Established model

ISO 10668 brand valuation

International Organization for Standardization · 2010

A required set of analyses — legal, behavioural and financial — before any monetary brand value is claimed.

Its place in the frameworkBrand CoreBrand Value

What it does

It does not prescribe one calculation. It requires that whichever is used rests on all three: what is actually owned and protected, how the brand changes behaviour, and what that behaviour is worth. Its usefulness is as a standard to hold a valuation against, since brand valuations vary by multiples depending on who commissioned them.

Reach for it when
When a number is needed for a transaction, a licence or a balance sheet, and when someone else’s valuation needs testing.
Where it stops
Being methodologically sound does not make the assumptions right. Two compliant valuations of the same brand can still differ enormously.

ISO 10668, Brand valuation — Requirements for monetary brand valuation, International Organization for Standardization, 2010.

Why it sits at Brand Value

What the brand is actually worth: whether people know it, what they associate with it, whether they come back, and what that is worth in money.

A model is only useful when you reach for it at the right moment. This one answers a question that arises here — so it is filed here, and nowhere else. These are the working areas it serves:

All of Brand Value

What it touches elsewhere

Nothing in a business is decided on its own. A conclusion reached with this model at Brand Value lands in these other cores, whether or not anyone follows it there.

Filed at the same place

These answer questions that arise at Brand Value too. Where they disagree with this one, the disagreement is the useful part.

Elsewhere in Brand Core

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