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brand values

1. Apple
2. Audi
3.Primark

1. 
100 w. The Apple company is well known company that is associated with aesthetics and usability of their products. The brand is actually more expensive then an actual product, although the product is actually a really high quality and work the best for teenagers but I'm sure that older and younger people are able to successfully use this product. All of the products are linked to each other and work best that way and that's also one of the great ideas when it comes to marketing and selling this product.

10 w. Apple is a brand aimed at aesthetics and compatibility.

1 w. Compatibility

2. 
100 w. Audi is an automobile manufacturer that designs, engineers, produces, markets and distributes  vehicles. Their cars are very luxurious and have a lot of admirers. The brand, similar to Apple company, is what makes their cars more expensive then other companies in automotive industry. Their products are often compered to limos as well as sport cars. That shows the variety of different functions in one vehicle. 

 10 w. Audi is a luxurious company with high expectations from buyers.

 1 w. Luxury 

 3.
100 w. Primark is a brand with a not so good quality of products. It's one of the cheapest shops with clothing, jewellery, shoes cosmetics and a lot of other products. The shops are all around the country and their main goal is utility and versatility. They aim at big group of people; young people under 30/40 who don't like to spent a lot of money on their products. 

 10 w. Primark is all about utility and versatility of their products.

 1 w. Versatility 

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