Introduction

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Introduction to Strategic
Brand Management:

 

In a world where perceptions
and emotions hold immense power, strategic brand management stands as a
critical pillar of modern business success. Brands are more than just logos and
slogans; they embody the essence of an organization and the promise it makes to
its customers. "Strategic Brand Management" is an immersive
exploration of the art and science behind building, nurturing, and leveraging
brands to create lasting value and differentiation in the market.

 









This course delves deep into
the multifaceted realm of strategic brand management, equipping participants
with the knowledge and skills to craft compelling brand identities, establish
emotional connections with consumers, and navigate the ever-evolving challenges
of brand stewardship.

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Class Sessions

1- Introduction 2- Marketing Concepts and Orientations: Analyze different marketing concepts and orientations to understand their role in the success of an organization. 3- Marketing Function and Interrelation with Other Units: Evaluate the key elements of the marketing function and how they interrelate with other function. 4- Strategic Marketing Planning: Understand external and internal environmental audits for designing marketing planning and evaluate the determinants. 5- Customer Relationship Management: Evaluate the role of customer relationship management in developing an effective marketing approach. 6- The Marketing Mix and Extended Marketing Mix: New Product or Service Development, Distribution Strategy, and Pricing Strategies 🚀. 7- Introduction 8- Consumer Behavior: Understanding the psychological, sociological, structural, and cultural factors that influence buying behavior. 9- Marketing Programs: Evaluating the role of consumer behavior in developing effective marketing programs. 10- Theories and Models: Evaluating the impact of appropriate theories, concepts, and models that influence and impact consumer decision-making processes. 11- Customer Insight: Analyzing the concepts and processes of developing customer insight in different contexts, including digital contexts. 12- Consumer Experience: Analyzing the relationship between consumer behavior, consumer experience, and consumer communication. 13- Relationship Management: Developing a plan to enhance customer experience and customer relationship management. 14- Communication Strategy: Analyzing the elements of an effective consumer communications strategy, including digital media strategies to manage customer. 15- Metrics: Evaluating a range of metrics to measure the success of the communication strategy to manage customer relationships. 16- Introduction 17- Digital Marketing Integration: Understanding how digital marketing integrates with offline marketing concepts and applications. 18- Digital Strategy Development: Developing goals and objectives for digital and social media strategy. 19- Customer Relationship Building: Analyzing a digital marketing strategy for building customer relationships with the brand and organization. 20- Social Media Campaign Integration: Understanding how to develop an integrated social media campaign for a strategic relationship with customers. 21- Data Collection and Analysis: Developing an integrated approach to data collection, analysis, and extraction of insights across all channels. 22- E-commerce Business Models: Analyzing and evaluating e-commerce based business models for revenue generation. 23- Digital Communications Tools: Evaluating various digital communications tools and platforms that can be used to enhance customer experience. 24- Internal and External Environment Analysis: Analyzing how the changing dynamics of the internal and external environments influence the future direct. 25- Digital Marketing Mix: Analyzing the role of digital marketing within the extended marketing mix- 7 Ps. 26- Introduction 27- Principles of strategic marketing management: Understanding the role of strategic marketing in an organization, analyzing the processes involved, evaluation. 28- Key innovative business drivers for organizational success: Evaluating the relevance of the organization's mission and values in a dynamic environment. 29- Models and process of analyzing business environment and design of strategic marketing in different contexts: Comparing and contrasting tools to under. 30- Process of implementation of strategic marketing in different contexts: Examining the segments, targets, and brand positioning for a product or service. 31- Introduction 32- Brand concept: Understanding the definition and elements of a brand. 33- Brand management: Developing strategies to establish and maintain a brand's identity and reputation. 34- Brand equity: Understanding the value and impact of a brand on organizational success. 35- Corporate branding: Analyzing the relationship between corporate communication and individual product branding. 36- Brand personality: Analyzing the personality traits associated with a brand or organization. 37- Sustainability and CSR: Evaluating the role of corporate social responsibility and sustainability practices in branding. 38- Brand positioning: Analyzing the factors that drive brand identity and positioning. 39- Models of brand equity: Evaluating different models of brand equity and their impact on organizational success. 40- Introduction 41- Research problem analysis: Understanding how to identify and appraise research problems. 42- Research methodology: Understanding how to evaluate and design appropriate research methodologies. 43- Research proposal development: Understanding how to create a research question, literature review, and methodology. 44- Data collection: Understanding how to collect data through interviews, surveys, and questionnaires. 45- Referencing: Understanding how to properly reference sources in research projects. 46- Statistical analysis using SPSS: Understanding how to use SPSS for statistical analysis. 47- Qualitative data analysis: Understanding how to analyze qualitative data and draw conclusions from it. 48- Introduction and Background: Provide an overview of the situation, identify the organization, core business, and initial problem/opportunity. 49- Consultancy Process: Describe the process of consultancy development, including literature review, contracting with the client, research methods. 50- Literature Review: Define key concepts and theories, present models/frameworks, and critically analyze and evaluate literature. 51- Contracting with the Client: Identify client wants/needs, define consultant-client relationship, and articulate value exchange principles. 52- Research Methods: Identify and evaluate selected research methods for investigating problems/opportunity and collecting data. 53- Planning and Implementation: Demonstrate skills as a designer and implementer of an effective consulting initiative, provide evidence of ability. 54- Principal Findings and Recommendations: Critically analyze data collected from consultancy process, translate into compact and informative package. 55- Conclusion and Reflection: Provide overall conclusion to consultancy project, reflect on what was learned about consultancy, managing the consulting. 56- Understand how to apply solutions to organisational change.
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