Brand Equity, Hi-Tech Branding, Market Research, Positioning
Preference vs Relevance Most companies in high technology industries struggle to compete against larger and often-more established rivals. Many of these might also be large companies seeking to move from being an OEM supplier to an established consumer or business...
Brand Equity, Hi-Tech Branding, Public Relations
Let’s pretend you are the head of PR for Samsung and you are trying to help the Executive team in Korea come to grips with what you should do now. Emotions and chauvinism are running high and judgement could be impaired. The end of this USA Today article...
Advertising, Hi-Tech Branding
That is the amount that AT&T will put behind their launch of the Nokia Lumia 900. Most of us don’t get to spend $160 million on media over our entire careers, so it might be better to put it in perspective. AT&T spent $450 million on wireless advertising in...
Consumer Purchase Decision Model, Hi-Tech Branding, Market Models, Positioning
There is a wealth of information and expertise about branding in consumer markets, especially the packaged goods marketplace. However, significant emphasis on branding within the personal computer industry is a relatively new phenomenon. Although there are...
Hi-Tech Branding, Market Models, Positioning
Brand Architectures were developed over time in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) markets, but they do help out in high technology marketing as long as we keep in mind some of the differences between FMCG and high technology products, which we will go into shortly....
Hi-Tech Branding, Market Models, Positioning
Proper Positioning is critical for high technology companies and their marketing teams. It sets the stage for messaging in all of its forms: PR, Web Site Design and Content IR, Advertising, Tradeshows, Collateral Materials, Presentations, Telemarketing Scripts, and...
