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A STUDY ON ADVERTISEMENT EFFECTIVENESS ON BRAND IMAGE: A CASE STUDY ON HONDA MOTORS

Author Dr. Pradeep Kumar Asthana,

Author Mohammad Adnan Siddiqui

AMITY UNIVERSITY RAIPUR CHHATTISGARH

ABSTRACT

In this study, we shall be investigating the types of advertising that Honda resorts to and the role that advertisements play in the establishment of customer opinions regarding the brand. The primary objectives of the study are threefold: However, I Start With the Important Elements of Honda such as H.O.N.D.A. and Ultimate Benefit. It can be viewed as a sign of how the ad campaigns of Honda help to create and keep a positive brand image. This means adopting advertising methods of different forms, but which are not so conspicuous, therefore, making customers notice them and finally, their reactions to them. First, the author investigates the efficiency of advertisements in the formation of a brand image with account taken of such factors as brand association, brand familiarisation, and personal customer relationship with the Honda car. The research outcome will likely be in line with the advertisement which could be employed with consumer perception as well as brand awareness. On the contrary, however, the outcome is associated highly with a brand that has been acknowledged positively. With this study, the final (decisive) instrument that is most responsible for the advertising effectiveness of Honda will be identified as well. Hence evaluating the performance of each part it will be possible to reach the best one and identify the determining feature that is the main reason for the positive image of Honda in the highly competitive automotive industry. The outcomes of this investigation would constitute a critical source of information that would be extremely beneficial to the marketing and brand managers of Honda, as they can now apply the aforementioned principles in their ads to improve their brand positioning and buyers' engagement level.

Keywords: advertisement effectiveness, brand image