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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Agenda
- Key messages (1)
- Key messages (2)
- What is a brand?
- How important are brands?
- Intangible value of companies rising
- Is it a name?
- Over 700 brands worldwide: A-J
- Over 700 brands worldwide: J-Z
- It's all about market share
- Europe has a lower brand penetration
- Number of hotel brands - 1980 vs. 2006
- Making new brands stick
- What causes people to pay more? (1)
- What causes people to pay more? (2)
- Brands can generate higher performance
- Branded vs. non-branded hotels - NY
- Branded vs. non-branded hotels - US
- Branded vs. non-branded hotels - London
- Branded vs. non-branded hotels - UK
- What's a brand worth?
- Independent and small brands can suffer in 2 ways
- Willingness to pay for brands - a little test
- Willingness to pay for brands - cars
- Willingness to pay for brands - hotels
- Willingness to pay for brands - personal trip
- Willingness to pay for brands - business trip
- Brand owners spend more on advertising (1)
- Brand owners spend more on advertising (2)
- Advertising generates consumer confidence
- Brands are seen as risk free
- Advertising helps to understand product benefits
- Delivering consistency is paramount
- Top of mind awareness for consumers
- Brands generate a high level of consumer recall
- BDRC hotel guests surveys 2008
- British branded hotel performance vs. unbranded
- French branded hotel performance vs. unbranded
- German branded hotel performance vs. unbranded
- Middle East branded/unbranded hotel performance
- Asia Pacific branded/unbranded hotel performance
- Brands can deliver value
- Human capital, brand affiliation, operating system
- Brands deliver value to owners and consumers
- The franchising growth model makes brand crucial
- Brands in a franchised world
- It's easier for branded hotels to get finance
- Unstoppable power of technology and distribution
- Does new technology advantage brands?
- Internet is used for travel research and booking
- Brand site revival
- Conclusions
- Brands can out-perform non-branded hotels
- Thank you for listening
- For further information
Topics Covered
- What is a brand?
- Intangible value of brands
- It is all about market share
- Price
- Brands can generate higher performance
- Branded versus non-branded hotels
- What is a brand worth?
- Willingness to pay for brand
- Brand owners spend more on advertising and PR
- Branded hotel performance versus unbranded
- Brands can deliver value
- Does new technology advantage brands?
Talk Citation
Milburn, R. (2009, July 1). Why branded hotels can outperform non-branded competitors [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/IOMR5700.Export Citation (RIS)