Brand Experience
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brand, experience, strategy, values, relationship, product, utility, journey,
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I will try to post as much as I can with valued references and explain what this exercise of Brand Experience really is. In this I may use a lot of examples and references as I do not think that this is a simple task I would appreciate if professionals would add or delete to make this an EXPERIENCE on toostep.
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What is a 'BRAND EXPERIENCE?
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RUSHAB SHAH
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its only a word of mouth 2 comes product eg: dr said glucose level less immidiate parle-g comes 1 and 2 product 3-quality 4-price-5-place -6promotion
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Makrand Bhave
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Ujval! Well said ... Relationship.. that is what makes the experience wholesome! Thanks a lot for such simple words that are very meaningful! :)
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Satwinder Singh
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The Brand experience is by- 1) word-of- mouth 2) outcome indicator 3) something unforgetable.. 4) where customer finds a meaning... 5) that helps evolution of a new product... 6) a design excellence... 7) A reputation for communicating.. I...
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Answer: "What is a 'BRAND EXPERIENCE?" deleted from your view.
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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| 1 year ago
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Recruitng two persons with 10 years and 05 years of esperience for the same profile of job is bad strategy.And comparing their perfomance will spill bad blood.The person with more experience will definitely deserve more salary and bad performance...
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Ajay Ziz
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"No"
| 3 years ago
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we should adopt the PWD model ............ sharing of wealth at all nodes ...............equitable distribution of commission whatsoever ..
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Debate: "Do you think salary should be based on our experience or the work we do.." deleted from your view.
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Salary
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brand
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R N Bhattacharyya
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"Salary "
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Salary with Brand
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mallikarjuna
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"brand"
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which company you are switchng to,can you improve upon yourself in the company etc
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Kriti Das
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"brand"
| 3 years ago
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I guess it should be brand which attracts the job hoppers. A person may work in a start up company for the first few years and if he gets some good opportunities in a big company like google, microsoft, etc. he will jump whatsoever is the salary....
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Debate: "which is major factor in job switchover after one year experience?" deleted from your view.
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Set it apart
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BASED ON CONTRIBUTION/ROI BY BRAND
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ANKIT GUPTA
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"Product based "Sales Organizational Structure""
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The complexity in handling multiple brands is intense. A product based organizational structure where different brand managers are responsible for different brands will allow the company to be more efficient and quick in responsiveness to the...
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Ravindra Sharma
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"BASED ON CONTRIBUTION/ROI BY BRAND "
| 3 years ago
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Dear Mr Arikrishnan, Normally companies use gains from strong brands to keep the weak alive. will that still work.
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Ideate: "How to manage multiple brands??" deleted from your view.
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Failing to provide contemporary technology and consumer solutions
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Profitability
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Tiju Joseph
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"CARRYING EXCESS BAGGAGE "
| 3 years ago
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Very much true. As we too while traveling for the first time we tend to take lot of baggage with out considering the other possibilities. Later we turn ourselves in to fewer luggages more comfortable. So the case with the companies too. Every one...
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Sidhamuni Thombre
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"When it forces to shrink margins & restrict transition for improvement"
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Many times in order to maintain a brand at top margins get sacrified look at "parle G" not a high end product in segment but most appreciated and recongnised brand. Transition is a time taking process and risky too, which keeps companies...
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Priya Varadan
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"Failing to provide contemporary technology and consumer solutions"
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true Jayant, most buy b'coz we b'live in the brand...not all products coming under a brand r good enough. they dont meet their set standards...thanks for the ref..
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Ideate: "When does a brand become burden? " deleted from your view.
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TATA
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Reliance
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Cyril S M
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"GROWTH"
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Reliance is as concerned with growth with going with what is required / what is trend. Tata is with trend, innovation and looking outside inside.
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AMISH
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"NONE"
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I do not agree with this arugement - none qualify as best brand as Infosys comes to the Best Category.
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Ravi Sheth
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"TATA"
| 3 years ago
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i definnetaly support tata. they have never comprmised with values. and most respected band i belive see the exampel of nano,
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Ideate: "Who is the "Best Brand' as far as growth & innovation is concerned? " deleted from your view.
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