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Brand Attributes portray a company’s brand characteristics. They signify the basic nature of brand. Brand attributes are a bundle of features that highlight the physical and personality aspects of the brand.

Attributes are developed through images, actions, or presumptions.

Brand attributes help in creating brand identity.

A strong brand must have following attributes:

  1. Relevancy- A strong brand must be relevant. It must meet people’s expectations and should perform the way they want it to. A good job must be done to persuade consumers to buy the product; else inspite of your product being unique, people will not buy it.

  2. Consistency- A consistent brand signifies what the brand stands for and builds customers trust in brand. A consistent brand is where the company communicates message in a way that does not deviate from the core brand proposition.

  3. Proper positioning- A strong brand should be positioned so that it makes a place in target audience mind and they prefer it over other brands.

  4. Sustainable- A strong brand makes a business competitive. A sustainable brand drives an organization towards innovation and success. Example of sustainable brand is Marks and Spencer’s.

  5. Credibility- A strong brand should do what it promises. The way you communicate your brand to the audience/ customers should be realistic. It should not fail to deliver what it promises. Do not exaggerate as customers want to believe in the promises you make to them.

  6. Inspirational- A strong brand should transcend/ inspire the category it is famous for. For example- Nike transcendent Jersey Polo Shirt.

  7. Uniqueness- A strong brand should be different and unique. It should set you apart from other competitors in market.

  8. Appealing- A strong brand should be attractive. Customers should be attracted by the promise you make and by the value you deliver.

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