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PBM PPT: TOPIC: Young and Rubicam Inter Brand Methodologies
PBM PPT: TOPIC: Young and Rubicam Inter Brand Methodologies
PBM PPT: TOPIC: Young and Rubicam Inter Brand Methodologies
PBM PPT
TOPIC: Young and Rubicam Inter Brand Methodologies
By,
Aashvi Chourasia, B05
Saransh Gupta, B29,
Alankrita Mathur, B33
Shivani Bisht, B34
Siddhant Sabharwal, B54
Amity Business School
Brand Asset Valuator
(BAV) is a database of consumer perception of brands created \and managed by Brand
Asset Consulting, a division of Young & Rubicam Brands to provide in formation to
enable firms to improve the marketing decision-making process and to manage brands
better. Brand Asset Valuator and BAV also describe the Y&R group managing the
database.
BAV provides comparative measures of the equity value of thousands of brands across
hundreds of different categories, as well as a set of strategic brand management tools
for planning brand extensions, joint branding ventures, and other strategies designed to
maintain and grow brand value. BAV has now been linked to a unique set of financial
analytics, which allows determining a brands contribution to a company’s intangible
value.
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Advantage-
• It helps in proper assessment of brand value.
• Some companies have very huge businesses, but their brand value is very low.
This leads to lower revenues due to the weaker positioning of the brand.
• Brand positioning can lead to a decline in the customer base, which in turn can
reduce demand in the lower middle-income brackets of that brand elite. Brand
valuation can form and organize a company by providing a common language
for brand achievements.
• Responsibility for the element of brand strength can be assigned to the
functioning, participation and responsibility of the brand throughout the
organization
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Disadvantage-
• Chinese Brands: “Business Success– Brand Momentum Gap”
Many Telecom Brands
• Walmart(Different Brands in Different Markets)
• Airlines: Distinguishing Brand Impact and Other Factors (Root) by
Revenue difficult, fuel cost, etc.)