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Experiential Marketing
by Bernd H. Schmitt • 1999
Stop selling features and benefits. Five experience types and the tools to build them.
3.85
112
Experiential Marketing Summary
Experiential Marketing 92%
Stop selling features and benefits. Five experience types and the tools to build them.
by Bernd H. Schmitt 1999
3.85
112 ratings
Experiential Marketing
by Kerry Smith • 2016
How to turn live events into content factories that build brands and pay for themselves.
4.18
11
Experiential Marketing Summary
Experiential Marketing 91%
How to turn live events into content factories that build brands and pay for themselves.
by Kerry Smith 2016
4.18
11 ratings
Brand Sense
by Martin Lindstrom • 2005
Activate the three senses most brands ignore, and build devotion that a logo alone never could.
3.88
890
Brand Sense Summary
Brand Sense 91%
Activate the three senses most brands ignore, and build devotion that a logo alone never could.
by Martin Lindstrom 2005
3.88
890 ratings
Lovemarks The Future Beyond Brands
by Kevin Roberts • 2005
Brands lost their mystery. Three buried instincts are the only way to get it back.
3.86
1k+
Lovemarks The Future Beyond Brands Summary
Lovemarks The Future Beyond Brands 91%
Brands lost their mystery. Three buried instincts are the only way to get it back.
by Kevin Roberts 2005
3.86
1k+ ratings
What Great Brands Do
by Denise Lee Yohn • 2013
The best brands stop pursuing customers and start attracting them. They build from the inside out.
3.91
365
What Great Brands Do Summary
What Great Brands Do 91%
The best brands stop pursuing customers and start attracting them. They build from the inside out.
by Denise Lee Yohn 2013
3.91
365 ratings
Brand Gap, The
by Marty Neumeier • 2003
Brands stumble not on bad strategy or poor design, but on the gap no one manages.
3.98
6k+
Brand Gap, The Summary
Brand Gap, The 90%
Brands stumble not on bad strategy or poor design, but on the gap no one manages.
by Marty Neumeier 2003
3.98
6k+ ratings
Rethinking Prestige Branding
by Wolfgang Schaefer • 2013
The new luxury does not sell scarcity; it builds missions and myths that people chase.
4.05
82
Rethinking Prestige Branding Summary
Rethinking Prestige Branding 90%
The new luxury does not sell scarcity; it builds missions and myths that people chase.
by Wolfgang Schaefer 2013
4.05
82 ratings
How to Launch a Brand
by Fabian Geyrhalter • 2020
Where brand names come from, how logos earn attention, and what turns a business into a brand.
3.90
191
How to Launch a Brand Summary
How to Launch a Brand 90%
Where brand names come from, how logos earn attention, and what turns a business into a brand.
by Fabian Geyrhalter 2020
3.90
191 ratings
Emotional Branding, Revised Edition
by Marc Gobé • 2001
Emotions, not features, drive loyalty. The sensory, story-driven playbook for brands people love.
3.76
398
Emotional Branding, Revised Edition Summary
Emotional Branding, Revised Edition 90%
Emotions, not features, drive loyalty. The sensory, story-driven playbook for brands people love.
by Marc Gobé 2001
3.76
398 ratings
Branding
by Michael Johnson • 2016
Why most brands look the same and the disciplined process that makes yours the exception.
4.32
294
Branding Summary
Branding 90%
Why most brands look the same and the disciplined process that makes yours the exception.
by Michael Johnson 2016
4.32
294 ratings
The Fortune Cookie Principle
by Bernadette Jiwa • 2013
Twenty design decisions that make your brand a story worth telling and sharing.
3.88
686
The Fortune Cookie Principle Summary
The Fortune Cookie Principle 90%
Twenty design decisions that make your brand a story worth telling and sharing.
by Bernadette Jiwa 2013
3.88
686 ratings
Bigger Than This
by Fabian Geyrhalter • 2018
Commodity brands become icons not by invention but by the eight traits that make them matter.
4.17
213
Bigger Than This Summary
Bigger Than This 90%
Commodity brands become icons not by invention but by the eight traits that make them matter.
by Fabian Geyrhalter 2018
4.17
213 ratings
Sensory Marketing
by B. Hultén • 2009
Marketing forgot smell, touch, taste, and sound. A framework for brands that engage all five senses.
3.64
14
Sensory Marketing Summary
Sensory Marketing 90%
Marketing forgot smell, touch, taste, and sound. A framework for brands that engage all five senses.
by B. Hultén 2009
3.64
14 ratings
Breakthrough Branding
by Catherine Kaputa • 2012
How to own a niche, be the face, and build a machine: the small-brand playbook.
3.82
85
Breakthrough Branding Summary
Breakthrough Branding 90%
How to own a niche, be the face, and build a machine: the small-brand playbook.
by Catherine Kaputa 2012
3.82
85 ratings
Building Strong Brands
by David A. Aaker • 1995
A brand is an asset hiding inside your marketing budget. The system for unlocking it.
3.99
657
Building Strong Brands Summary
Building Strong Brands 90%
A brand is an asset hiding inside your marketing budget. The system for unlocking it.
by David A. Aaker 1995
3.99
657 ratings
The Brand Flip
by Marty Neumeier • 2015
The internet handed customers the controls. Most companies still haven't noticed who's driving.
4.30
673
The Brand Flip Summary
The Brand Flip 90%
The internet handed customers the controls. Most companies still haven't noticed who's driving.
by Marty Neumeier 2015
4.30
673 ratings
Authenticity
by James H. Gilmore • 2007
Everything sold is manufactured, including authenticity. The winners manage the perception of real.
3.69
222
Authenticity Summary
Authenticity 90%
Everything sold is manufactured, including authenticity. The winners manage the perception of real.
by James H. Gilmore 2007
3.69
222 ratings
Obsessed
by Emily Heyward • 2020
The brands people obsess over made one decision early: brand isn't paint, it's the foundation.
3.96
976
Obsessed Summary
Obsessed 90%
The brands people obsess over made one decision early: brand isn't paint, it's the foundation.
by Emily Heyward 2020
3.96
976 ratings
Brand Now
by Nick Westergaard • 2018
Brands are DNA, not pyramids. Here is how to re-sequence yours.
3.99
138
Brand Now Summary
Brand Now 89%
Brands are DNA, not pyramids. Here is how to re-sequence yours.
by Nick Westergaard 2018
3.99
138 ratings
Branding For Dummies
by Bill Chiaravalle • 2006
Branding that lasts: why consistency outranks brilliance, and a playbook for earning consumer trust.
3.74
118
Branding For Dummies Summary
Branding For Dummies 89%
Branding that lasts: why consistency outranks brilliance, and a playbook for earning consumer trust.
by Bill Chiaravalle 2006
3.74
118 ratings
Visual Hammer
by Laura Ries • 2012
The emotional brain doesn't read. It sees. The brands that understand this rule the market.
3.88
161
Visual Hammer Summary
Visual Hammer 89%
The emotional brain doesn't read. It sees. The brands that understand this rule the market.
by Laura Ries 2012
3.88
161 ratings
Notes from a Friend
by Anthony Robbins • 1995
You are punishing loyal customers for the crimes of the 1 percent. A five-step reset.
3.97
2k+
Notes from a Friend Summary
Notes from a Friend 89%
You are punishing loyal customers for the crimes of the 1 percent. A five-step reset.
by Anthony Robbins 1995
3.97
2k+ ratings
Brand Seduction
by Daryl Weber • 2016
Brand choice is unconscious. Positioning statements are decoration. The real work happens beneath.
4.08
146
Brand Seduction Summary
Brand Seduction 89%
Brand choice is unconscious. Positioning statements are decoration. The real work happens beneath.
by Daryl Weber 2016
4.08
146 ratings
StoryBranding 2.0
by Jim Signorelli • 2011
Customers already hold their beliefs. The brands that win simply agree, clearly and consistently.
3.95
216
StoryBranding 2.0 Summary
StoryBranding 2.0 89%
Customers already hold their beliefs. The brands that win simply agree, clearly and consistently.
by Jim Signorelli 2011
3.95
216 ratings
What Customers Crave
by Nicholas J. Webb • 2016
Good customer service is killing your business. The design-driven method that replaces it.
3.69
289
What Customers Crave Summary
What Customers Crave 89%
Good customer service is killing your business. The design-driven method that replaces it.
by Nicholas J. Webb 2016
3.69
289 ratings
Zag
by Marty Neumeier • 2006
Why different beats better, and the method for making your brand the one they remember.
3.99
4k+
Zag Summary
Zag 89%
Why different beats better, and the method for making your brand the one they remember.
by Marty Neumeier 2006
3.99
4k+ ratings
The Power of Licensing
by Michael Stone • 2018
Your brand could be in categories you never manufactured. The licensing playbook.
4.33
3
The Power of Licensing Summary
The Power of Licensing 89%
Your brand could be in categories you never manufactured. The licensing playbook.
by Michael Stone 2018
4.33
3 ratings
Kellogg on Branding
by Alice M. Tybout • 2005
Beyond logos: a Kellogg MBA course on brand as system, spanning positioning, culture, and finance.
4.09
276
Kellogg on Branding Summary
Kellogg on Branding 89%
Beyond logos: a Kellogg MBA course on brand as system, spanning positioning, culture, and finance.
by Alice M. Tybout 2005
4.09
276 ratings
All about Them
by Bruce Turkel • 2016
Your product works. Everyone's does. Brands that win make people feel something about themselves.
3.53
74
All about Them Summary
All about Them 89%
Your product works. Everyone's does. Brands that win make people feel something about themselves.
by Bruce Turkel 2016
3.53
74 ratings
Brand Thinking and Other Noble Pursuits
by Debbie Millman • 2011
Brands are modern myths. The world's best designers reveal how they shape identity and culture.
3.85
886
Brand Thinking and Other Noble Pursuits Summary
Brand Thinking and Other Noble Pursuits 89%
Brands are modern myths. The world's best designers reveal how they shape identity and culture.
by Debbie Millman 2011
3.85
886 ratings
Aesthetic Intelligence
by Pauline Brown • 2019
The five senses make the brand. A former LVMH leader on how to sharpen yours.
3.69
761
Aesthetic Intelligence Summary
Aesthetic Intelligence 89%
The five senses make the brand. A former LVMH leader on how to sharpen yours.
by Pauline Brown 2019
3.69
761 ratings
The Origin of Brands
by Al Ries • 2005
The market doesn't converge. It branches, and every branch is a brand you can own.
3.71
436
The Origin of Brands Summary
The Origin of Brands 89%
The market doesn't converge. It branches, and every branch is a brand you can own.
by Al Ries 2005
3.71
436 ratings
The 22 Immutable Laws Of Branding
by Al Ries • 1998
Own one word. Publicity over ads. Focus over expansion. The 22 laws that build brands that last.
3.88
4k+
The 22 Immutable Laws Of Branding Summary
The 22 Immutable Laws Of Branding 89%
Own one word. Publicity over ads. Focus over expansion. The 22 laws that build brands that last.
by Al Ries 1998
3.88
4k+ ratings
The Brand Mapping Strategy
by Karen Leland • 2016
The market is already defining your brand. A step-by-step process for reclaiming that narrative.
3.74
107
The Brand Mapping Strategy Summary
The Brand Mapping Strategy 89%
The market is already defining your brand. A step-by-step process for reclaiming that narrative.
by Karen Leland 2016
3.74
107 ratings
Designing Brand Identity
by Alina Wheeler • 2003
The complete playbook for turning abstract company values into a brand people trust on sight.
4.12
3k+
Designing Brand Identity Summary
Designing Brand Identity 89%
The complete playbook for turning abstract company values into a brand people trust on sight.
by Alina Wheeler 2003
4.12
3k+ ratings
The Experience Economy
by James H. Gilmore • 1999
Goods became services. Now services are becoming experiences. The next step: transformations.
3.80
3k+
The Experience Economy Summary
The Experience Economy 89%
Goods became services. Now services are becoming experiences. The next step: transformations.
by James H. Gilmore 1999
3.80
3k+ ratings
Eating the Big Fish
by Adam Morgan • 1999
Outspent is a given. Outplayed is a choice: the challenger brand's guide to beating giants.
3.93
752
Eating the Big Fish Summary
Eating the Big Fish 89%
Outspent is a given. Outplayed is a choice: the challenger brand's guide to beating giants.
by Adam Morgan 1999
3.93
752 ratings
The Hero and the Outlaw
by Margaret Mark • 2001
The deepest brands play a role your customer already knows; here is the full cast.
4.13
947
The Hero and the Outlaw Summary
The Hero and the Outlaw 89%
The deepest brands play a role your customer already knows; here is the full cast.
by Margaret Mark 2001
4.13
947 ratings
Creating Superfans
by Brittany Hodak • 2023
You can't buy devotion, only earn it: a system for turning indifference into lifelong advocacy.
4.37
260
Creating Superfans Summary
Creating Superfans 89%
You can't buy devotion, only earn it: a system for turning indifference into lifelong advocacy.
by Brittany Hodak 2023
4.37
260 ratings
Emotion By Design
by Greg Hoffman • 2022
The creative principles that built Nike's most emotional campaigns, from a designer who rose to CMO.
3.69
769
Emotion By Design Summary
Emotion By Design 89%
The creative principles that built Nike's most emotional campaigns, from a designer who rose to CMO.
by Greg Hoffman 2022
3.69
769 ratings
Strategic Brand Management
by Kevin Lane Keller • 2007
Customer memory, not ad spend, determines brand value. The system for measuring and building it.
4.03
440
Strategic Brand Management Summary
Strategic Brand Management 89%
Customer memory, not ad spend, determines brand value. The system for measuring and building it.
by Kevin Lane Keller 2007
4.03
440 ratings
Decoding the New Consumer Mind
by Kit Yarrow • 2014
The consumer brain after digital: distracted, mistrustful, novelty-obsessed. How to win sales now.
3.76
325
Decoding the New Consumer Mind Summary
Decoding the New Consumer Mind 89%
The consumer brain after digital: distracted, mistrustful, novelty-obsessed. How to win sales now.
by Kit Yarrow 2014
3.76
325 ratings
Romancing the Brand
by Tim Halloran • 2013
Brands are partners, not products. Principles for building devotion that outlasts any campaign.
3.76
101
Romancing the Brand Summary
Romancing the Brand 89%
Brands are partners, not products. Principles for building devotion that outlasts any campaign.
by Tim Halloran 2013
3.76
101 ratings
Rocket
by Michael J. Silverstein • 2015
Customer surveys do not create breakthroughs. Winning brands build advocates who sell for them.
3.37
54
Rocket Summary
Rocket 89%
Customer surveys do not create breakthroughs. Winning brands build advocates who sell for them.
by Michael J. Silverstein 2015
3.37
54 ratings
How Brands Become Icons
by Douglas B. Holt • 2004
Brands become icons by telling myths that resolve cultural tensions.
3.84
392
How Brands Become Icons Summary
How Brands Become Icons 89%
Brands become icons by telling myths that resolve cultural tensions.
by Douglas B. Holt 2004
3.84
392 ratings
Luxury Brand Management
by Michel Chevalier • 2008
Why a small fashion label outshines an industrial giant: the rules luxury lives by.
3.80
75
Luxury Brand Management Summary
Luxury Brand Management 89%
Why a small fashion label outshines an industrial giant: the rules luxury lives by.
by Michel Chevalier 2008
3.80
75 ratings
Branding that Means Business
by Matt Johnson • 2022
The psychology that turns brands into identities and the strategy for building one.
4.04
76
Branding that Means Business Summary
Branding that Means Business 89%
The psychology that turns brands into identities and the strategy for building one.
by Matt Johnson 2022
4.04
76 ratings
Paid Attention
by Faris Yakob • 2015
Brands used to buy attention. Now they must earn it with myth, emotion, and ideas people share.
3.86
224
Paid Attention Summary
Paid Attention 88%
Brands used to buy attention. Now they must earn it with myth, emotion, and ideas people share.
by Faris Yakob 2015
3.86
224 ratings
The Other Guy Blinked
by Jesse Kornbluth • 1986
Coke killed its century-old formula. Pepsi had a $5 million pop star and a bold plan.
3.82
243
The Other Guy Blinked Summary
The Other Guy Blinked 88%
Coke killed its century-old formula. Pepsi had a $5 million pop star and a bold plan.
by Jesse Kornbluth 1986
3.82
243 ratings
Fans First
by Jesse Cole • 2022
Forget advertising. How to build fans devoted enough to drive across the country for you.
4.36
983
Fans First Summary
Fans First 88%
Forget advertising. How to build fans devoted enough to drive across the country for you.
by Jesse Cole 2022
4.36
983 ratings
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