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Asia
Insight's holistic brand equity model
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"There
is no ‘objective reality’… all that
exists in the world of marketing are perceptions in
the minds of the customers and prospects…The perception
is the reality” |
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AI Ries and Jack Trout, 1993
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The most important assets of any business
are intangible: its brands, its symbols, the awareness and
presence of a company or brand and all the underlying associations
and perceptions. These assets comprise the brand equity and
contribute to its competitive advantage.
Asia Insight has developed
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a holistic brand equity model, measuring those aspects driving
brand choice and loyalty.
The insights derived from
can help you identify those areas that you need to influence
in order to strengthen your brand. It also helps you measure
the health and value of your brand or brand portfolio, in
order to make effective marketing decisions and actions.


Brand Presence
We help our clients make decisions on
ad spend, media plans as well as ad quality, by measuring:
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Brand recall
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Ad Recall, awareness vs.
GRP
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Rating of ads (relevance,
liking, comprehension, credibility, differentiation –
relative to competitors’ advertising) |
Brand Image
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Your brand should clearly
stand for something and have an identity, not be fuzzy.
People can relate more easily to something that is clear.
Findings help our clients increase awareness of the brand’s
discriminators amongst consumers, as well as identify
untapped opportunities, i.e. harness those important dimensions
not yet strongly associated with competitors.
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Your brand should be meaningful
to customers, in order for them to find it worth considering.
helps you increase delivery on attributes that are more
important to the consumer, while maintaining the brand’s
own identity.
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Pricing and Product
Delivery
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Are you worth what you are
charging? Sometimes the most preferred brand is not bought,
due to cost considerations.
helps you measure perceived quality related to competition
and to price. Should you adjust price or quality perceptions?
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Post-purchase, the brand must live
up to the expectations of
its prospective customers, and it must cultivate 'champions'
amongst its customers.
helps you identify and fix areas where the brand has 'over-promised',
and leverage areas where the brand delivers above customer
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Customer Retention
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Your brand must have a strong
psychological bonding with current customers as well as
with prospective customers. 'Devoted' customers are your
spokepersons, thus enhancing stability, while 'convinced'
customers provide for growth and compensate for attrition.
Asia Insight can identify for you what strategic groups
to target and amongst these groups which are the areas
that need strengthening.
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