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Brand Management In A Week: How To Be A Successful Brand Manager In Seven Simple Steps

Paul Hitchens, Julia Hitchens

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Prose: non-fiction, Business communication & presentation, Sales & marketing

You are just seven steps away from understanding the principles of successful brand management

Brand Management In A Week is a simple and straightforward guide to building a strong brand, giving you everything you really need to know in just seven short chapters. From the conceptual and planning stage through to implementation and sustainability, you'll find tips and insights

Brand management just got easier
Successful brands provide meaning: a higher purpose, a vision of a better future, a code of values, and a culture that drives performance. Brands with meaning stand out in their marketplace and attract like-minded people: customers, employees, suppliers and investors. Successful brand management clearly differentiates organizations, products and services from their competitors and inspires advocacy from all stakeholders.

Building a strong brand takes much more than a week: it requires an on-going commitment to excellence. This updated second edition of Brand Management In A Week provides a proven seven-day program on the principles of brand management. It takes you from the conceptual and planning stage through to implementation and sustainability. It's packed with tips and insights gained from decades of industry experience to help you jump-start your brand and give you the tools and confidence to manage it through the hurdles of the business landscape.

Each of the seven chapters in Brand Management In A Week covers a different aspect:
- Sunday: Determine your brand focus
- Monday: Define your brand strategy
- Tuesday: Express your brand through its identity
- Wednesday: Evolve your brand culture
- Thursday: Build your employer brand
- Friday: The importance of design
- Saturday: Sustaining the brand

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