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Presenting difference between a brand and a product powerpoint slide designs. This is a difference between a brand and a product powerpoint slide designs. This is a two stage process. The stages in this process are product, solves a consumer problem, rational connection, is consumed, built into routine, legally protected design, beats down a consumer enemy, emotional connection, is experienced, becomes life?s favorite ritual, managed and protected reputation.

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The image is a PowerPoint slide titled "Difference Between A Brand And A Product PowerPoint Slide Designs." It contrasts the attributes of 'Product' and 'Brand' in a two-column format, with each column numbered and headlined with the respective term.

The 'Product' column lists the following attributes:

1. Solves A Consumer Problem

2. Rational Connection

3. Is Consumed

4. Built Into Routine

5. Legally Protected Design

The 'Brand' column lists:

1. Beats Down A Consumer Enemy

2. Emotional Connection

3. Is Experienced

4. Becomes Life’s Favorite Ritual

5. Managed & Protected Reputation

Each point under 'Product' and 'Brand' is checked off, suggesting these are key characteristics or benefits of each concept. There are no icons present in the description provided, but the slide's layout suggests a clear distinction between the tangible aspects of a product and the intangible, experiential elements of a brand.

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This slide can be used across various industries to explain the importance of distinguishing between a product and its brand:

1. Consumer Goods:

Use: Clarifying product features versus brand identity.

Presenter: Marketing Manager.

Audience: Product development team, advertisers.

2. Retail:

Use: Training sales staff on selling the brand experience along with the product.

Presenter: Sales Trainer.

Audience: Retail employees, store managers.

3. Marketing and Advertising Agencies:

Use: Developing strategies for branding and product promotion.

Presenter: Brand Strategist.

Audience: Clients, creative teams.

4. Automotive:

Use: Differentiating car features from the automobile brand's image.

Presenter: Brand Marketing Director.

Audience: Dealership owners, marketing staff.

5. Fashion and Apparel:

Use: Discussing the significance of brand perception in fashion.

Presenter: Brand Manager.

Audience: Designers, retail partners.

6. Technology Firms:

Use: Highlighting the user experience offered by a tech brand beyond product specs.

Presenter: Product Manager.

Audience: Sales teams, tech enthusiasts.

7. Food and Beverage:

Use: Illustrating how brand story and identity complement the physical food product.

Presenter: Brand Ambassador.

Audience: Distributors, marketing personnel

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