Brand architecture and positioning choices
Who is it for?
This training is ideal for:
- Marketing and communication managers
- Business owners and directors
- HR and employer-branding officers
- Organisations with multiple brands, services or entities
No prior knowledge required. Just the willingness to think strategically about brand structure and positioning.
Context
Many organisations grow historically and organically. New services, sub-brands, entities or activities keep emerging alongside each other without a clear structure. This fragments communication, sparks internal debates about positioning and makes customers lose the overview.
In this training, participants learn how to strategically understand, analyse and structure brand architecture in organisations with multiple brands, services or entities. The focus is on making well-founded choices around recognisability, positioning, communication, employer branding and growth.
Approach
- Intake beforehand: mapping out the current brand structure, positioning and challenges
- Interactive training with practical examples, exercises and reflection
- Working from the participants’ own organisational context
- Digital templates, models and training documents as reference material
- Training certificate provided; the training qualifies for the SME portfolio (theme: Business strategy)
What can you expect?
Understanding brand architecture
- What is brand architecture and why does it matter?
- Recognising different brand structures
- Understanding the relationship between main brand and sub-brands
Analysing brand models
- Comparing branded house, endorsed brands and house of brands
- Analysing tensions between brands and services
- Assessing scenarios on communication and growth
Substantiating strategic choices
- Making brand choices discussable within the organisation
- Assessing impact on employer branding and positioning
- Translating insights into workable guidelines
What will you take away?
After the training, participants have:
- Insight into different forms of brand architecture and their impact on communication and positioning
- A method to compare brand models and make well-founded choices in their own organisational context
- Concrete handles to strategically apply brand architecture in communication, employer branding and growth
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