Branding
Features that make up a product's image (ex. a logo, slogan, or product personality)
What is a brand?
The stylized writing of a company's or product's initials (ex. CCM)
What is a monogrammatic logo?
The acronym for books that one plans to read or is meaning to read in the future
What is TBR? (To be read)
Re-recorded music that Taylor has ownership of
What is Taylor's Version?
A pink ribbon worn to show support for a medical condition
What is breast cancer?
Undbranded products (ex. wheat)
What is a commodity?
A short, catchy phrase that is always attached to a company's name and logo
What is a slogan?
What is Wattpad?
Taylor's lucky number, most predominantly associated with her album Speak Now
What is 13?
A popular pink crystal
What is rose quartz?
The inclusion of the manufacturing company in the brand name or the name of the product
What is a corporate-dominant name?
When a company creates a similar product by using a similar product that capitalizes the older brand's success
What is a brand extentsion?
The reading tracker many people replaced Goodreads with
What is StoryGraph?
The Evermore song that shares lyrics with Elvis' Blue Suede Shoes
What is Champagne Problems? ("One for the money, Two for the show,")
The singer known as Pink!
Who is Alecia Beth Moore?
A name that connects a product with its positive attributes
What is a product-dominant name?
When two or more brands combine and cooperate for mutual benefit
What is co-branding?
The section of a platform in which Colleen Hoover books gained popularity
What is BookTok?
The boyfriend "All Too Well" was written about
Who is Jake Gyllenhaal?
The river system in which you can find pink dolphins
What is the Amazon basin?
All of the symbolic ways to create a brand
When one company's brand appears on another company's products, but for a fee, which is usually a percentage of the product's new sales.
What is a license?
The acronym for not finishing a book
What is DNF? (Did not finish)
The next album to be re-recorded
What is Speak Now (Taylor's Version)?
The flower species also known as "pinks"
What are dianthuses?