Customer Based Brand Equity and University Brand Management
Tran Viet Dung
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Tran Viet Dung
Abstract
As Vietnam integrated deeply into the world economy, higher institutions are on a rise and faced with strong competition, university brand management has played an increasingly important role. Following brand equity theories and customer based brand equity models, the paper proposes an analytical framework which adopts Aeker’s four components (1991) including brand awareness, brand associations, perceived quality and brand loyalty in order to enhance the value of brand equity for higher institutions in Vietnam.
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As Vietnam integrated deeply into the world economy, higher institutions are on a rise and faced with strong competition, university brand management has played an increasingly important role. Following brand equity theories and customer based brand equity models, the paper proposes an analytical framework which adopts Aeker’s four components (1991) including brand awareness, brand associations, perceived quality and brand loyalty in order to enhance the value of brand equity for higher institutions in Vietnam.
Key concepts: Brand equity, Brand management, Brand awareness, Brand loyalty, Business, Marketing, Brand extension, Corporate branding