Zusammenfassung
Portfolio-Werbung meint die gemeinsame Darstellung einer Dachmarke zusammen mit ihrem Markenportfolio in der werblichen Kommunikation. Vor allem durch das Zeigen bekannter und starker Produktmarken soll es zu Imagetransfers von den Produktmarken auf die Dachmarke kommen. Ebenso können neue Produktmarken durch Portfolio-Werbung kommunikativ positiv aufgeladen werden. In diesem Beitrag werden die positiven Image-Transferwirkungen sowie die Gefahren aufgezeigt und praktische Implikationen für Portfolio-Werbung gegeben.
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Brunner, C.B., Esch, FR. (2019). Portfolio-Werbung: Durch die Kommunikation der Markenarchitektur die Corporate Brand stärken und verknüpfen. In: Esch, FR., Tomczak, T., Kernstock, J., Langner, T., Redler, J. (eds) Corporate Brand Management. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-24900-7_29
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