Improving Marketing Strategies For Private Label Products
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Improving Marketing Strategies for Private Label Products
With changing economic and social environmental conditions and diversified consumer attitudes, national and international competition has increased among retailers. Private label brands have started to follow a dynamic structure in order to adapt themselves to developing environmental conditions. Today, private label products are often mentioned as a mechanism for reaching differentiation in the market and for helping retailers to strengthen consumer loyalty. Improving Marketing Strategies for Private Label Products is a collection of innovative research that examines how some markets are successful and what other markets can do to increase their market share in terms of private label products. It supports in the development of marketing strategies that can help make a private label product more successful. While highlighting topics including e-commerce, national branding, and consumer behavior, this book is ideally designed for marketing professionals, managers, executives, entrepreneurs, business owners, business practitioners, researchers, academicians, and students.
Private Label Strategy
The growth in private labels has huge implications for managers on both sides.
Advances in National Brand and Private Label Marketing
Author: Francisco J. Martinez-Lopez
language: en
Publisher: Springer Nature
Release Date: 2020-05-13
This proceedings volume highlights the latest research presented at the 7th International Conference on Research on National Brand & Private Label Marketing (NB&PL2020, Barcelona, Spain). The topics covered include: retailing, private label portfolio and assortment management, marketing of premium store brands, using national brands to exclude (delist) and include, optimal assortment size, consumer store patronage, etc. Several contributions also focus on private label pricing and promotion, especially on the relative pricing of standard and premium private labels, and with regard to the national brands in the assortment. Further questions addressed here include: Should store brands be promoted? If so, what types of promotion should be used? How can private label penetration, especially premium private labels, best be dealt with? Are dual branding and coupons viable options?