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Managing Brands in a Converging Media Environment

In: Media and Convergence Management

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  • Tobias Langner

    (Bergische University Wuppertal)

  • Philipp Brune

    (Bergische University Wuppertal)

  • Alexander Fischer

    (Bergische University Wuppertal)

Abstract

Today’s media environment is characterized by the convergence of different media. In such a media environment, consumers perceive advertisements and interact with brands by making use of multiple online and offline channels. Enabled by technological inventions such as smartphones and tablets, brand building and managing is increasingly converging into the online domain and is characterized by multichannel campaigns. Nowadays, consumers can influence brand images by providing content about brands and products on social media sites. These consumers contradict the traditional notion of brand-to-consumer communications. Against the background of these developments, one might have the impression that the rules of brand building have radically changed. However, the target groups and their psychology remain the same. Thus, to successfully manage brands in a convergent media environment, brand managers must still follow the same psychological principles and strategies. Nevertheless, one has to take the specifics of the online domain into consideration.

Suggested Citation

  • Tobias Langner & Philipp Brune & Alexander Fischer, 2013. "Managing Brands in a Converging Media Environment," Springer Books, in: Sandra Diehl & Matthias Karmasin (ed.), Media and Convergence Management, edition 127, chapter 10, pages 135-160, Springer.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-642-36163-0_10
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-36163-0_10
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