AuthorKotler, Philip
Title Ingredient branding : making the invisible visible / Philip Kotler, Waldemar Pfoertsch
Imprint Heildelberg [Germany] ; New York : Springer, 2010
Edition 1st ed
Descript xx, 393 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm

CONTENT

Branding ingredients: What is ingredient branding? -- A new brand strategy? -- What can you expect from this book? -- Basics of ingredient branding: Theoretical basis fof ingredient branding -- Principles of inbranding -- Requirements for inbranding -- Benefits and risks -- Intel inside - the ingredient branding success story -- Implementation of inbranding within a company: Significance of the brand concept -- Brand conception with ingredient branding -- Strategy options -- Communication policy -- Success stories of ingredient branding: Automotive components -- Branding of fibers in the textile industry -- Glass as an essential component -- Food industry example -- Detailed examples of successful ingredient brands. Teflon: basics of ingredient branding -- Dolby: leading an industry with innovation -- Tetra Pak: a machine builder becomes a household name -- Bitrex: implementing the network approach -- Shimano: implicit ingredient branding -- Makrolon: the high-tech material -- DLP: pampering the customer -- Schott Ceran: differentiating with success -- Microban: convincing and measuring -- Managing ingredient brands and measuring the performance of inbrands. Managing ingredient brands ; Principles of brand evaluation -- Perspectives of successful inbranding


SUBJECT

  1. Branding (Marketing)
  2. Branding (Marketing) -- Case studies
  3. Brand name products
  4. Brand name products -- Case studies

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Communication Arts Library658.827 K87I 2010 CHECK SHELVES