brand equity

noun
UK /brænd ˈekwɪti/
US /brænd ˈekwəti/

The good feeling and trust people have for a company's name.

The toy company's brand equity made parents trust its new products.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The extra money a company can charge because people know and like its name.

Customers happily paid more for the famous sneakers because of their brand equity.

3. The total worth of a brand as a business asset.

The company listed its brand equity as one of its most valuable assets.

4. The power of a name to make people choose one product over another.

Strong brand equity helped the drink sell better than its rivals.