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| − | ''' | + | '''Brand Architecture''' is a system that organizes [[Brand|brands]], [[Product|products]] and [[Service|services]] to help an audience access and [[Brand Identity|relate]] to a brand. A successful Brand Architecture enables consumers to form opinions and preferences for an entire family of brands by interacting or learning about only one brand in that family. An established Brand Architecture is an important guide for brand extensions, sub-brands and development of new products. It will also provide a [[Roadmap|road map]] for [[Brand Identity]] development and design, and remind [[Customer|consumers]] of the [[Value Proposition|value proposition]] for the entire brand family. It also provides the maximum [[Brand Value|brand value]] by fully leveraging both corporate and sub brands.<ref>Defining Brand Architecture [https://www.gravitygroup.com/blog/what-is-brand-architecture/ Gravity Group]</ref> |
Revision as of 16:28, 29 May 2020
Brand Architecture is a system that organizes brands, products and services to help an audience access and relate to a brand. A successful Brand Architecture enables consumers to form opinions and preferences for an entire family of brands by interacting or learning about only one brand in that family. An established Brand Architecture is an important guide for brand extensions, sub-brands and development of new products. It will also provide a road map for Brand Identity development and design, and remind consumers of the value proposition for the entire brand family. It also provides the maximum brand value by fully leveraging both corporate and sub brands.[1]
- ↑ Defining Brand Architecture Gravity Group