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Characters, logos are brand elements with greatest “ownership” potential
Characters, logos and typography are the aspects of a brand’s identity that have the “greatest potential for unique brand ownership” in the consumer packaged goods sector, according to a study in the Journal of Brand Management.
Why it matters
Assets like logos, characters, packaging and colors are vital building blocks for marketers who want to construct a strong brand identity in the minds of consumers. But these assets are not equally “ownable”, meaning that consumers may associate them with several brands.
Takeaways
- Animated characters are the most “ownable” asset, and benefit from strengths like humanising a brand, and...
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