Building successful brands: The strategic options
Journal of Marketing ManagementPublished 1 January 1989
Peter Doyle
Citations220
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SJR score1.21
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The debate on whether to include brands on the balance sheet has created a new interest in branding strategies. Successful brands clearly generate higher returns on sales and on investment. But quality and service, rather than advertising, is the best way of creating such brands. Acquisition strategies frequently produce inconsistent portfolios of brands. The policy towards brand extension is shown to depend upon the similarity of positioning strategies between current and new brands.
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Business, Management and Accounting
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