Paper Title
"Quantum Branding: Engineering Brand Equity through AI, Big Data Analytics, Predictive Modeling, Risk Hedging, and Narrative Intelligence"
Keywords
- Brand Management
- Brand Equity
- Business Management
- AI
- Artificial Intelligence
- Big Data Analytics
- Predictive Modeling
- Roland Barthes
- Semiotics
- Northrop Frye
- Narrative Archetypes
- Psychoanalysis
- Literary Theories
- English Literature
- Quantum Branding
- Strategic Management
- Risk Management
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Publication Info
Volume: 12 | Issue: 4 | Pages: 263–269
Published On
December, 2025
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Abstract
A brand is not made overnight but it can be cancelled overnight, thanks to social media. Understanding brand equity has never been more urgent than now. Brand Management is one of the most important parts of business strategy today. It is like the heartbeat of a company. Marketing is mainly promoting what a company sells, meanwhile brand management focuses on promoting the brand as a whole. A strong branding can add ‘worth’ to a product, which generally exceeds its basic functional ability. The success or failure of a brand is in the hands of brand managers. A brand manager’s job is not about running ads. It is all about brand positioning, and it must be strategic. It is also about building an image and telling a brand story that makes people believe in it, remember it and feel relatable to it. This paper brings together ideas from different fields. It aims to introduce a modern way to understand and protect brand equity. The framework is called ‘Quantum Brand Model’. It makes use of big data, machine learning, and predictive modeling to measure brand equity, and foretell outcomes or risks. It helps make more favorable decisions about how a brand should move forward next. Apart from this, emotional storytelling is discussed. A brand’s equity can be increased using psychological marketing. People are not always logical in their decisions. They tend to make choices based on their feelings. So, emotional connection is vital. Without it, brands lose direction. Examining literary theories of Roland Barthes and Northrop Frye has shown a new dimension. The semiotics theory and narrative archetypes offer new strategies for brand marketing. The point here is that the brand itself must appeal to the customers. Overall, the paper offers practical knowledge for how a business can use tech and creativity to build a strong brand.
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