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The purpose of this article is to integrate the multiple facets of the concept
of the brand in a simple and intelligible theoretical model. The article begins with the juridical definition, which considers that the brand is a sign. Subsequently, semiotics, the ‘ science of signs ’, is used as a basis for a model that considers the different components of the sign and the relationships among them. The triadic sign concept developed by Peirce, one of the great founders of semiotics, allows us to defi ne three main dimensions of the brand: the identity sign itself; the marketing object to which the sign refers; and
the market response to the sign. With this model in mind, the brand researcher can
better focus his research and comprehend the potential implications of his fi ndings on
the fi eld as a whole. Teachers of branding may obtain a clear framework to integrate
the different subjects that branding involves, ranging from linguistics and design to market research and fi nance evaluation. Finally, managers can avoid the all-so-common reductionist visions of brand practice, the so-called ‘branding myopias’.
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Brand semiotics Brand anatomy Brand response mix Brand marketing mix Brand identity mix
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LENCASTRE, Paulo de; CÔRTE_REAL, Ana - One, two, three: A practical brand anatomy. Journal of Brand Management. ISSN 1350-23IX. Vol. 17 n.º 6 (2010), 399 – 412
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Macmillan Publishers Ltd.