Place of Origin Branding (e.g. Kotler and Gertner, 2002; Papadopoulos
and Heslop, 2002). This trend has developed within the marketing discipline
and has grown to a large body of publications. It concerns the usage
of the place of origin in branding a product. Using the qualities, images
and, in most cases, stereotypes of the place and the people living in that
place to brand a product that is produced in that place is considered an
eff ective strategy. In essence though, it has little to do with the concept of
place branding. Interesting as it may be (and useful for product marketing),
this practice does not constitute a place branding strategy, in the
sense that it can not be considered a place management strategy
Place of Origin Branding (e.g. Kotler and Gertner, 2002; Papadopoulosand Heslop, 2002). This trend has developed within the marketing disciplineand has grown to a large body of publications. It concerns the usageof the place of origin in branding a product. Using the qualities, imagesand, in most cases, stereotypes of the place and the people living in thatplace to brand a product that is produced in that place is considered aneff ective strategy. In essence though, it has little to do with the concept ofplace branding. Interesting as it may be (and useful for product marketing),this practice does not constitute a place branding strategy, in thesense that it can not be considered a place management strategy
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