Research on cognitive differences between Chinese and foreign cross-cultural brand communication design based on big data -- Taking Wahaha and Coca Cola as examples | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore

Research on cognitive differences between Chinese and foreign cross-cultural brand communication design based on big data -- Taking Wahaha and Coca Cola as examples


Abstract:

Culture plays an important role in brand communication, but Chinese brands have been in the situation of “products without famous brands” for a long time. This situation ...Show More

Abstract:

Culture plays an important role in brand communication, but Chinese brands have been in the situation of “products without famous brands” for a long time. This situation has seriously reduced the competition level of Chinese brands in domestic and foreign markets. Through culture, the value of brands can be increased, and consumers’ brand awareness and purchasing power can be further increased. The results show that: (1) there are material culture and symbolic culture in the brand communication of cultural resources, which can be divided into four communication strategies, including material aesthetic symbol strategy, symbol differentiation performance strategy, consumer symbol identity strategy and diversified symbol consensus strategy. (2) The type of cultural communication in the host country (distance). This paper collects brand data in the form of “big data + questionnaire survey”. By comparing and analyzing the four strategies of Chinese consumers for Chinese local enterprise representatives (Wahaha) and international famous brand (Coca Cola) in the cultural distance, this paper explores the influencing factors of improving the brand image of Chinese drinks, It provides diversified development ideas for the internationalization of Chinese famous brands.
Date of Conference: 19-19 October 2021
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 20 January 2022
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Conference Location: Xi'an, China

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