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  • A. buyer's equity
  • B. negative brand equity
  • C. positive brand equity
  • D. market share equity

Explanation: Positive brand equity exists when consumers respond more favourably to a product because they recognize and value its brand.

Correct answer: positive brand equity
  • A. brand classification
  • B. brand association
  • C. brand prestige
  • D. brand dilution

Explanation: Brand dilution occurs when a brand's associations become weaker or less distinctive, so consumers think less about the brand or connect…

Correct answer: brand dilution
  • A. family brand
  • B. product extension
  • C. sub-product
  • D. parent company

Explanation: A family brand is a common parent name used across several related products.

Correct answer: family brand
  • A. external marketing
  • B. internal branding
  • C. internal marketing
  • D. external branding

Explanation: Internal branding equips and motivates employees to understand and deliver the brand promise.

Correct answer: internal branding
  • A. parent extension
  • B. category extension
  • C. line extension
  • D. brand extension

Explanation: A line extension adds a new product, flavour, size or variant within an existing product category under the parent brand.

Correct answer: line extension
  • A. market multiplier
  • B. program multiplier
  • C. customer multiplier
  • D. customer multiplier

Explanation: The market multiplier measures how market performance, such as sales and market share, is converted into shareholder value.

Correct answer: market multiplier
  • A. transferable
  • B. unmemorable
  • C. adoptable
  • D. protectable

Explanation: Defensive brand elements should be memorable, transferable, adaptable and protectable so competitors cannot easily weaken the brand.

Correct answer: unmemorable
  • A. parent brand
  • B. product extension
  • C. sub-brand
  • D. brand extension

Explanation: A sub-brand combines an established parent brand with a new brand name to distinguish a particular offering.

Correct answer: sub-brand
  • A. brand valuation
  • B. assets evaluation
  • C. brand audit
  • D. brand tracking studies

Explanation: Brand tracking studies repeatedly collect quantitative measures such as awareness, associations, preference and loyalty to monitor brand…

Correct answer: brand tracking studies
  • A. price elasticity
  • B. associations
  • C. communications
  • D. risk profile

Explanation: Price elasticity shows how strongly demand changes when price changes, helping assess the market performance and financial value created…

Correct answer: price elasticity
  • A. brand salience
  • B. brand performance
  • C. brand imagery
  • D. brand feelings

Explanation: Brand salience is the likelihood that customers will recall or recognize a brand in a buying or consumption situation.

Correct answer: brand salience
  • A. performance
  • B. brand relevance
  • C. presence
  • D. advantage

Explanation: Brand relevance measures whether a brand meets consumers’ needs and fits their budget, so it addresses usefulness and affordability.

Correct answer: brand relevance
  • A. attachment
  • B. product and trade
  • C. price premiums
  • D. market capitalization

Explanation: At the shareholder-value stage, the relevant outcome is the financial value created for owners, commonly reflected in market…

Correct answer: market capitalization
  • A. knowledge
  • B. perceived knowledge
  • C. energized knowledge
  • D. brand knowledge

Explanation: In the BrandAsset Valuator, knowledge represents customers’ awareness and familiarity with a brand after it has established…

Correct answer: knowledge
  • A. attachment
  • B. product and trade
  • C. price premiums
  • D. market capitalization

Explanation: The marketing-program investment stage considers the inputs used to build the brand, including the product and trade or distribution…

Correct answer: product and trade
  • A. customized brands
  • B. value products
  • C. brand
  • D. super brands

Explanation: A brand is a name, symbol, design, or combination used to identify and distinguish a seller’s offering from competitors.

Correct answer: brand
  • A. brand responsiveness
  • B. brand discount rate
  • C. brand earnings
  • D. brand value

Explanation: Brand value is the financial worth of a brand, calculated by discounting its forecast future earnings to their present value.

Correct answer: brand value
  • A. bait brands
  • B. extract brands
  • C. retained brands
  • D. lifetime brands

Explanation: Bait brands are used by retailers or distributors to draw customers into the store, often through an attractive or low-priced offer.

Correct answer: bait brands
  • A. reporting grid
  • B. power grid
  • C. brand grid
  • D. knowledge grid

Explanation: A brand grid maps the successive quadrants or stages through which a brand develops, helping assess its position and progression.

Correct answer: brand grid
  • A. brand responsiveness
  • B. branding rate
  • C. brand earnings
  • D. brand architecture

Explanation: Brand architecture is the overall strategy for organizing a company's brands, sub-brands and product relationships.

Correct answer: brand architecture