The LOGMAN model: a logical brand management model

Abstract

Proposes a model that combines the proactive and reactive nature of brand management. It is called the logical brand management model, abbreviated to the LOGMAN model. More specifically it combines insights from: Kaplan and Norton's balanced scorecard method; BCG's brand value creation method; the path analysis method; the gap analysis method; and the house of quality (QFD) method. It allows one to perform a logical brand consistency audit at several levels. It evaluates whether customer perceptions of the company's brand drivers and the external brand drivers are in line with the company's brand objectives. Furthermore, it analyzes the logical consistency of the company's brand policy across multiple customer segments and over time.

Citation

Logman, M. (2004), "The LOGMAN model: a logical brand management model", Journal of Product & Brand Management, Vol. 13 No. 2, pp. 94-104. https://doi.org/10.1108/10610420410529726