVI’S SOLD ITS DENIM PRODUCTS THROUGH A LOW END RETAILER WHICH RESULTED IN ITS BRAND IMAGE TAKING A HIT.OFTEN COMPANIES TRY TO MILK THEIR EXISTING BRANDS INSTEAD OF SHORING UP THE EXISTING IMAGE
  • 44. MONITORING OF CUSTOMER RESPONSE OR BEHAVIOUR IS ANOTHER REQUIREMENT TO KEEP A CHECK ON BRAND DECLINE CUSTOMERS OFTEN START TRYING ALTERNATE BRANDS BEFORE MAKING A SWITCH.KEEPING A TAB ON CUSTOMERS’ BRAND SWITCHING BEHAVIOUR CAN GIVE A DEGREE OF INSIGHT AS TO WHETHER A BRAND IS IN DECLINE OR NOT
  • 46. IS THE BRAND WORTH REVIVING? A BRAND MAY BE CONSIDERED FOR REVIVAL IF IT COMMANDED A PREMIUM IN THE RECENT PAST AND HAD A SINGULAR FOCUS WITH A WELL DEFINED DIFFERENTIATION.
  • 47. TAKE A LONG TERM PERSPECTIVE REVIVING A BRAND IS A LONG TERM INITIATIVE WHICH REQUIRES VISION,A WELL-THOUGHT OUT STRATEGY AND ITS EXECUTION.IT IS THEREFORE AN EXERCISE IN PATIENCE
  • 48. EXHIBIT 15 BLOCKBUSTER THEN SPENT SEVERAL YEARS CLOSING DOWN UNPROFITABLE STORES AND MADE USE OF ITS PROMISING TOTAL ACCESS ONLINE RENTAL PROGRAM.THIS EVENTUALLY LED TO IT REGAINING SOME PART OF THE MARKET SHARE BLOCKBUSTER USED TO BE A BEHEMOTH IN THE VIDEO RENTAL BUSINESS UNTIL THE ADVENT OF NETFLIX.NETFLIX SENT VIDEOS TO PEOPLE VIA POSTAL MALE.THIS RESLTED IN BLOCKBUSTER HAVING TO CLOSE DOWN SEVERAL STORES ALL ACROSS USA
  • 49. Carefully reposition the brand, invest in it, and educate the market
  • 50. EXHIBIT 16 CONSEQUENTLY WHEN THE OLDSMOBILE AURORA WAS INTRODUCED,THE CAR DID NOT EVEN CARRY THE OLDSMOBILE NAMEPLATE.THE OLDSMOBILE DIVISION WAS SHUT DOWN SOON AFTER OLDSMOBILE SUFFERED FROM A LACK OF CLEAR POSITIONING WHEN COMPARED TO THE GENERAL MOTORS AUTOMOBILES AS WELL AS A NEGATIVE IMAGE DUE TO LACK OF QUALITY
  • 51. EXHIBIT 17 IN EARLY 2008 THE EFFORTS BEARED FRUITION AS THE CADILLAC WAS RATED MORE FAVOURABLY THAN GERMAN OR JAPANESE CARS OF THE SAME GROUP.THE TURNAROUND HAD BEEN SUCCESSFUL. AFTER THE FAILURE WITH THE OLDSMOBILE,GENERAL MOTORS WENT FOR A MAKE OOR BREAK 4 BILLION$ OVERHAUL IN THE QUALITY OF THE CADILLAC CARS.THEY CAME OUT WITH A LARGER VARIETY OF MODELS AS WELL AS DISTINCTIVE AND DARING DESIGNS .
  • 53. EXHIBIT 18 In 2006, Hyundai was rated above Mercedes Benz in J.D. Power and Associates’ initial quality survey SOUTH KOREAN CAR MAKER HYUNDAI INVESTED SIGNIFICANTLY IN QUALITY AND BACKED THIS WITH A 100,000 MILE SERVICE WARRANTY TO OVERCOME NEGATIVE PERCEPTIONS REGARDING THE SAME.
  • 55. EXHIBIT 19 AN EXTREME CASE OF MILKING A BRAND IS STEADY LOWERING OF PRICES ,WHICH REEFLECTS VERY POORLY ON THE BRAND.THE BRAND’S POSITION MUST NEVER BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED. APPLEWAS LOSING UNAIDED AWARENESS A LITTLE AFTER THE TURN OF THE CENTURY AFTER STRUGGLES IN THE PC MARKET.SO IT INVESTED HEAVILY AND CAME OUT WITH THE SLICK NEW IPOD,WHICH STUCK A CHORD WITH THE YOUTH AND BROUGHT APPLE TO THE FOREFRONT ONCE AGAIN.
  • 57. IT MAY BE APPEALING TO DISCARD A DWINDLING MARKET FOR A HEALTHIER TARGET MARKET,BUT THIS SWITCH MUST NEVER BE ABRUPT.THIS ERROR WAS MADE BY GAP AND ST. JOHN.THE TRANSITION BETWEEN MARKETS MUST BE DELIBERATE AND CAUTIOUS
  • 58. SO TO RECAP…… REVIVING AN OLD BRAND IS OFTEN A BETTER ALTERNATIVE TO INTRODUCING A NEW ONE CONCENTRATE ON IMPROVING QUALITY,RECOGNIZING CLEAR TARGET MARKETS AND INVESTING FOR THE LONG TERM AVOID ‘MILKING’ THE BRAND
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  • 60. Created by deeptish Mukherjee of jadavpur university during an internship by prof. Sameer mathur,iim lucknow