(2) what actions a firm can take to capitalize on the potential offered by these
knowledge structures.
(Keller 1993, p. 14)96 Seven brand approaches
Box 6.3 How to structure brand associations
The association map below depicts associations spreading from the node
‘7-Up’. The map is based on a limited number of interviews of Dutch
consumers and the brand name is the only stimulus (Franzen and Bouwman
2001). The stronger associations are emphasized, but whether the associations7-UpPureCleanClearTransparentNo
colouringsChildren
Thirst
quencherCarbonatedSparklingDifferentFreshCoolStickySweetAdultLemonBittersweetHealthyNeutral
colourNeutral
tasteFrom old
timesMix drinkAlternative
for Coca-Cola,
etc. and
coloured
soft drinksFigure 6.8Associations spreading from the node ‘Seven up’; from G. Franzen and
M. Bouwman, The Mental World of Brands(2001), figure 10.2, p. 179, reprinted
by permission of World Advertising Research Centre, Henley-on-Thames
(www.warc.com)