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PRODUCT BRANDING 
JINI P J 
MBA 
IMT(THRISSUR)
DEFINITION 
Product branding is the act of 
putting a trademark or copyright on 
a product offered by a business. This 
prevents the product from being sold 
by other manufacturers under the 
same name.
Branding is the use of a name, 
term, symbol or design to give a 
product a unique identity in the 
marketplace. Marketers have three 
major strategic options: 
manufacturer branding vs. private 
labels; individual branding vs. family 
brands; and co-branding.
Product branding strategies
Objectives of the product branding 
• Identify the various charactorstics of the 
product. 
• Learn how companies build and manage 
product line and mixes. 
• Understand how companies make better 
brand decisions. 
• Comprehend how packaging and labeling can 
be used as marketing tools.
ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES 
OF PRODUCT BRANDING
ADVANTAGES 
• High profit margin 
• Long term emphasize 
• Quality product 
DIS ADVANTAGES 
• Costly and expensive 
• Burden of 
responsibilities 
• Chances of brand failure
PRICIPLES OF PRODUCT 
BRANDING 
 Simplicity 
 Consistency 
 Distinctiveness 
 Creativity
Simplicity 
A detailed 10-page report on your product's 
advantages doesn't help brand it. Branding 
has to be simple. Otherwise it is difficult to 
the customers to get an awaireness about the 
company and its products. So it is an 
important principle of product branding.
Consistency 
Branding needs consistency . Even your 
product's concept and qualities should stay 
consistent over time, so that consumers don't 
start feeling the brand's changing.
Distinctiveness 
our goal in creating a brand is to 
make consumers think of your product 
instead of the other guy's. Successful 
brands stand out: Nobody confuses a 
well-branded product with anything else.
Creativity 
You can have the best product without 
having the best brand. Being the best is great, 
but a colorful, imaginative symbol or 
catchphrase can hook customers even if your 
product is unremarkable.
How to Increase Brand Awareness 
for a Product
How to Increase Brand Awareness for 
a Product: 
• Advertise on radio and television. 
• Promote your brand and product on popular 
Internet websites. 
• Have your brand displayed prominently on 
your product. 
• Sell your products on eye-level shelves of 
popular stores. 
• Rent billboard space along major highways.
Product branding
Product branding
Product branding
Product branding

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  • 1. PRODUCT BRANDING JINI P J MBA IMT(THRISSUR)
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  • 3. DEFINITION Product branding is the act of putting a trademark or copyright on a product offered by a business. This prevents the product from being sold by other manufacturers under the same name.
  • 4. Branding is the use of a name, term, symbol or design to give a product a unique identity in the marketplace. Marketers have three major strategic options: manufacturer branding vs. private labels; individual branding vs. family brands; and co-branding.
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  • 23. Objectives of the product branding • Identify the various charactorstics of the product. • Learn how companies build and manage product line and mixes. • Understand how companies make better brand decisions. • Comprehend how packaging and labeling can be used as marketing tools.
  • 24. ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES OF PRODUCT BRANDING
  • 25. ADVANTAGES • High profit margin • Long term emphasize • Quality product DIS ADVANTAGES • Costly and expensive • Burden of responsibilities • Chances of brand failure
  • 26. PRICIPLES OF PRODUCT BRANDING  Simplicity  Consistency  Distinctiveness  Creativity
  • 27. Simplicity A detailed 10-page report on your product's advantages doesn't help brand it. Branding has to be simple. Otherwise it is difficult to the customers to get an awaireness about the company and its products. So it is an important principle of product branding.
  • 28. Consistency Branding needs consistency . Even your product's concept and qualities should stay consistent over time, so that consumers don't start feeling the brand's changing.
  • 29. Distinctiveness our goal in creating a brand is to make consumers think of your product instead of the other guy's. Successful brands stand out: Nobody confuses a well-branded product with anything else.
  • 30. Creativity You can have the best product without having the best brand. Being the best is great, but a colorful, imaginative symbol or catchphrase can hook customers even if your product is unremarkable.
  • 31. How to Increase Brand Awareness for a Product
  • 32. How to Increase Brand Awareness for a Product: • Advertise on radio and television. • Promote your brand and product on popular Internet websites. • Have your brand displayed prominently on your product. • Sell your products on eye-level shelves of popular stores. • Rent billboard space along major highways.