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Today, businesses and consumers are placing increasing importance on brands. Brands give a sense of identity, stimulate the senses, and enrich life experiences. People have a need to affiliate and surround themselves with things they know well, trust, and aspire to be. From a customer viewpoint, a brand is a signal of quality and creates a bond of trust with the manufacturers behind it.
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Roll, M. (2015). Branding — The Driver of a Successful Business Strategy. In: Asian Brand Strategy (Revised and Updated). Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137359179_2
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