Selling the same product with different brand name.

kirubel · Nov 18, 2023

In my area there are some companies those who sell the same products with different brand name tag, and they are trying to full the societies and most of the times they change the packaging, the color and the name of the products and they provide it to the market and they try to increase their profit from it, for example bottled water companies, flavored drink companies, and also chips and snack producing companies use this technique.
Do you think this technique is good for getting profit?

SHAHID987 · Nov 18, 2023

In my view it is a kind of cheating, and it won't last long. Sooner or later people knows the exact condition and then they think to better leave that shop and further more they inform others too.

eldavis · Nov 18, 2023

This is wrong, yes it might lead to quick profits but it still does not change the fact that it is wrong, and the original owners have every right to sue them at anytime if they should ever find out.

Authenticity101 · Nov 18, 2023

I don't see any problem with this. We all learn from what others have already done, it is so rare to come up with unique things. Most people just do what others have done. Also in business, everyone has their own business name and brand, so you can as well try other people's recipe and use it in your business, there is no law that prohibits that.

King Belieal · Nov 18, 2023

That's why I love my country. Any business that engages in this kind of antics would be boycotted and abandoned by the locals. Even if you want to do it, add a small upgrade and difference between the products.

Pandora92 · Nov 18, 2023

Rebranding a product involves more than just a name change; it's about crafting a new identity. Imagine a classic cola being marketed as a trendy, artisanal soda in one instance and a nostalgic, timeless beverage in another. Each brand carries a unique story, tapping into diverse consumer emotions. This strategic shift allows companies to reach broader audiences, tailoring their messaging to different demographics or markets.

Consider tech gadgets: one brand may emphasize sleek, modern design for urban professionals, while another highlights robust functionality for tech enthusiasts. The underlying product remains unchanged, but the perceived value varies. This approach enables companies to penetrate various market segments, maximizing their product's market potential.
Ultimately, successful rebranding hinges on effective storytelling, aligning the product with the aspirations and preferences of different consumer groups. It's not just about selling a product; it's about selling an experience, a lifestyle, or a solution tailored to distinct customer needs.

Starmix · Nov 18, 2023

That is cheating in a broad daylight. They are cheating the licensed company that manufactured the products. they have no right to change the name because it is against the law.

eldavis · Nov 18, 2023

SHAHID987 said:
In my view it is a kind of cheating, and it won't last long. Sooner or later people knows the exact condition and then they think to better leave that shop and further more they inform others too.

That's right, people would definitely notice and then again it could lead to legal issues. If the original owner decides to pick up the case legally, it would bring serious problems to the offenders.

olaniyi · Nov 19, 2023

What I can only see to that is that maybe they are not sure or they don't guarantee their initial product because if you sell good product you will be able to use the name continuously

kirubel · Nov 19, 2023

SHAHID987 said:
In my view it is a kind of cheating, and it won't last long. Sooner or later people knows the exact condition and then they think to better leave that shop and further more they inform others too.

True its kind of cheating, some business owners and company owners do those things in order to full the customers and sell similar thing with different brand names and looks, which is typical cheating.

Stardom22 · Apr 24, 2024

ln my country this would be treated as a criminal offence and the perpetrators are subjected to the court of law for persecution.

Starmix · Apr 24, 2024

That's cheating on a broad daylight. How could someone do that act? It's against the law and if caught you will lose everything even your freedom. The original brand owner may sue the person.

Shavkat · Apr 24, 2024

Deception is what sellers do in the market. That is why we need to be more vigilant in buying these products. I am quite meticulous when it comes to buying things, either online or offline.

nomad · Apr 25, 2024

Do you see any difference between coke and pepsi, well two different companies are selling the same thing with different names. A lot of business use this technique.

Kera · Sep 13, 2024

It is a business strategy to get diverse markets. Some people might just like the other packaging and branding of the product.

gwolf666 · Sep 13, 2024

kirubel said:
In my area there are some companies those who sell the same products with different brand name tag, and they are trying to full the societies and most of the times they change the packaging, the color and the name of the products and they provide it to the market and they try to increase their profit from it, for example bottled water companies, flavored drink companies, and also chips and snack producing companies use this technique.
Do you think this technique is good for getting profit?

This had never occurred to me, it could be a good strategy that works very well, perhaps this strategy has a lot of potential, it would be a matter of someone putting it into practice and then telling us how about its results.

Clandestine · Sep 13, 2024

I have seen a few sellers do that and I feel it is a kind of deceit. It is okay if it is different markets.

gwolf666 · Sep 13, 2024

I have read it again and now I understand it, I thought you wanted to sell products from different companies, that is fine, what is not fine is selling a product for example Coca Cola and selling it as Pepsi, this is 100% illegal and 100% scam, in fact people are not stupid, just by trying it you realize that they are different, since Coca Cola and Pepsi have very different tastes, I definitely do not support this at all, if someone buys a PS5 for example, they want a PS5, not a polystation or a sega, is that understood? The answer is definitely no, that's wrong.

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