01 Dec 2000
| by Thomas Gad
Despite the proliferation of books on the subject of branding, it seems that in the real world a...to be personally motivating... Successful brand building is done by passion, not by obligation"). The result is a ...
Branding has its share of both, but as Gad says himself it offers something most brand books don't -- a ...
and activities, can be used to create a "Brand Code", a powerful tool for driving the company forward in areas ...
01 Oct 2000
| by Anthony Vlamis and Bob Smith
Yahoo! is one of the strongest brands in the new economy and, for millions of users, the internet...management principles that have put the company in its position, such as branding, promoting the "hell out of it", building partnerships, and "staying paranoid". The book was written before Yahoo!'s fortunes ...
! will survive. That said, Yahoo! is still one of the top internet brands and this is still an insightful ...
01 Sep 2000
| by Terilyn A. Henderson and Elizabeth A. Mihas
counterparts, but brand building is essential for both. Article from McKinsey Quarterly....manufacturers Nike and Calvin Klein, the secret appears to be strong, well-leveraged brands, which, McKinsey ...
to brand magic? Vertically integrated ones certainly do. Companies, such as Gap and Victoria's Secret ...
embedded in their share price, reflecting, in part, the expectations created by their brand strength ...
01 Aug 2000
| by Hawkins, Best and Coney
Hawkins offers balanced coverage of consumer behavior including psychological, social, and managerial implications.
09 Jun 2000
| by Tim Ambler
Most of the objections to brands turn on different expectations of what life should offer writes...The corporations that own brands are under fire from some quarters: not the concept of brands. So far as economic and social welfare are concerned, brands provide consumer benefits of three kinds ...
side, British companies do not fully recognise the importance and significance of brands. Marketing ...
01 Mar 2000
| by T Ambler, A Ionnides, S Rose
Subjects were exposed to brand advertising whilst patterns of neural activity were being recorded by magnetoencephalography (MEG),a non-invasive technique which provides brain images for later analysis. The hypotheses were, first that more effective ads would be distinguished from more cognitive ads by observable ...