Brand Architecture for Business Schools: Is the University or the Benefactor the Brand?

This research highlights the branding strategies employed by the top 30 business schools listed in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2008. Based on a content analysis of brand elements and website content, each business school is classified according to Aaker and Joachmisthaler’s (2000) bra...

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Main Authors: H. Shaari, Zullina, Areni, Charles
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Published: Monash University 2009
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Online Access:http://eprints.utp.edu.my/6122/1/ANZMAC2009-559.pdf
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spelling my.utp.eprints.61222017-01-19T08:25:41Z Brand Architecture for Business Schools: Is the University or the Benefactor the Brand? H. Shaari, Zullina Areni, Charles H Social Sciences (General) This research highlights the branding strategies employed by the top 30 business schools listed in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2008. Based on a content analysis of brand elements and website content, each business school is classified according to Aaker and Joachmisthaler’s (2000) brand relationship spectrum. Results indicate that these business schools adopt brand architectures across the relationship spectrum, but certain regional differences are apparent. In addition, business schools associated with prestigious universities tend to emphasise the university brand, whereas those named after a benefactor are more likely to emphasise the school brand. Monash University 2009 Article NonPeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/6122/1/ANZMAC2009-559.pdf http://www.anzmac2009.org/ H. Shaari, Zullina and Areni, Charles (2009) Brand Architecture for Business Schools: Is the University or the Benefactor the Brand? Online Proceedings ANZMAC 2009 . http://eprints.utp.edu.my/6122/
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Brand Architecture for Business Schools: Is the University or the Benefactor the Brand?
description This research highlights the branding strategies employed by the top 30 business schools listed in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2008. Based on a content analysis of brand elements and website content, each business school is classified according to Aaker and Joachmisthaler’s (2000) brand relationship spectrum. Results indicate that these business schools adopt brand architectures across the relationship spectrum, but certain regional differences are apparent. In addition, business schools associated with prestigious universities tend to emphasise the university brand, whereas those named after a benefactor are more likely to emphasise the school brand.
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title Brand Architecture for Business Schools: Is the University or the Benefactor the Brand?
title_short Brand Architecture for Business Schools: Is the University or the Benefactor the Brand?
title_full Brand Architecture for Business Schools: Is the University or the Benefactor the Brand?
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