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The Global Brand by Nigel Hollis

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Primary Author First NameNigel
Primary Author SurnameHollis
Full TitleThe Global Brand
Sub TitleHow to Create and Develop Lasting Brand Value in the World Market
DescriptionIn this practical overview of brand strength in the modern business world,Nigel Hollis presents a simple formula for determining brand strength and outlines five steps of customer commitment to a strong brand - Presence, Relevance, Performance, Advantage, and Bonding. He alsoanalyses the future of brand-building.
Publication Date24 Nov 2008
ISBN-139780230606227
BindingHB
Editiondata not available
PriceAprox. 15,00£
Publisher Palgrave MacMillan
Subject Business, Management and Finance - Branding
Contents What is a Brand? - So What is a Global Brand? - Five Steps to a Strong Brand: The BrandDynamics Pyramid - How Strong Brands Create Value - Strong Brand Relationships are Local - Successful Global Brands - The Understanding of Brands Evolves Over Time - The Balancing Act - The BRICs and Beyond
Author(s)Nigel Hollis
No. of Pages 272
Web Link The Global Brand

 

Description

In this practical overview of brand strength in the modern business world,Nigel Hollis presents a simple formula for determining brand strength and outlines five steps of customer commitment to a strong brand - Presence, Relevance, Performance, Advantage, and Bonding. He alsoanalyses the future of brand-building.

Author Biographies

  • Nigel Hollis, has been part of the Millward Brown Group for 22 years, and is now Executive Vice President and Chief Global Analyst. He has wide-ranging experience in brand growth and development, marketing and communications, and interactive research techniques. Before his work at Millward Brown, Hollis worked at Cadbury Typhoo in the UK as a senior research manager. He also has global experience in the financial, automotive, packaged goods, travel, alcoholic beverages, and technology industries. Hollis frequently contributes to leading business journals and trade publications, and has speaking engagements for Millward Brown around the world. He graduated from Lancaster University in the UK with a B.A. (Honors) in economics.

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