4
May
2022

Fighter brand /

Útočná značka

Business Term of the Day

Definition

A fighter brand is a brand aiming to disrupt and ideally destroy a competing brand.

Example sentence

Gourmand Cakes has recently launched CakeNOW!, its new fighter brand aimed at protecting its market share from EveryCake.

Comment

Also termed offensive line, it is typically included in the brand portfolio of a market leader in order to protect its main brand from a market challenger. Because marking down the main brand would cheapen its brand image, the leader creates a separate brand to take on the competitor in its stead. To be most effective, the fighter brand focuses on the same target consumer group as the market challenger.

Definice

Cílem útočné značky je narušit a ideálně zničit soupeřící značku.

Příklad použití ve větě

Společnost Gourmand Cakes nedávno spustila CakeNow!, svou novou útočnou značku zaměřenou na ochranu svého tržního podílu před EveryCake.

Poznámka

Také se nazývá „bojová značka“. Je typicky součástí portfolia značek vedoucího hráče na trhu a má chránit jeho hlavní značku před tržním vyzyvatelem. Jelikož by snížení ceny hlavní značky zlacinělo její image značky, vedoucí hráč vytvoří oddělenou značku, která se s vyzyvatelem utká namísto něj. Aby byla co nejúčinnější, útočná značka se zaměřuje na stejnou cílovou skupinu zákazníků jako tržní vyzyvatel.

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