Creating Powerful Brands (CIM Professional Development)

Creating Powerful Brands (CIM Professional Development)

by Malcolm McDonald (Author), Leslie de Chernatony (Author), Leslie de Chernatony (Author)

Synopsis

The success of Creating Powerful Brands has led to the preparation of this fully revised and updated second edition which retains all the strengths of the original book enhanced by the latest examples and best practice. The powerful and expert analysis of key elements of branding gives the reader: * A comprehensive coverage of brand management* An applications orientated approach grounded on solid theory* A set of unique frameworks for organizing the principles of brand building Students on MBA, BA and Professional Development courses as well as practitioners will find this an essential guide when developing more effective brand strategies. Comprehensive coverage of brand managementApplications orientated, yet grounded on solid theoryFrameworks organizing the principles of brand building

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 384
Edition: 2
Publisher: A Butterworth-Heinemann Title
Published: Apr 1998

ISBN 10: 0750622407
ISBN 13: 9780750622400

Media Reviews
'If I had one book on brands to take with me to a marketing desert island it would be this one. The authors enthusiasm for, and knowledge of brands is jam-packed between these covers.'
Nick Kendall, Bartle Bogle Hegarty Ltd
'An Encyclopedic guide to understanding and managing brands relevant to both business and academic readers, thorough, pragmatic and packed with examples'
Linda Caller, International Planning Director, Ogilvy & Mather
'A modern must have for the intelligent and well-read brand manager. The key messages resonate within today's rapidly changing business environment even more powerfully than in 1992 when the first edition was published.'
Darrel James, Director of Consumer Markets Consulting, KPMG
'Anyone who has an interest in the factors crucial for success in the increasingly important field of brand development and stewardship should read it.'
Simon Luke, Director, Interbrand Newell and Sorrell
'This practical, well-structure