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Beyond Branding (How The New Values Of Transparency And Integrity Are Changing The World Of Brands) (Paperback)
By: Nicholas Ind (Author) Publisher: Kogan Page Limited25.00% Off Original price was: 295.00$.221.00$Current price is: 221.00$.
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In response to International business scandals and the growing perception that brands can t be trusted, Beyond Branding argues that brands are neither inherently good nor evil, but that marketing must move Beyond Branding if it is to survive. Beyond Branding challenges business to adapt to a world of transparency... Read More
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Author:
Nicholas Ind
Publisher Name:
Kogan Page Limited
Language:
English
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(Paperback)
About The Book
In response to International business scandals and the growing perception that brands can t be trusted, Beyond Branding argues that brands are neither inherently good nor evil, but that marketing must move Beyond Branding if it is to survive. Beyond Branding challenges business to adapt to a world of transparency by meeting the needs of stakeholders and operating with openness and integrity. It is the view of the writers of this book that when businesses account for 51 of the largest 100 economic entities in the world, not only should brands adopt a wider social perspective, they must do so if they are to have continued relevance. Based on the latest research and using international case studies, the contributors cover the importance of a human focus brand authenticity the role of leaders in defining and delivering the brand the value of employee-led engagement new approaches to relationship-mapping moving from seller-centric to buyer-centric marketing creating brands through customer collaboration the meaning of brand sustainability With chapters by international brand consultants, writers and thinkers, Beyond Branding widens the narrow worldview of brands; one which is short-termist, shareholder focused, narcissistic and communication led. The contributors argue that true business value can only be created by focusing on relationships and striving for openness, transparency, sustainability and honesty.
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