Corporate brand identity – a conceptual redefinition


Autoria(s): Barros, Teresa; Martins, Francisco Vitorino
Data(s)

26/08/2013

26/08/2013

2008

Resumo

There is a wide agreement that identity is a multidisciplinary concept. Branding is an identity expression. Although there are some frameworks to assess brand identity there isn’t an accepted definition. The authors consider this a gap in literature and investigate the components to assess brand identity under a holistic approach. Literature was reviewed and reinterpreted under an integrated perspective evolving corporate and brand identity studies. The authors propose a definition and nine componentscharacterizing corporate brand identity: reputation, culture, positioning, personality, relationships network, presentation style, communication, environmental influences and mission. Some are related with internal and others to external facets. The authorsare strongly encouraged to test these results empirically towards validity and reliability of the proposed construct.

CIICESI

Identificador

978-989-95806-2-6

http://hdl.handle.net/10400.22/1864

Idioma(s)

eng

Publicador

IASK - International Association for the Scientific Knowledge

Direitos

openAccess

Palavras-Chave #Concepts redefinition #Corporate brand identity #Corporate brand identity components #Integrated perspective
Tipo

conferenceObject