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Brand management 2 Markenführung 2 brand management 2 brand management strategy 2 branding 2 B-to-B-Marketing 1 Brand 1 Brand image 1 Business-to-Business (B2B) 1 Business-to-business marketing 1 International marketing 1 Internationales Marketing 1 KMU 1 Markenartikel 1 Markenimage 1 Marketing management 1 Marketingmanagement 1 SME 1 SME (Small and Medium Enterprise) branding 1 alliance branding 1 construction branding 1 export branding 1 ingredient branding 1 sectorial branding 1
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Blanchet, Pierre 2 Cid, Allan 2 Kinuani, Nsimba 2 Robichaud, François 2
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A sectorial validation and application of a conceptual framework for creating a brand management strategy
Cid, Allan; Blanchet, Pierre; Robichaud, François; … - In: Businesses 3 (2023) 3, pp. 424-440
Brands can be one of a company's most valuable intangible assets and a lever to generate value. As a source of added value, a brand should be strategically built and managed. To fully take advantage of the benefits that the brand provides, it is necessary to propose a brand management strategy....
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A conceptual framework for creating brand management strategies
Cid, Allan; Blanchet, Pierre; Robichaud, François; … - In: Businesses 2 (2022) 4, pp. 546-561
Branding has become a business priority over the past few decades due to the growing awareness that brands are one of the companies' most valuable intangible assets. Academics and practitioners have proposed models of components to simplify brands into a small number of parts, or dimensions....
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