Panoramic Brand Management(PBM)
     

PBM brings together all aspects of successful brand management: customer oriented, brand business logic, brand intelligence, the marketplace, brand insight, brand identity, brand strategy, brand experience, customers, brand relationship.

Today it is more difficult than ever to establish a well-known brand name - but the rewards for succeeding are also greater than ever. Traditional tools such as advertising are losing their effectiveness, while at the same time becoming more expensive. But those companies which are able to mobilize new media to build their brand are able to reap huge rewards in terms of customer loyalty and interaction.

Brand is not a product. Rather, successful brands are business systems, covering the entire business from raw material selection right through to the customer. When consumers buy, they buy not just a product, but the fruits of this system.

Therefore, branding should not be merely one of the tasks of the marketing department. Rather, brand management must be involved in decisions at every link of the value chain. It touches on the work of every department. It is the core of a company. The economic realities of running a company must be integrated with the reality of the brand and its values to create comprehensive strategy. This is Panoramic Brand Management.

We believe that your brand can be the heart of your enterprise. Based on what your customers need, we can create a new, brand-centered management system.


PBM includes:


1. Brand insight
1.1 Brand Customer Insight
1.2 Brand Industry Insight
1.3 Brand Management Insight
1.4 Brand Relationship Insight

3. Brand Strategy
3.1 Brand Portfolio Strategy
3.2 Brand Designing Strategy
3.3 Brand Marketing Strategy
3.4 Brand Operations Strategy

2. Brand identity
2.1 Brand Identity Universe
2.2 Brand Identity Development
2.3 Brand Identity Interpretation
2.4 Brand Identity Implementation
4. Brand Experience
4.1 Building Brand Experience
4.2 Creating Brand Experience
4.3 Communicating Brand Experience
4.4 Evaluating Brand Experience


Brand Experience


The uniqueness of a brand is created by the consistency of customers' long term experience.

Brand experience defines a brand. The brand's core values, as reflected in its media image, are that experience. It covers all media communication, including brand recognition, advertising, packaging, channel selection, partners and employee actions. Together, these elements make good the promise made by the brand to its consumers. Brand experience also involves understanding of target markets and assessment of the brand's corporate image. It must define and lead communication with consumers: through products, channels, advertising, PR, design and new media.

Brand appreciation can only be cultivated through the strict application of core brand values. A sensitive and unique bond must be established with the customer. First the brand must be known and understood. Second, it must be respected, and must have a good relationship with the customer to win their trust. Finally, this trust can generate brand loyalty.