The Brand Gym: A Practical Workout for Boosting Brand and Business

The Brand Gym: A Practical Workout for Boosting Brand and Business

by David Taylor (Author)

Synopsis

Using the attributes from real managers and directors who have built successful brands, this book offers a practical program of "workouts" that analyze the fundamental reasons behind the success of brands across a range of business areas. It will help brand managers ensure the healthy life of their brands by focusing on the attitudes, behaviors, and techniques that make sustained brand growth happen.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 222
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 25 Oct 2002

ISBN 10: 0470847107
ISBN 13: 9780470847107

Media Reviews
!Taylor's is refreshingly down--to--earth, with loads of advice on how to grow your own brand!It is clearly signposted; excellent chapter summaries, short exercises to reinforce what you've just read! (Marketing, 5 December 2002) !an excellent read for someone who is starting to develop the brand of their professional practice. !Overall, this is a likely to be a book you'll read once, then keep digging in to from time to time when you need a little inspiration! (PS. Advisor) !The key branding questions are addressed!this is vigorous, intelligent stuff, from someone who knows what he's talking about! (Marketing Business, January 2003)
Author Bio
David Taylor is Founder and Managing Partner of The Brand Gym, a consultancy helping teams develop action--oriented brand strategies. He has worked with many highly acclaimed and well--respected companies such as Disney, Cadburya s, Blockbuster, Unilever and Egg to help them boost brand and business performance. His 15 years in brand strategy includes experience as a business manager, consultant and entrepreneur. He began his career in brand management with Procter & Gamble, before completing an MBA at INSEAD, France. He then started up and successfully grew the Paris office of marketing consultancy Added Value. David has written many articles for Brand Strategy, Marketing, Market Leader and New Media Age, and is a regular speaker at branding conferences.