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COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS OF BRAND MANAGEMENT

Mehmet Emin Okur
Ali Talip Akpınar
Pages
175–182
Publication Date
2013-06-01
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It can be clearly seen that businesses which have succeeded in brand management especially of differentiated products called luxury goods are noticeable with respect to acquiring and sustaining a competitive advantage.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Businesses are striving to build up a distinct image by making differences with small details in the eyes of customers who have freedom of choice in today’s competitive environment.
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Key Findings & Data:One of the primary duties of business managers is determining the demands and needs of the target audience and developing strategies accordingly.
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Conclusion & Impact:It can be clearly seen that businesses which have succeeded in brand management especially of differentiated products called luxury goods are noticeable with respect to acquiring and sustaining a competitive advantage.
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⚙️Variables:Brand Management · Strategic Management · Competitive Analysis

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Businesses are striving to build up a distinct image by making differences with small details in the eyes of customers who have freedom of choice in today’s competitive environment. Therefore, businesses are not only paying more attention to branding operations and endeavor to draw their clients to their own products, but they are spending time, money and making efforts to keep them to their brands and make them loyal to their own brands. One of the primary duties of business managers is determining the demands and needs of the target audience and developing strategies accordingly. And one of these strategic decisions is the brand management. Therefore, it can be argued that brand management is one of the most important strategic factors to gain and maintain a competitive advantage. It can be clearly seen that businesses which have succeeded in brand management especially of differentiated products called luxury goods are noticeable with respect to acquiring and sustaining a competitive advantage.

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Businesses are striving to build up a distinct image by making differences with small details in the eyes of customers who have freedom of choice in today’s competitive environment. Therefore, businesses are not only paying more attention to branding operations and endeavor to draw their clients to their own products, but they are spending time, money and making efforts to keep them to their brands and make them loyal to their own brands. One of the primary duties of business managers is determining the demands and needs of the target audience and developing strategies accordingly. And one of these strategic decisions is the brand management. Therefore, it can be argued that brand management is one of the most important strategic factors to gain and maintain a competitive advantage. It can be clearly seen that businesses which have succeeded in brand management especially of differentiated products called luxury goods are noticeable with respect to acquiring and sustaining a competitive advantage.

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Okur, M. E., Akpınar, A. T. (2013). COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS OF BRAND MANAGEMENT. Bilgi Ekonomisi ve Yönetimi Dergisi, Cilt: 8 Sayı: 1, 175–182. https://ajindex.com/articles/1463962

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