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Brand position / equity

The Australian marketplace has become increasingly competitive. Globalisation, outsourcing and e-business have fundamentally altered the way Australian companies do business. Unsurprisingly, Australian companies are increasingly looking towards their brand to create and sustain a competitive advantage.


As the space occupied by brands becomes increasingly crowded, brand building and brand maintenance become increasingly difficult tasks. More than ever, companies need to “see” their greatest intangible asset, their brand.


A Galaxy Research brand positioning study will show you the playing field. We can show you which brands dominate your category, how they are perceived and the strength of association. We then contrast this knowledge against a category specific emotional (and physical) needs assessment, identifying real opportunity to build a successful brand.


Building a brand is like parenting a child; it may not always grow in the way you envisage. Brand building strategies must adapt and be relevant to the current state of your brand just as parenting techniques must be relevant to the current needs of a child.

Galaxy Research brand equity studies ensure your brand building strategies are guided by knowledge, not just gut feel. Using a blend of qualitative and quantitative techniques, we go beyond giving you a report card of brand metrics, we tell you why metrics are changing and how you can most effectively nurture your brand. Tracking or regular dipsticks can be used to evaluate return on advertising and marketing investment, providing insights into the most effective vehicles to deliver brand messages.

 

     
 

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