34 results for Brand Management
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ENTHouse of Brands vs. Branded House Decision Gate
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Use three explicit triggers to decide whether to consolidate acquired brands before the complexity becomes unmanageable

Owned and Operated: The REAL Reason Rebranding Can Add $5M/Year · John Wilson

LEADSingle-Focus Shower Epiphany Test
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Measure the real cost of brand sprawl by whether your operator can have an unprompted strategic insight

Owned and Operated: The REAL Reason Rebranding Can Add $5M/Year · John Wilson

STRThe 99¢ Commitment (Brand as Promise)
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A brand promise held for 33 years, encoded in price not slogan.

Don Vultaggio on How I Built This with Guy Raz (full episode) · Wondery / Guy Raz

LEADDARC Inbound Hiring Framework
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Hire marketers who are digital natives, analytical, networked, and can create content

Inbound Marketing: Get Found Using Google, Social Media, and Blogs · Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah

SELFInternal Personal Brand as Career Leverage
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Make your contributions visible inside and outside the organisation so promotion becomes obvious, not argued

How To Get A Pay Rise: Career Coach's Proven System · Yota Trom

COMManager-as-Negotiation-Partner
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Coach your manager to fight for you — hand them the case, don't fight across the table

How To Get A Pay Rise: Career Coach's Proven System · Yota Trom

STRDoom Bubble Lens for Tech Cycles
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The technology can win even as the stocks lose.

This Is How You Build Wealth · Richard Coffin (The Plain Bagel)

STRThe Resource-Process-Values (RPV) Framework
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Diagnose why your organization cannot pursue disruptive opportunities despite wanting to

The Innovator's Dilemma · Clayton M. Christensen

ENTThe 24 Assets Framework
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Build a valuable business by systematically developing assets across six critical categories

24 Assets · Daniel Priestley

ENTThe E-Myth Framework: Entrepreneur, Manager, Technician
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Every business owner contains three personalities at war with each other

The E-Myth Revisited · Michael E. Gerber

PRODFour Channels of Sound Impact
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Sound affects you physiologically, psychologically, cognitively, and behaviorally whether you notice or not

The 4 ways sound affects us · Julian Treasure

MKTAsymmetric Value Creation
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Find where small changes in context create disproportionate value shifts

Dirty Little Marketing Secrets That Always Work - Rory Sutherland (4K) · Rory Sutherland

STRThe Three Eras of Change Framework
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From factories to TV ads to tribes—understand which era you are leading in

The tribes we lead · Seth Godin

MKTThe Purple Cow Principle
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Be remarkable or be invisible -- very good is the new mediocre

How to Get Your Ideas to Spread · Seth Godin

LEADThe Transformation Pyramid
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Move beyond survival metrics to measure what truly creates lasting success

Measuring What Makes Life Worthwhile · Chip Conley

STRThe Racecar Growth Framework
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Break growth into engines, turbo boosts, lubricants, and fuel

How to Build Products Users Love · Lenny Rachitsky

STRSequenced Entry Framework
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Enter a new industry through a series of strategic moves

Competitive Strategy · Michael E. Porter

MKTThe Death of the TV-Industrial Complex
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Mass marketing is dead — create remarkable products that the right people seek out instead of interrupting everyone

Purple Cow, New Edition: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable · Seth Godin

STRThe RPV Framework
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Resources, Processes, and Values determine what an organization can and cannot do

The Innovator's Solution · Clayton M. Christensen & Michael E. Raynor

INNJobs-to-be-Done Theory
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Customers hire products to do specific jobs; segment by the job, not by customer demographics

The Innovator's Solution · Clayton M. Christensen & Michael E. Raynor

STRStrategy as an Iterative Process
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Strategy is an endless pursuit of winning, not a destination you reach once

Playing to Win_ How Strategy Really Works · A.G. Lafley & Roger Martin

STRThe Strategy Choice Cascade
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Five interconnected choices that define a winning strategy for any organization

Playing to Win_ How Strategy Really Works · A.G. Lafley & Roger Martin

MKTThe Line Extension Trap
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Taking a successful brand name and stretching it to new products almost always weakens the original position.

Positioning The Battle for Your Mind · Al Ries & Jack Trout

LEADThe Tribal Identity Architecture
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Build tribe cohesion through shared language, rituals, and visible markers

The Tribes Casebook A companion to TRIBES - Seth Godin · Seth Godin & Triiibes Community

STRUsing Advantage
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Identify, deepen, broaden, and defend the asymmetries that give you an edge

Good Strategy/Bad Strategy: The difference and why it matters · Richard Rumelt

STRInertia and Entropy Diagnosis
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Exploit rivals' inability to change; combat your own organizational decay

Good Strategy/Bad Strategy: The difference and why it matters · Richard Rumelt

MKTSensation Transference
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Understand how packaging, context, and framing secretly shape every judgment

Blink the power of thinking without thinking · Gladwell Malcolm

LEADThe Courage to Lead Framework
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The willingness to take risks for the good of an unknown future

The Infinite Game · Simon Sinek

LEADPublic Persona Management
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Managing Perception

Elon Musk Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic · Ashlee Vance

STRNetwork Effects Engine
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Harness demand-side economies of scale where each new user increases value for all others

Platform Revolution · Geoffrey G. Parker, Marshall W. Van Alstyne & Sangeet Paul Choudary

INFReturn Every Handshake
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Never leave a first interaction unanswered; every greeting is a potential superfan moment

Superfans · Pat Flynn

COMThe Myth-Reality Alignment Check
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Close the gap between the stories you tell and the results you produce

Sapiens · Yuval Noah Harari

FINThe Placebo Price Effect
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Higher prices produce genuinely better outcomes through belief alone

Predictably Irrational · Dan Ariely

MKTThe Five Stages of Market Sophistication
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Adapt your claims and mechanisms based on how many competitors have preceded you

Breakthrough Advertising · Eugene Schwartz