3 Steps of Building Brand Perception
Keywords:
Brand Perception, Brand Domain, Brand Reputation, Brand AffinityAbstract
Brand perception is the sum of feelings a consumer has about a brand. Brand perception comes from customer use, experience, functionality, reputation and word of mouth recommendation - on social media channels as well as face to face. Moreover, Brand perception also can play into the product's success. Therefore, the knowledge of building brand perception is important to Integrated Marketing Communication planner. There are 3 steps of building brand perception as follows: the first step is to determine Brand domain, the second step is to create Brand reputation, and the third step is to build Brand affinity or strong relationships with customers.
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