At the heart of every strong brand is a product
that supports the brand experience. Without this,
nothing else will work.
But
too often we focus our attention on the physical
product, when in reality there are many other
aspects of the product to consider, all of which
help shape the brand experience.
The
model below, adapted from work done by Professor
Theodore Levitt, can help to highlight the many
other aspects of the extended product:

Use this framework (physical product, product identity and
product features), and complete the extended product model
for your own brand.
It
will highlight new opportunities and help you
focus your brand building work.
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Which elements of the extended product are most
important to my brand? |
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Which elements of the extended product
can I most influence, in the work I do? |