When consumers think of Harley-Davidson, the image of a masculine, non-conformist is the likely associated with that brand name. With the Vespa motorscooters, the image is more likely to be a brainy environmentalist that wears polyester and socks that don't match. Both Vespa and Harley-Davidson:

When consumers think of Harley-Davidson, the image of a masculine, non-conformist is the likely associated with that brand name. With the Vespa motorscooters, the image is more likely to be a brainy environmentalist that wears polyester and socks that don't match. Both Vespa and Harley-Davidson:



A.

have brand personalities.


B.

have created brand mannerisms.


C.

are symbolic brands.


D.

use brand personification.



Answer: A


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