Going global
Conducting research
Design and management
This and that
Potpourri
100

Name one important difference to consider when launching your brand in a different market

1. Understand consumer needs, wants

2. Consumer responses to marketing mix

3. Understand competitive & legal environment

4. Marketing institutions

5. Administrative procedures

100

True or False.

Research is about synthesizing data. 

False

100

What is a big idea?

Central, unifying concept that is a springboard for creative development

100

True or false.

It is not necessary for big ideas to work across all media formats as long as it connects on an emotional level.

False

100

As discussed in class slides, the image of the Marlboro Man is the closest to which brand personality dimension?

Ruggedness

200

Name one Hofstede's cultural dimension

Collectivistic vs individualistic

Power distance

Uncertainty avoidance

Feminine vs masculine

Long-term orientation

Restraint vs indulgence

200

What is the objective behind conducting research?

To draw insights and clarify strategy

200
Net promoter score is a good indication of...

Brand loyalty

200

Rise in digital media has led to...

Increase in touchpoints
200

Studies show that a ______ brand in America can be passionate in Spain and peaceful in Japan.

Rugged

300

Which Hofstede's cultural dimension shows relatively similar index across various cultures?

Masculinity

300

Quantitative surveys/questionnaires is an example of _______ research. 

Primary

300

Design thinking is a process for creative problem solving. This process puts _______ at the center of solution.

Consumers. External stakeholders are important here since they'll be the ones receiving this design change.

300

Data collected from digital media channels allows marketers to identify which touchpoint is generating the highest _____

ROI (return on investment)

300

Name one way to improve brand image

Identifying a new target market

Repositioning the brand

Changing brand elements

400

Why do brand meanings fail to translate across different cultures?

Consumers project their cultural norms and ideals on the brand

400

Name one branding goal that city of Melbourne had in mind when they were branding their global city.

Position the city for the future

400

A look at top-level identification (evaluating logos or designs) occurs before / during brand identity design.

Before

400

How can you expand brand awareness?

By identifying new or additional usage opportunities

400

What distribution implications can be drawn from in-class focus group interviews that we conducted on hard seltzers?

Hard seltzers brands should target casual dining establishments near beaches, not upscale restaurants
500
How did Gloria Jean's coffee succeed in Australia even though Starbucks couldn't?
They had a local business partner and served a more tailored menu
500

To begin their rebranding efforts, Melbourne conducted secondary research of other city's branding logos and designs. What is this type of secondary research called? (Hint: one of our assignments was this secondary research)

Brand audie
500

Brand awareness is difficult to measure, but not impossible. What is one way in which brand awareness can be measured?

By conducting a pre/post campaign market research

500

Choose one answer. 

When brands have a successful big idea, brands make their way into conversations by becoming a direct / indirect competitor.

Indirect

500

To successfully manage a brand overseas, brands should implement a global ______ _________ measurement system. 

Brand equity