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Brand Management

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Question 1 Identify a brand with an active licensing strategy and evaluate the fit of the licensed products with the brand's image. What changes should be made in the brand's licensing policy? Examples of brands with products in numerous categories outside the original include Jell-o, Looney Tunes, Ralph Lauren and Star Wars. Question 2 Design a brand tracking survey for a brand of your choice.

Question1 Identify a brand with an active licensing strategy and evaluate the fir of the licensed products with the brand’s image. What changes should be made in the brand’s licensing policy. Examples of brands with products in numerous categories outside the original include Jello, Looney tunes, ralph lauren, and Star wars

2. Design a brand tracking survey for a brand of your choice

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We should consider licensing as a tool for growth in global markets. Coca Cola is one of the founders and creator of these approaches in international consumer markets. The luxury divisions such as coke soft drink, FMCG division etc. sell approved to established company worldwide and in this respect take payments and royalties.

Coke has analyzed the world markets and set high expectations. As a top notch company, it's retained its global brand identity. It provides few items but price. This retains its supply chain in the company processes of greener and more sustainable growth activities.

Recently, owing to factors related to global climate, Coke has changed its some of the policies. There are financial, fiscal, social, cultural, technical and legal elements of corporate operations. To streamline its marketing and trademark operations, it has looked for vertically distributed distribution partners.