brand parity
brand parity noun: the perceived sameness in quality and function among competing consumer products of differing brands.
Noun
brand parity (uncountable)
- The perceived sameness in quality and function among competing consumer products of differing brands.
- "Today we're all competing in an era of close brand parity, where there's very little difference in benefit performance between each brand."1983 Dec. 19, Television/Radio Age, vol 31, p. 115 (Google snippet view)
- This is called "brand parity," when the only real difference between products is their ads.1994, Leslie Savan, The Sponsored Life, →ISBN, page 304
Examples of brand parity in a sentence
- Some years ago, BBDO conducted a worldwide study on brand parity. . . .2005 April 7, Equifax Canada, “Is advertising really building brands?”, in financialexpress.com, retrieved 04 Oct 2013:
- If NASCAR is looking for proof of brand parity, these final top testing speeds suggest that parity has been achieved. . . .2008 January 10, Steven Cole Smith, “Mears' crew chief deals with changes”, in Orlando Sentinel, retrieved 04 Oct 2013:
Questions about brand parity
- What does brand parity mean?
- Brand parity means the perceived sameness in quality and function among competing consumer products of differing brands.
- How do you use brand parity in a sentence?
- Some years ago, BBDO conducted a worldwide study on brand parity. . . .
- What part of speech is brand parity?
- Brand parity is a noun.
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