01 Oct 2001
| by Jack Trout
Trout on the basis of his book Big Brands, Big Trouble, Writes Hamish Pringle...with their extensive retailer brand range. On the insightful dimension, he's absolutely right about marketers' over-emphasis on the rational dimension of brands. We know now that there are three other aspects that have to be developed in order to create a total brand (the emotional, the political and the spiritual). Together ...
01 Oct 2001
| by Stefan Engeseth
of my partners forwarded me an online article about common sense in branding by the very same Mr...soundbite. For example: "Tension is the heart muscle of creativity"; "Fake it until you make it as a brand... then you will become a brand"; and "Working side by side from the beginning saves resources and generates ...
01 Sep 2001
| by T Ambler, F Kokkinaki, S Puntoni, D Riley
the former continue to predominate. Brand equity bridges short- with long-term effects. We develop a ...
asset brand equity. Using this basis, the research gathered an empirical description of current ...
08 Aug 2001
| by T. Nilson
... Markets fragment leading to more choice and competition... Define the brand and keep the brand discipline ...
is that "average brands are no fun and will not remain profitable" and the solution is to customise them. I am not sure what fun has to do with it, but apparently a customised brand is one that "delivers to each ...
01 May 2001
| by Kevin Drawbaugh
Brands in the Balance attempts at one and the same time to ride No Logo's coat-tails and to serve...the Interbrand World's Most Valuable Brands Survey, which he refers to incessantly but with little illuminating ...
will have stopped reading by then. The quote appears in a chapter which starts thus: "Brands can drive ...
or (b) indicates the power of the Nike brand should buy this book -- but be warned -- expect ...
19 Mar 2001
| by Robert Spector
and branding. The story begins with Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, recounting his childhood, his education ...
01 Jan 2001
| by Will Murray
In his introduction, the author explains that Brand Storm: A Tale of Passion, Betrayal and Revenge...and terrible. Brand Storm aims to introduce a new way of looking at customers, the marketing mix and brand ...
at the internet phenomenon, the human economy, brand evolution and customer service strategies; "actions", which ...
. The author has worked with brands for 12 years, at BT, Ernst and Young, the Fourth Room, and with his ...
01 Jan 2001
| by Hamish Pringle and William Gordon
Brand Manners aims to show businesses how to maintain their brands in an increasingly competitive...of the brand, its image can be ruined with one bad experience. The authors believe this can be avoided ...
from super-brands such as Orange, Tesco and Virgin are included to demonstrate the theory. The book is written by Hamish Pringle, formerly of Saatchi Saatchi and founder of brand marketing consultancy Brand ...
01 Jan 2001
| by Future Foundation
does translate into longer term business success. In my book Citizen Brands I consider many ...
and commercially. What these studies show is that being a citizen brand, as I describe it, has both direct ...
success via the mechanism of branding. This is where the consumer research is so illuminating as it shows ...
01 Jan 2001
| by P. Bickerton and M. Bickerton
Case' Updated and expanded information on pricing and branding. This new edition, confirms ...