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Different options when implementing your corporate web strategies:
Different Sites for Different Brands:
If a company has several brands, it may be appropriate to deliver
different brands through different web sites. Cross promotion and
cross-linking between sites may be necessary to avoid dilution of any
particular brand.
Multiple Sites Branding:
Sometimes when traffic is needed to drive through multiple sites,
cross-linking and cross-branding can been accomplished. However,
cross-branding multiple web sites make it challenging to build value
and loyalty among the sites.
Concept Branding:
Branding of a product that surrounds the product association with user's
feeling and experience, such that this product can bring higher
satisfaction to user's health, life, family, love, etc. as a result of
using or associating the product or service. This strategy can be
accomplished by bringing content and community around the product and
offer solutions to solve their problems by associating this particular
product.
Company Branding:
If your company is the brand and identity of the product, your company
site can be your main branding destination for your company.
Global Market Strategy:
Building web sites and marketing products online to international
market can be challenging with time zone differences for
communications and project management issues, social, cultural, and
political issues. It is crucial that there is adequate research
and planning, preferably locating a local input or local specialist in
the country, for your site, products, and services. Usability
tests are often necessary to ensure the site is compatible with each
market served.
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