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Guess Who?
HP (Hewlett Packard): An American multinational information technology corporation founded by Bill Hewett and David
Packard providing products, technologies, software, solutions and services to consumers, small- and medium-sized
businesses and large enterprises.
Hewlett Packard
•   Evaluate HP’s Secondary Brand Associations
•   Recommend ways in which HP can build brand
    equity more efficiently
What Are Secondary Brand
Associations?
What Are Secondary Brand Associations?

Marketing strategy of using certain aspects or
transferring entities of the brand to gain brand
equity

•Company
•Country
•Co-Branding
•Ingredient Branding
•Celebrity Endorsement
•Sponsorship
Secondary Brand Associations
Company
• Compaq
• 3 Com




Country Of Origin
•   Land of dreams
•   Land of opportunities
•   Land of money
•   America
Channels
• HP Website - Direct
• Official Stores (PC World, Curry's) - Retail
• SDG – VAR




Co Branding
• Beats by Dr Dre
• Apple
• NME
Ingredient Branding
•   Intel
•   Windows
•   NVidia
•   AMD


Celebrity Endorsements
•   Dr Dre
•   Gwen Stefani
•   Pharrell Williams
•   Jay Z
Licensing
•   Madagascar
•   Kung Fu Panda
•   Shrek & Puss in Boots
•   Megamind


Sponsorships
•   Formula 1 (BMW Williams – 2006) (Renault – Present)
•   Project Runaway – Mondo Guerra
•   HP Pavilion at San Jose
•   Walt Disney World's Epcot Park's Mission: SPACE
Events
•   HP Software Universe +
•   HP Technology Forum +
•   HP Technology @ Work =
•   HP Discover




    October 3, 2006
Recommendations
Guess Who?
Research In Motion (RIM) is a Canadian telecommunication and wireless equipment
company best known as the developer of the BlackBerry smartphone and tablet. 
Hewlett Packard
 Research In Motion
• •Evaluate RIM’s Attempt to make a Associations back
    Evaluate HP’s Secondary Brand brand come
    Recommend ways in which
• •Suggestions for a successful   come back brand
                                  HP can build
   equity more efficiently
Why Do Brands Fade?
Why Do Brands Fade?
Comeback
Blackberry Playbook Tablet
•   First sold in April 2011
•   Q1 = 500,000 Shipments
•   Q2 = 200,000
•   US > $499 > $300 > $199


Blackberry Operating System 10
• 30th January 2013
• Widgets, Touch, New Keyboard, BBHub
• Some critics say already a “fail”
Blackberry Torch
• First sold in August 2012
• Combined “new” touch screen with “original”
  keyboard
• £129 > £63
• 150,000 week
• 1.7 million over 3 days apple
New line up of products (By 2015)
• Cloud Technology,
• Blade, Surfboard, N-Series
BBM
• New updated GUI
• Reliable
• Strong point to BB




4G
• New line up to have 4G enabled
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Secondary brand-associations short23

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 4. HP (Hewlett Packard): An American multinational information technology corporation founded by Bill Hewett and David Packard providing products, technologies, software, solutions and services to consumers, small- and medium-sized businesses and large enterprises.
  • 5. Hewlett Packard • Evaluate HP’s Secondary Brand Associations • Recommend ways in which HP can build brand equity more efficiently
  • 6. What Are Secondary Brand Associations?
  • 7. What Are Secondary Brand Associations? Marketing strategy of using certain aspects or transferring entities of the brand to gain brand equity •Company •Country •Co-Branding •Ingredient Branding •Celebrity Endorsement •Sponsorship
  • 9. Company • Compaq • 3 Com Country Of Origin • Land of dreams • Land of opportunities • Land of money • America
  • 10. Channels • HP Website - Direct • Official Stores (PC World, Curry's) - Retail • SDG – VAR Co Branding • Beats by Dr Dre • Apple • NME
  • 11. Ingredient Branding • Intel • Windows • NVidia • AMD Celebrity Endorsements • Dr Dre • Gwen Stefani • Pharrell Williams • Jay Z
  • 12. Licensing • Madagascar • Kung Fu Panda • Shrek & Puss in Boots • Megamind Sponsorships • Formula 1 (BMW Williams – 2006) (Renault – Present) • Project Runaway – Mondo Guerra • HP Pavilion at San Jose • Walt Disney World's Epcot Park's Mission: SPACE
  • 13. Events • HP Software Universe + • HP Technology Forum + • HP Technology @ Work = • HP Discover October 3, 2006
  • 15.
  • 16.
  • 18. Research In Motion (RIM) is a Canadian telecommunication and wireless equipment company best known as the developer of the BlackBerry smartphone and tablet. 
  • 19. Hewlett Packard Research In Motion • •Evaluate RIM’s Attempt to make a Associations back Evaluate HP’s Secondary Brand brand come Recommend ways in which • •Suggestions for a successful come back brand HP can build equity more efficiently
  • 20. Why Do Brands Fade?
  • 21. Why Do Brands Fade?
  • 23. Blackberry Playbook Tablet • First sold in April 2011 • Q1 = 500,000 Shipments • Q2 = 200,000 • US > $499 > $300 > $199 Blackberry Operating System 10 • 30th January 2013 • Widgets, Touch, New Keyboard, BBHub • Some critics say already a “fail”
  • 24. Blackberry Torch • First sold in August 2012 • Combined “new” touch screen with “original” keyboard • £129 > £63 • 150,000 week • 1.7 million over 3 days apple New line up of products (By 2015) • Cloud Technology, • Blade, Surfboard, N-Series
  • 25. BBM • New updated GUI • Reliable • Strong point to BB 4G • New line up to have 4G enabled
  • 27.
  • 28. Imber Gonzalez Irfaan Saheb Nicolae Dinu

Editor's Notes

  1. TITLE PAGE:
  2. SECONDARY BRAND ASSOCIATIONS (TITLE):
  3. GUESS WHO? This company has acquired many companies such as 3com Palm 3PAR And EDS Merged with Compaq Co- branded with Beats and Apple Has had many celebrity endorsements such as Gwen Stefani and Dr Dre Sponsored the fashion program Runway Official sponsor of the International Tennis Foundation In partnership with Walt Disney and have rights to use characters such as Megamind Puss in boots Kung fu Madagascar Official Formula 1 Renault sponsors.
  4. COMPANY INFORMATION: HP (Hewlett Packard): An American multinational information technology corporation founded by Bill Hewett and David Packard providing products, technologies, software, solutions and services to consumers, small- and medium-sized businesses and large enterprises.
  5. OBJECTIVES OF THE POWERPOINT: Today we will… Evaluate HP’s Secondary Brand Associations Recommend ways in which HP can build brand equity more efficiently
  6. WHAT IS SECONDARY BRAND ASSOCIATIONS? (TITLE PAGE):
  7. WHAT IS SECONDARY BRAND ASSOCIATIONS? Our definition is a “ Marketing strategy of using certain aspects or transferring entities of the brand to gain brand equity” The entities can be found through The company Its country of origin Co-Branding efforts Ingredient Branding Celebrity Endorsements and Sponsorships
  8. SECONDARY BRAND ACCOCIATIONS (TITLE):
  9. COMPANY + COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Company: Since 2001 HP has made very successful and strategic acquisitions to enhance the brand. By merging with Compaq both companies shared entities and created an $87 billion global technology leader. By acquiring 3com, HP were able to expand there networking characteristics Country: From America which alone gives them a good reputation as American products are good.
  10. CHANNELS + CO-BRANDING: Channels: HP Distribute directly through their website, retail stores such as PC World and Curry’s and through their value added reseller; SDG. H-P went up against dell in 2003 when they realised they were concentrating ALL resources where Dell was strong: in direct sales over the internet and phone. H-P shifted focus to a battle it could win: in the retail distribution channel and created the “the computer is personal again” campaign Co-branding: HP co branded with Monsters Beats to enhance the quality of sound from their computers, in doing this HP strategy was to enter a new market; the music industry, with Dr Dre earning $110 million in 2011, it was a trend not to miss. In 2004 HP and Apple came together as HP planned on launching a new music player. Thanks to HP's distribution network, the iPod+HP was sold in retailers where Apple did not have any presence at the time. The partnership ended in 2005 as HP had concerns that selling the iPod didn’t reflect their distribution strategy at the time. In 2009 NME partnered up with HP to launch a unique music event to promote the new HP Pavilion laptop to university students. Visiting six universities with a promo bus giving students the chance to use the laptops.
  11. INGREDIENT BRANDING + CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS: Ingredient Branding: HP ingredient brand with Intel, Windows, AMD and NVidia. Big names in the technology world giving HP a reputable image in ingredient branding. Celebrity Endorsements: Dr Dre, Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams, Jay Z, Serena Williams, Alicia Keys, Nero, Jimmy Lovine, Jerry Seinfeld, Mark Cuban and Vera Wang…literally to name a few, here are one of the adverts used to promote HP products. (talk over advert)
  12. LICENSING + SPONSORSHIP Licensing: In 2003 HP and Disney signed a 10 year partnership deal where HP has supplied Walt Disney with equipment. In return apart from $100 million Disney complimented HP with rights to use some of its characters such as Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda, Shrek and Megamind. Sponsorship: HP has many sponsorships. They sponsored the BMW Williams Formula 1 team and as of 2010 sponsor Renault F1. Project Runway – season 8 of the American reality television series which focuses on fashion design was sponsored by HP and Intel. HP also has the naming rights arrangement for the HP Pavilion at San Jose, home of the San Jose Sharks NHL hockey team. One well known sponsorship is of Walt Disney World's Epcot Park's Mission: SPACE
  13. EVENTS: HP used to hold annual events, HP software universe, The HP technology forum and HP technology at work but merged all three together to form HP Discover, the first of which took place in 2012. The events help HPs brand awareness and helps target new customers.
  14. RECOMMENDATIONS (TITLE):
  15. RECOMMENDATIONS:
  16. FADING BRANDS (TITLE):
  17. GUESS WHO: This company has also acquired many companies such as Certicom Dataviz The astonishing tribe And recently tungle.me The brand has been spoken about in a positive light by Will I am And President Obama Lots of product placement in show gossip girl Tried to make a comeback recently with a tablet called the playbook And to make it easier are the makers of the famous Blackberry smartphones
  18. COMPANY INFORMATION:
  19. OBJECTIVES OF POWERPOINT:
  20. CBBE (TITLE):
  21. WHY DO BRANDS FADE?:
  22. COMEBACK (TITLE):
  23. COMEBACK:
  24. COMEBACK:
  25. COMEBACK:
  26. SUGGESTIONS (TITLE):
  27. RECOMMENDATIONS:
  28. END: