Kellogg on branding in a hyper-connected world

World-class branding for the interconnected modern marketplace Kellogg on Branding in a Hyper-Connected World offers authoritative guidance on building new brands, revitalizing existing brands, and managing brand portfolios in the rapidly-evolving modern marketplace. Integrating academic theories wi...

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Autor Corporativo: Kellogg School of Management (-)
Otros Autores: Tybout, Alice M., editor (editor), Calkins, Tim, editor
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Hoboken, New Jersey : Wiley [2019]
Edición:1st edition
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Preface
  • Overview of the Book
  • How to use the Book
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction: The Power and Challenge of Branding
  • Branding Defined
  • Does Digital Mean the End of Brands?
  • How Brands Add Value
  • Brands Shape Perceptions
  • Brands Differentiate Products and Services
  • Brands Attract and Retain Employees
  • The Modern Challenge for Branding
  • Challenge 1: Cash
  • Challenge 2: Consistency
  • Challenge 3: Clutter
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • SECTION ONE Thinking Strategically about Your Brand
  • Chapter 1 Brand Positioning: The Foundation for Building a Strong Brand
  • The Brand Positioning Statement
  • Target
  • Frame of Reference
  • Points of Difference and Reasons to Believe
  • Representing a Point of Difference in Terms of Value
  • Orchestrating the Frame of Reference and Point of Difference
  • Testing Your Brand Positioning Statement
  • Sustaining a Brand Position
  • Modern Instantiation
  • Switching from Attribute to Image Reasons to Believe
  • Laddering
  • Brand Purpose
  • Repositioning a Brand
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 2 Leveraging the Power of Brand Purpose
  • The Case for Purpose
  • The Business Case for Purpose
  • The Purpose Perfect Storm
  • The Purpose Path to Growth Model
  • Keys to Making the Model Work
  • Common Understanding of the Case for Purpose
  • Shared Leadership and Advocacy
  • Top-Down and Bottom-Up Engagement
  • Integrate. Integrate. Integrate.
  • It's Emotional, and That's Okay
  • The Purpose Path to Growth Model in Action
  • Pharmavite: Bringing the Gift of Health to Life
  • Airbnb: Creating a World Where Everyone Can "Belong Anywhere"
  • Purpose 2.0: What Needs to Be Done
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 3 Creating a Powerful Brand Portfolio
  • Brand Portfolio Strategy Definitions
  • Primary Brand
  • Sub-Brand
  • Endorser Brand.
  • Ingredient and Service Brands
  • The Power of Brand Portfolios
  • Stretching the Brand
  • Expanding the Brand Portfolio
  • The Characteristics of Strong Brand Portfolios
  • Portfolio Problems
  • Making Portfolio Decisions
  • Brand Portfolio Models
  • House of Brands
  • Branded House
  • Keys to Success
  • Key to Success #1: Build and Extend Core Brands
  • Key to Success #2: Add Brands to the Portfolio to Address Major Opportunities
  • Key to Success #3: Proactively Prune Weak and Redundant Brands
  • Key to Success #4: Keep Things Simple
  • Key to Success #5: Involve Senior Management
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 4 Competitive Brand Strategies: Creating Pioneer, Fast-Follower, and Late-Mover Advantage
  • Pioneering Advantage
  • A Pioneer Is a Low-Risk Choice
  • Consumers Remember Pioneers
  • A Pioneer Sets Category Standards
  • Fast Following: A Different Path to Success
  • The Fast-Follower Advantage
  • Catching the Wave: Growth-Stage Entrants
  • Late Movers: Different but Not Disruptive
  • Overlooked Value
  • Just Different Enough
  • Late Movers: The Power of Innovation
  • The Innovation Challenge
  • Strategic Innovation
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 5 Leading the Brand: Brand Strategy Orchestration and Implementation
  • Leadership, Implementation, and Branding
  • Pitfalls in Brand Strategy Implementation
  • A Framework for Brand Strategy Orchestration and Implementation
  • Company Strategy
  • Brand Platform
  • Culture
  • Brand Governance System
  • Tools
  • Momentum
  • Two Critical Roles
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 6 The Three Keys to Building Global Brands with Soul
  • Finding the Common Threads: Winning with Global Insights
  • Find the Common Thread
  • Segment across Habits and Needs
  • Enlist Local Managers
  • Test and Adjust
  • Going Glocal: Getting the Right Balance of Global and Local
  • Decentralize to Find the Right Balance.
  • Draw Clear Lines of Global/Local Responsibility among Collaborative Networks
  • Understand the Core Essence of the Brand
  • Orchestrating a Global Rollout
  • Stay Nimble and Create Agility
  • Educate New Markets
  • Start Small and Scale Thoughtfully
  • Success Stories and Challenges
  • Axe
  • Gillette and Chesebrough-Pond's
  • McDonald's
  • Summary
  • SECTION TWO Bringing Your Brand to Life
  • Chapter 7 Brand Design and Design Thinking
  • A Design-Thinking Process for Developing a Brand Design
  • System 1 and System 2 Thinking
  • Coca-Cola: An Example of System 1 and Brand Design
  • The Components of Brand Design
  • Brand Naming
  • Corporate Identity
  • Signature Lines
  • Category Naming
  • Brand Lexicon
  • Sound
  • Illustration
  • Brand Symbols
  • Corporate Symbols
  • Color Palette
  • Shape
  • Scent
  • Holistic Design
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 8 Leveraging Touchpoints in Today's Branding Environment
  • What Is a Brand Touchpoint?
  • The Challenge: Exponential Growth of Touchpoints
  • The Customer Journey
  • The Customer Journey Model
  • From Company-centric to Consumer-centric: A New Take on an Old Framework
  • A Touchpoint-Specific Approach
  • Pre-need
  • Trigger
  • Consideration and Evaluation
  • Buying
  • Usage
  • Post-usage Evaluation
  • Creating a Customer Journey
  • Who Are Our Most Important Targets?
  • What Is the Primary Path for This Segment?
  • What Business Goals Do We Need to Achieve?
  • Finding the Data to Craft the Journey
  • How to Best Leverage Journeys
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 9 Building Strong Connections between Brands and the Self
  • Introduction
  • The Self
  • The Self-Concept
  • Self-Concept Clarity
  • Linking the Brand to the Self
  • Motive 1: Coherence
  • Motive 2: Agency
  • Motive 3: Communion
  • The Inward versus Outward Focus
  • Pulling it Together: the Motive Matrix.
  • Seven Principles for Building Strong Self-Brand Connections
  • Principle 1: Target One Motive
  • Principle 2: Target Life Transitions for Powerful Self-Brand Connections
  • Principle 3: Use the Brand to Bridge Self-Concept Conflicts
  • Principle 4. Use the Brand to Compensate for Threats to the Self-Concept
  • Principle 5: Design Distinct and Exclusive Brand Communities
  • Principle 6: Use Multifaceted Brand Storytelling
  • Principle 7: Incentivize Brand Usage
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 10 Building Strong Brands through Advertising Strategy in the Online Age
  • Consumer Insight
  • Understanding Fundamental Motivations
  • Processing Advertising Messages and Brand Judgments
  • Diffusion, Community, and Sharing of Information
  • Creative Strategy: Using Insight to Design Persuasive Messaging
  • Gaining Attention
  • Amplification
  • Brand Linkage
  • The 4Ms of Media Strategy: Transmitting Message Content
  • Matching
  • Monopolizing, Moment, and Mindset
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 11 Digital Brand Storytelling
  • The Power of Stories
  • Stories Are Universal
  • Stories Inspire
  • Stories Are Sticky
  • Stories Are Simple
  • Brand Storytelling
  • Connecting with Customer Passions
  • Addressing Customer Pain Points
  • Brand as Oxygen: Everywhere yet Invisible
  • Becoming a Brand Storyteller
  • How to Find Brand Stories in Your Own Organization
  • Managing the Story Process
  • Powerful Ways to Tell a Great Brand Story
  • Transmedia Storytelling
  • Storytelling as Immersive Experience
  • Creating Effective Transmedia Campaigns
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 12 Branding Services in the Digital Era
  • The Unique Dynamics of Branding Services
  • Services Brands Are Intangible
  • The Service Brand and Employee Are Inseparable
  • The Experience Is Variable and Perishable
  • Adjusting Supply to Changes in Demand Is Difficult in the Short Term.
  • The Customer Doesn't Own the Service Asset
  • The Digital Transformation of Services Branding and Marketing
  • The Rise of Self-Service
  • New Opportunities through Informed Contact
  • From Product Manufacturing to Service Providers
  • Building a Powerful Services Brand
  • Be Clear on the Value Proposition and How to Execute It
  • Create Standards
  • Engage Employees and Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
  • Use Metrics to Track Progress
  • Consider Loyalty Programs
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • SECTION THREE Gaining Insight about Your Brand and Quantifying Its Statur
  • Chapter 13 Digital Transformation and the Evolution of Customer Insights in Brand Building
  • The Value of the Customer Journey Mindset
  • Exploratory Empathy-Driven Insights and Innovation
  • Persona Development
  • Measurement and Data Collection Opportunities
  • Elevating Research Methods to Leverage Customer Journey Insights
  • Qualitative Methods: Relentless Pursuit of the "Why"
  • Quantitative Methods: Harnessing the Power of Big Tech/Big Data
  • In Practice: How to Ensure that Modern Insights Can Deliver for the Brand
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 14 Using Neuroscience to Assess Brands
  • The Neuroscience Tool Kit
  • EEG
  • fMRI
  • Eye-Tracking
  • Emerging Tools
  • Neuroscience and Brand Insight
  • fMRI Imaging and Brand Associations
  • EEG, Brand Emotions, and Engagement
  • fMRI, EEG, and Brand Design
  • Summary
  • Notes
  • Chapter 15 Measuring Brand Relevance and Health
  • Brand Measurement Techniques
  • Awareness Tracking
  • Attitudinal Brand Tracking
  • Asking Open-Ended Questions: A Less-Biased Way To Measure Brand Associations
  • Assessing Brand Health and Defining Brand-Building Strategies
  • Lego (High-High-High): The Case for Brand Extension
  • Samsung (High-Low-Low): The Case for Rebranding
  • Barilla: (Low-High-Low): The Case for Awareness Building.
  • Old Spice (Low-Low-Low): The Case for Repositioning.