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Avatar 3 centers on the Sully family, showcasing the internal rift caused by the sacrifice of their eldest son, and their alliance with other tribes on Pandora against the external conflict of the Ashbringers, who adhere to the philosophy of fire and are allied with humans. It explores the grand themes of family, faith, and survival.
This article discusses the Easter eggs and homages in Zootopia 2 that you may have discovered. The main content includes: character and archetype Easter eggs, cinematic universe crossover Easter eggs, animal ecology and behavior references, symbol and metaphor Easter eggs, social satire and brand allusions, and emotional storylines and sequel foreshadowing.
[Zootopia Character Relationship Chart] The idealistic rabbit police officer Judy and the cynical fox conman Nick form a charmingly contrasting duo, rising from street hustlers to become Zootopia police officers!
brand theory
Brand internationalization
definition
Enterprise-International Market-Resource Markets of Various Countries-Brand Image Internationalization
Who - where - by what means - obtain what
subtopic
International brand, multi-country sales (purpose)
Ways to enter international markets
geographical extension brand takeover brand alliance
Enter new market Acquire the brand of the annexed host country Strategic alliance, complementary advantages of both parties
Technology, funds, talents, channels
internationalization strategy
standardization
localization
Product localization
Naming localization
R&D localization
product
Design, production, raw materials - effectively reduce costs
① Eliminate consumers’ psychological defense lines and gain a sense of identity ②Easier to recognize and remember
Establish local laboratories to better understand consumer needs
Price localization
price
Mid- to low-end market - price as an important basis for purchase
Promotion localization
Promotion
Familiar promotion methods bring consumers closer and have a high degree of acceptance: localization of advertising and public relations
Human resources localization
Local talents, integrating into the local marketing environment and overcoming cultural differences
compromise strategy
Brand "Three Degrees"
understanding
Consumers’ ability to recognize, identify and remember the brand, Create a connection with the brand in the concept
Quality awareness, awareness of product quality
Consciousness-recognition-memory-deeply rooted in people's hearts
How to increase awareness
attract attention
(information) unique and different from competitors
Prominent logo
Brand logo and logo image (distinctive)
speak out of the ordinary
The content touches people's hearts and gives (the audience) a sense of affinity and identification.
repeat propaganda
Propaganda only needs to be repeated to be deeply rooted in people's hearts
Reputation
How firmly the brand exists in consumers’ brains, Measure the different ways consumers remember brands
Recognize-Represent-Prefer-Dominate
loyalty
Consumer preference, dependence and trust in the brand
branding
definition
spread
The process of information transmission, exchange of ideas, unification of ideas and consensus between the sender and the receiver
branding
(Operator) conveys brand information to target audiences, The process of obtaining consumer brand recognition and ultimately forming brand preference
Brand Communication Process Model
(Brand Message) Sender
With other individuals/groups - Brand information sharing - Individuals/groups (Enterprises, advertisers) Brand operators, consumers Information based on consumer needs and the product itself
receiver
People with whom the brand message sender can share the brand message Most concerned about target audience reception - most importantly: consumers - consumer characteristics - According to a specific consumer - adopt corresponding forms of expression/focus on appeals - spread quality and credibility
major players in (communication)
information
brand content Type: Function: Features/Properties/Price Emotion: personality/connotation/image/culture
medium
information carrier, communication method personnel/non-personnel
Main tools
coding
Sender chooses words/symbols/images to represent the message Support: Pinjing/Product/Market
decoding
Affected by personal background, restore thoughts
reaction
Actions taken after receiving brand information Unable to detect psychological activities; direct and obvious purchasing actions
feedback
part of the response is passed back to Role: Evaluate communication effects; adjust the next stage of communication to achieve information communication goals
main function
noise
① There is an error in information encoding ②Media (propagation) process signal distortion ③Deviation occurs during reception
Various exogenous variables (factors) involved in the communication process/impairing the communication effect
Brand communication steps
①Determine the target audience ②Determine (brand communication) goals ③Design-Information ④Choose-Channel ⑤Arrangement-Budget ⑥Confirm-combination ⑦Measurement-Effect
Target Audience: Potential buyers of the brand; current users; purchase decision-makers; influence decision-makers
Goal: increase three times; stimulate purchase desire and promote final purchase
Information: brand information source; form; structure; content appeal of brand information (2)
channel: People: Experts, advocates, social media word-of-mouth Non-staff: media communication, public relations, event marketing, experience
Budget methods: live within your means method; target task method; percentage of sales; competitive parity method
Portfolio: personal selling; advertising; Internet development promotion
Effect: Sales; Attitude Measurement
brand experience
definition
Enterprises use services as the stage - commodities as props, surrounding consumers, Organize activities that consumers will remember
①Feeling ②Enjoyment-spiritual satisfaction and spiritual enjoyment ③Event experience-personalized, interactive ④Experience and process-creating memories
brand crisis
definition
Internal and external organizations - caused by unexpected reasons, Unexpected damage to brand image and reduction of brand value, and putting the organization into difficult and dangerous situations.
feature
Suddenity - hasty response time Passivity—Incomplete decision-making information
Destructive—harmful to brand value Attention - public opinion is highly concerned about
Diffusion - the intensity of the effect
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How to deal with a brand crisis
Form/understand/recover/set up/actively communicate/find out/process
Quickly form a crisis response department
Do a good job in internal public relations and gain understanding of internal public relations
Quickly recall substandard products
Create a dedicated spokesperson
Proactively communicate with the press
Find out the truth and reveal the causes of the crisis
Dealing with Rumors in Crisis
in principle
initiative! /Quick/Sincerity/True/Unified/All Members/Innovation
a
definition
Brand owner - original brand (clear brand status) - Familiarity and recognition - used in new products -Reduce costs, reduce risks-brand strategy
effect
New product
Quickly enter the market
Initial Brand Reputation - Recognition - Generating Favorability - Eliminate resistance - transfer impression and favor - induce consumption
Reduce market introduction costs
parent brand
Enhance assets and value Establish a brand image Improve the economic benefits of brand management
consumer
Increase freshness Meet diverse needs Form economies of scale and brand protection
Consumer psychology “likes the new and hates the old” Products: Freshness, Combination, Corporate Dynamics, Full Choice
competitor
Make it more difficult to enter the market
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risk
brand
(Original) Brand Image - Damage
Poor quality damages reputation
Brand Personality - Downplay
The relationship between the personality positioning of the original brand and the extended brand
consumer
Psychological conflict-occurrence
effect
Seesaw Effect (Al Ries)
Implication effect (chain reaction, crisis - affecting core image and reputation)
Influencing factors
parent brand
(original) third dimension value attribute
Extended products
Quality, adaptability to the parent brand (intermediate links), risk
market
life cycle, saturation, capacity
publicity
approach, intensity, content
special
Avoiding legal and regulatory restrictions, corporate strength, and retailer support
Strategy
single brand strategy
sony
Multi-brand strategy
Procter & Gamble
Main and sub-brand strategies
Haier air conditioner
co-branding strategy
Summarize
Starting from the core assets of the brand
Extend from dominant categories
Connect with parent brand
Merge mature companies to extend categories
Brand equity inclusiveness, whether brand personality is diluted