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Brand Extension - Page 3 of 7 - Branding Strategy Insider

Brand extension is a marketing strategy in which an organization that markets a product or service with a well-developed image uses the same brand name but in a different business category. Brand managers use this as a strategy to increase and leverage brand equity. Product extensions, on the other hand, are versions of the same parent product that serve a segment of the target market and increase the variety of an offering.
Brand Migration: Navigate The Passage

I guess you’ll have heard about the Versace hotel, the Ferrari laptop, and the Apple cell phone. Yet, had I suggested any one of these products to you fifteen years ago, you might have been forgiven for thinking that a few extravagant typos had made it past the editor. Yet today, we’ve become perfectly used to extreme brand extensions like these.

When Brand Power Threatens Brand Extension

There are two brands that I deter my MBA students from referring to in class. The first is Coca-Cola. Quite simply, Coke is the alpha of branding. And any reference to Coke usually ends up ridden with cliché’s and strategically void. If anyone ever begins a presentation on brands by talking about Coke you are in for a dull ride.

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