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Acknowledgments | vii | |
Preface | ix | |
1. | The Changing Roles of Brand Management | 1 |
2. | Brand Vision, Strategy, and Consumer Insight | 15 |
Hallmark Inc.: The business of the Hallmark brand--a paradigm shift in thinking | 17 | |
Unilever Malaysia: Romancing the consumer | 19 | |
Land Rover: Turning rational attributes into an emotional brand personality | 26 | |
Phil Corporation's GoKhatak: Building a new brand | 31 | |
3. | Positioning and Brand Management | 37 |
Lollipops: Growing a category by positioning generic products to different market segments | 52 | |
Haier: Positioning an Asian brand in a sophisticated Western market: Those who dare will win? | 72 | |
4. | Brand Architecture | 79 |
Raffles International: Master branding endorsement | 85 | |
Sony and Ericsson: A winning partnership? | 90 | |
Sundsvall: Hybrid branding--one drink too many! | 93 | |
Marriott International Inc.: Acquisitions and the problem of brand fit | 100 | |
Carrefour SA (France) versus Ahold NV (Holland): Mergers and acquisitions--global versus product naming | 103 | |
Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton Group (LVMH): The house of luxury brands | 106 | |
5. | Three Great Dilemmas: Brand Stretch, Brand Revitalization, and Brand Deletion | 113 |
Caterpillar Inc.: An example of successful brand extension | 120 | |
Wrigley: Gum does stretch! | 124 | |
Tab Diet Soda: The customer lifeline | 126 | |
Mazda: The revitalization of a brand | 127 | |
Oldsmobile: The final parking lot | 140 | |
6. | Total Communications for Brand Management | 143 |
Jim Beam: Global repositioning and local adaptation expressed through market communications | 149 | |
Hello Kitty: Damage limitation--quick response | 164 | |
McDonald's: Damage limitation--slow response | 164 | |
Singapore Airlines: Thrust into disaster--PR in action | 165 | |
Malaysia Airlines: Analysis of advertising copy for perceived brand personality | 170 | |
7. | E-brand Management and Customer Relationship Management | 177 |
Hang Seng Bank: Forging an e-image | 201 | |
8. | "Long Live the Brand!": Creating a Brand Culture | 209 |
The Virgin Group: Let's have some fun! | 219 | |
Intel Corporation: Training for maximum brand performance | 225 | |
Philips: Brand philosophy--making brand guardianship happen | 234 | |
Acer: Model of brand anatomy and management | 237 | |
9. | Measuring Brand Success: Market Research and Brand Valuation | 241 |
Lloyds TSB: Tagging customers for increased profitability and satisfaction | 247 | |
Diageo: Performance tracking | 264 | |
10. | Conclusion | 267 |
Appendix | Your Brand Management Toolkit | 271 |
Index | 287 |
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