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1. Culture and Branding
- Dr. Marieke de Mooij
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2. Building global brands
- Ms. Laura Ries
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3. Branding: how it works and why it matters
- Prof. Robert F. Lauterborn
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4. Valuing Corporate Brands
- Mr. James R. Gregory
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5. Managing brands in Asia
- Mr. Martin Roll
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- Introduction
- Global Marketing and Advertising
- Overview
- Global consumers in a global village?
- What is a brand
- Elements brand association network
- Coca-Cola adapts
- McDonald’s standard?
- McDonald’s Milan
- McDonald’s Japan, India
- McDonald’s China
- McDonald’s products
- McCafé Milan
- Many high value and trusted brands are local
- Historic symbolism in Japan
- Can branding models cross borders?
- Culture as an onion
- Use of symbols in packaging
- Understanding values
- Values are stable: satisfaction with life
- Categorizing and labeling cultures
- Hofstede’s dimensions of national culture
- Individualism-collectivism - “I” versus “we”
- Consistency need and its consequences
- Global brand positions across cultures
- Culture’s consequences
- The Dove campaign for real beauty
- Dirt is good proposition
- Package design Australia: textual
- Japan: visual
- Field dependency: Fruitella China
- Brand personality
- Brand personality traits across cultures
- Consistency and brand extension fit
- Brand equity
- Conclusions
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Topics Covered
- Few global brands are universally successful; there are no global consumers in the global village
- Brand are association networks on the consumers’ mind and consumers are not the same worldwide
- Cultural differences influence consumers’ relationships with brands
- Understanding cultural difference and categorize cultures with the help of models of national culture
- Understand the consequences of culture for brand positions, brand personality and brand equity
- How values of national culture influence design and acceptance of brand packaging
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de Mooij, M. (2014, December 11). Culture and Branding [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 26, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/DWML5079.Export Citation (RIS)