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R. T. Pardasani,P. Pardasani,A. Guptas a small child. Truthfully, it’s a pretty unremarkable rock, and I doubt that anyone else would find it interesting, but it means something to me. People have always been drawn to ascribe meaning to inanimate objects—often more meaning than is justified by those objects’ functional benefits.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-53974-3equivalent non-branded good. Brands create that extra value by influencing the decisions of key stakeholders, not the least of whom is the end customer or consumer. By generating and securing additional consumer demand for the product and reducing the risk associated with future earnings, brands can

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R. T. Pardasani,P. Pardasani,A. Guptahe actual brand experience? Good delivery is critical to a brand’s long-term success, because meaning originates from the brand experience. Ensuring that the brand’s meaningful difference is inherent across all touch points is key to good delivery. The way the brand presents itself to the target aud

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R. T. Pardasani,P. Pardasani,A. Guptaand relevant to consumers. The brand must offer something that consumers need or want at a price they are willing to pay. But strong brands are built on more than creating satisfied customers; strong brands also strike an emotional chord with consumers. Strong brands resonate.

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