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Inception pack vol. 4: Does brand nationality matter?

May 2007


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Inception Pack Vol 4: Does nationality matter?
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How important is national
                   image in branding?



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The most desirable brands come from a handful of places
                                            Source: Interbrand
the planning lab (sthlm) Inception pack
National image drives brand image and perceived
              quality – so national image is important!




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So, what’s new here?




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The economies of Asia, Russia, China and Africa
will leapfrog the branding learning curve.

They will spark a new wave of brands that combine
“native” elements with familiar European or
American brand cues.
Tony Allen & John Simmons, The Economist - Brands & Branding




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Sony 1968
One of the world’s strongest brands today.




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Toyota 1968
Doing what couldn’t be done: a japanese luxury car




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Nobody longer disputes India as modern,
         innovative, entrepreneurial and global.
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What’s new?

A two-way effect: Brand image and perceived
quality (i.e. your brand) will also drive the
perception of a nation

Branded exports form one of the most potent
ways of building and sustaining national image…

... and leapfrogging the branding learning curve!



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Lesson learned: Don’t wait for national image
 to change. Instead, use the brand to change it




           Old world branding:             New world branding:
           building on heritage           building on aspirations



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