Contents & References of Identifying and ranking factors influencing the choice of bank advertising slogan with the help of FANP method (case of Tejarat Bank)
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Chapter one.. : 2
1-1. Introduction.. : 3
1-2. Statement of the problem.. 4
2-1-1. Appearance and structural directions and advertising slogans. 6
1-2-2. Message engineering in branding.. 7
1-2-3. Different dimensions of message management in branding:. 7
1-2-4. A strategic message in branding.. 9
1-2-5. Principles of strategic branding message. 10
1-2-5-1. Cognitive strategies:.. 11
1-2-5-2. Emotional strategies:- 12
1-2-5-3. Action strategies:.. 12
1-2-5-4. Brand strategies:.. 13
1-2-6. Conceptual frameworks of message engineering in branding: 15
1-3. The importance and necessity of conducting research: 19
1-3-1. Structural and content characteristics of suitable advertising slogan. 20
1-3-2. Advertising slogans in Iran's banking system. 21
1-3-3. Knowing the brand name and advertising slogan. 24
1-4. Research objectives:.. 24
1-5. Research model:.. 25
1-6. Research questions and hypotheses: 27 1-6-1. Research assumptions:.. 27
1-7. Research method:.. 27
1-8. The temporal-spatial realm and the statistical population of the research: 28
1-9. Information collection method:.. 29
1-10. Definitions of research variables and terms: 29
1-10-1 .CRM :.. 29
1-10-1-1 . Definition of electronic customer relationship management. 30
1-10-2. Electronic banking.. 30
1-10-2-1. Electronic banking branches: 32
Summary of advantages:.. 32
1-10-2-2. Mobile government:.. 32
1-10-3. Special brand value:.. 33
1-10-3-1. Perspectives on the study of brand equity: 35
1-10-4. Advertising slogan:.. 36
The second chapter:.. 38
2-1. Introduction:.. 39
2-2. History and stages of brand formation:.. 39
2-2-1. Brand definition:.. 40
2-2-2. The importance of the brand:.. 41
2-2-3. Brand advantages.. 44
2-2-4. Effective brand components:.. 45
2-2-5. Brand roles:.. 47
2-3. Branding:.. 48
2-3-1. Defects in brand name models. 51
2-4. Branding styles. 52
2-4-1. The purpose of branding styles: 52
2-4-2. Simulation of branding life curve: 54
2-4-3. Branding styles: 55
2-4-3-1. Classic style in branding: 55
2-4-3-2. Baroque style in branding: 58
2-4-3-3. Naturalism style in branding: 59
2-4-3-4. Romantic style in branding: 59
2-4-3-5. Futurism style in branding: 60
2-4-3-6. Dada style in branding: 61
2-4-3-7. Imagist style in branding: 63
2-4-3-8. Onanimism in branding: 63
2-4-3-9. Parnassism in branding: 64
2-4-3-10. Impressive style in branding: 65
2-4-3-11. Expressionism style in branding: 65
2-4-3-12. Surrealism style in branding: 66
2-4-3-13. Symbolism style in branding: 67
2-4-3-14. Cubism style in branding: 68
2-4-3-15. Cosmopolitanism and global branding: 68
2-4-3-16. Spatialism style in branding: 69
2-4-3-17. Elementarism style in branding: 69
2-4-3-18. Primitive style in branding: 69
2-4-3-18. Pop art style in branding: 70
2-4-4. Conceptual branding: 70
2-4-5. Branding styles according to the product life curve: 70
2-4-3-19. The style of postmodernism or postmodernism in branding: 71
2-5. Brand management: 74
2-5-1. Two brand management paradigms: 74
2-5-2. 7 approaches in the brand. 74
2-5-2-1. Economic approach. 78
2-5-2-2. Identity approach. 79
2-5-2-3. Consumer-based approach 79
2-5-2-4. Personality approach. 79
2-5-2-5. relational approach. 80
2-5-3. 2000 onwards: content/cultural focus. 80
2-5-4. Social approach based on anthropology. 81
2-5-5. Cultural approach. 81
2-6. Service brand management: 81
2-7. Types of branding attractions: 82
2-8. Message execution methods: 84
2-8-1. Methods of writing and designing messages. 85
2-8-2. Title/Headings 87
2-8-3. Title writing: 87
2-8-4. Important points inImportant points in writing the title of the message. 88
2-8-5. Types of message titles. 88
2-8-6. The body (text) of the brand slogan: 89
2-8-7. Message content: 90
2-9. PST branding messages (PST: positioning, segmentation, targeting) 90
2-9-1. The steps of developing a message strategy: 91
2-9-2. Single sentence technique. 92
2-9-3. Knowing the customer's vision and attitude. 93
2-9-4. Sales strategy based on product features. 94
2-9-5. Sales strategies. 94
2-10. Creative leap: 96
2-11. Brand in Iran (position and attitude) 97
2-12. Branding and IMC 98
2-12-1. Stages of IMC. 101
2-13. History of Tejarat Bank. 104
2-14. Research background: 108
The third chapter. 135
3-1. Introduction. 136
3-2. History of fuzzy logic. 136
3-2-1. Types of decision making. 137
3-2-2. Using the model in decision making. 137
3-2-3. Classification of decisions 138
3-2-4. Classification of decisions based on stages. 138
3-3. Fuzzy sets. 141
Function and degree of membership. 141
Support member. 141
Difference between classic set and fuzzy set. 142
3-4. Fuzzy logic. 142
3-4-1. Analytical Hierarchy Process AHP. 145
3-4-2. ANP method. 147
3-4-3. Comparison of AHP and ANP. 147
3-5. FUZZY ANP method. 148
Chapter IV. 157
4-1. Introduction. 158
4-2. Analyzes 158
4-3. Proof and interpretation of the model. 163
4-4. Comparison of the desired situation and the current situation. 168
4-5. FANP method. 170
4-5-5-1. Service features: 177
4-5-5-2. Cost of acquisition:. 178
4-5-5-3. Access:. 179
4-5-5-4. Collision:. 180
4-5-5-6. Confidence:. 181
4-5-5-7 Empathy:. 182
4-5-5-8. Brand association. 183
4-5-5-9 perceived quality. 184
4-6. Conclusion: 184
The fifth chapter. 186
5-1. Introduction. 187
5-2. content 187
5-2-1. Results related to the model. 187
5-2-2. The results related to the comparison of the desired and existing situation. 188
5-2-2-1. Electronic banking services. 188
5-2-2-2. Management of communication with customers. 189
5-2-2-3. The special value of the brand. 190
5-2-3. The third part, the results and suggestions related to the choice of advertising slogan by the bank. 191
5-3. Research limitations: 193
5-4. Suggestions for future research. 193
Appendix one. 194
Appendix Two. 205
Appendix three. 211
Resources. 211
List of tables:
(Table 1-1. Types of strategies - Khoyeh and others). 11
(Table 1-2, personal values). 17
(Table 1-3. Content dimensions of advertising slogan, Foster, 2001). 20
(Table 1-4. Global most repeated words source: Adslogans.co.uk). 21
(Table 1-5. World's Top Advertising Slogans, Adage.com). 21
(Table 1-6, advertising slogans of the present banks). 22
(Table 1-7, advertising slogans of prominent global banks). 22
(Table 1-2-2. Brand roles, source Goodyear (1996)). 47
(Table 2-2 economic and identity approach, source Tilde Heding and others). 75
(Table 2-3, customer-oriented approach and personality, source Tilde Heding and others). 76
(Table 2-4, relational and social approach, source Tilde Heding and others). 77
(Table 5-2, cultural approach, source Tilde Heding and others). 78
(Table 2-6. Emotional attractions). 84
(Table 7-2, Objectives and strategies leading to response). 95
(Table 9-2. frequency of advertising slogan characteristics). 130
(Table 2-10, frequency of features of advertising slogan structure). 130
(Table 11-2, frequency of content indicators of advertising slogan). 130
(Table 12-2, frequency of service features in advertising slogan). 130
(Table 13-2, the frequency of the main indicators of the bank in the content of the advertising slogan). 131
(Table 14-2, the frequency of sub-indexes of advertising slogans in general). 131
(Table 15-2, list of foreign research conducted in fields related to the current research). 133
(Table 4-1 gender). 158
(Table 4-2. Age). 159
(Table 4-3. Education). 159
(Table 4-4. Bank customers). 160
(Table 4-5. Membership history).