Utilise existing brand equity to introduce new products or services

PR

Take advantage of your brand’s existing reputation to introduce new products or services. It’s a smart way to ensure your loyal customers are the first to know, although new customers might need more convincing. Balancing both can be challenging.

Tools

Name Description Pricing Ease of Use
Adobe Creative Cloud Adobe Creative Cloud is a comprehensive suite of design, video, web, …
Paid Only
from $54.00/mo
Moderate
Adobe Experience Cloud Adobe Experience Cloud empowers marketing professionals with a compre…
Paid Only
Moderate
Adobe Express Adobe Express is a versatile marketing tool designed to empower marke…
Paid Only
from $99.00/mo
Moderate
Adobe InDesign Adobe InDesign is the go-to tool for crafting beautiful layouts for p…
Paid Only
from $20.99/mo
Complex
Adobe Photoshop Perfect for creating stunning visuals, Adobe Photoshop is a powerful …
Paid Only
from $20.99/mo
Complex
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Objectives

Name Description
Brand Awareness Brand awareness is the marketing objective of increasing a brand's vi…
Enhance Brand Reputation Enhancing brand reputation involves cultivating a favorable perceptio…
Product Launch A product launch is a strategic marketing objective designed to intro…
Trust and Loyalty Trust and loyalty are crucial marketing objectives that underpin long…

Demographics

Name Description
Baby Boomers Baby Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, represent a powerful demogr…
Gen X
Gen Z Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2012, is a cohort characterized b…
High-Income Earners High-Income Earners are characterized by their significant financial …
Millennials Millennials, or Generation Y, are individuals born between 1981 and 1…
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Promotes

Name Description
Brand Brand represents the unique identity of a business, encompassing its …
Digital Product A Digital Product refers to an intangible asset distributed in digita…
Event The 'Event' is a strategic platform that enables marketers to connect…
Physical Product The Physical Product represents a tangible good that marketers have t…
SaaS Software as a Service (SaaS) is a cloud-based service where instead o…
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Sectors

Name Description
Food and Beverage The Food and Beverage sector is a vital part of the global economy, e…
Healthcare The Healthcare sector is a critical pillar of the global economy, enc…
Hospitality and Leisure The Hospitality and Leisure sector encompasses hotels, restaurants, t…
Information Technology The Information Technology (IT) sector is integral to the global econ…
Retail The Retail sector is a dynamic industry focused on the sale of goods …

Strategy

Name Description
Brand Marketing Strategies Building a brand's identity involves creating a unique image that con…
Market Expansion Strategies Growing your business by entering new markets involves research, adap…
Product Marketing Strategies Promoting a product involves highlighting its benefits, targeting the…

Sub-strategy

Name Description
Market Penetration Strategy Increasing market share for existing products through tactics like co…
Co-Branding Strategy Collaborating with another brand to create a joint product or campaig…
Product Launch Strategy Introducing a new product to the market with a strategic plan to crea…
Product Line Extension Strategy Expanding your product range by adding new variations or features to …
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Technologies

Channel

Name Description
PR Public Relations (PR) focuses on building and maintaining a positive …

Sub-channel

Name Description
Community Relations Community Relations is all about building strong relationships with t…
Conferences Conferences are a great way to network and learn industry trends in p…
Sponsorships Sponsorships allow brands to reach new audiences by associating with …
Trade Shows Trade shows are bustling events where companies showcase their produc…
Media Relations Media relations help you build a positive public image by getting you…
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Quick Facts

Channel

PR

Advertising Type

TV

Difficulty Level

Intermediate

Estimated Cost

Medium

Time to Impact

Short (Weeks)

Tags

B2B
B2C

Pros

  • Trust: Consumers are more likely to try new products from a brand they already trust.
  • Economical: Reduces the cost of acquiring new customers as existing ones are easier to convince.
  • Speed: Enables quicker market entry since the brand is already recognized.
  • Loyalty: Encourages brand loyalty as customers appreciate new offerings from a familiar brand.
  • Leverage: Maximizes the impact of existing marketing efforts by promoting new products under a known brand.
  • Consistency: Maintains brand consistency and coherence across multiple product lines.
  • Visibility: Higher chances of media and public attention due to established brand reputation.

Cons

  • Risk: There’s a risk of diluting the brand if the new product fails.
  • Complacency: May lead to relying too heavily on existing customers and neglecting new customer acquisition.
  • Confusion: New products might confuse loyal customers if not clearly communicated.
  • Resource Allocation: Requires significant internal resources for proper execution.
  • Expectation: Existing customers have high expectations which can be difficult to meet.
  • Market Saturation: Can lead to market saturation if too many products are introduced under the same brand.
  • Focus: Risk of losing focus on core products, impacting overall brand quality.