E-BRANDING vs. TRADITIONAL BRANDING

Corporate Branding of E-Business Ventures

Entrepreneurs in electronic markets move in industries where a strong corporate brand can deliver competitive advantage through differentiation. It not only facilitates increased attention. Despite ever-increasing followers and me-too products, it enables a company to build a positive image on behalf of the relevant target groups – be they consumers/customers, shareholders, employees, or indust...

Branding water

Branding is a key strategy widely used in commercial marketing to make products more attractive to consumers. With the exception of bottled water, branding has largely not been adopted in the water context although public acceptance is critical to the implementation of water augmentation projects. Based on responses from 6247 study participants collected between 2009 and 2012, this study shows ...

Branding down to the core: branding not-for-profits.

Many not-for-profits do not view their organization as a brand. After all, the reason for being lies in the purpose. Branding is something corporate businesses do to justify their existence. But what is an organization's purpose? And what if everyone in the organization does not agree on that purpose over time or across departments? How can an organization formalize a strategy if it isn't sure ...

Branding: a harmful practice.

Thus, there is an urgent need to abolish this practice. Branding is a criminal offence under Indian Penal Code-324. Extensive education programs explaining its harmful effects aimed at rural illiterate masses including people involved in carrying out branding are required. All physicians need to be aware of this possibility while seeing a child with inexplicable burn scars, lest it might be lab...

Corporate Branding in Marketspace