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ARTICLE · 22 DECEMBER 2023

Co-branding : Beneficial – Under Certain Conditions

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It is not a rare occurrence for two companies to work together to develop or market one or more products and services within a partnership that showcases both company marks.

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It is not a rare occurrence for two companies to work together to develop or market one or more products and services within a partnership that showcases both company marks. In this way, each mark benefits from the other's reputation and visibility. This is known as co-branding.

Co-branding may be used by two companies that offer products in the same line, such as Crocs and Balenciaga, which have collaborated on footwear, or Gucci and Adidas, which jointly offer a range of clothing, bags, and shoes. It may also be used by companies offering distinct products but targeting the same customer base, as in the case of automaker BMW and fashion house Louis Vuitton, which have teamed up to create suitcases designed for cars. Companies that provide services may also join forces with complementary companies, such as distributors or subcontractors. A good example of co-branding in the services sector is the Apple Pay application marketed by Apple and Mastercard. Another

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