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  <title>Advanced brand management :</title>
  <subTitle>from vision to valuation</subTitle>
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 <note>Advanced Brand Management: From Vision to Valuation has been&#13;
specifically written for anyone who needs to know how to manage the most valuable assets in the business world - brands. Paul Temporal, one of the world’s leading branding experts, presents a guide on developing and managing sophisticated stratEgies that will ensure lasting brand value. Dr Temporal gives answers to the many questions that are often asked, covering vital issues such as:&#13;
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a.How to create a brand vision&#13;
b. How companies create brand strategies&#13;
c. How brands are valued&#13;
d. What positioning strategies firms use&#13;
e. How a brand culture is created&#13;
f. How public relations can help build a brand&#13;
g. What brand architecture options are possible&#13;
h. What to consider in extending revitalizing and deleting brands&#13;
i. How to take a brand into a new marekt&#13;
j. Structuring the company for brand guardianship and management&#13;
&#13;
More than 25 case studies play their part in delivering a practical approach to the topics, helping you learn from the good and not-so-good international brand management initiatives including: Caterpillar, Hallmark, Hang Seng Bank, Intel, Jim Beam, Lloyds TSB, Mazda, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton Group (LVMH), Philips, Singapore Airlines, Unilever, Virgin&#13;
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TABLE OF CONTENTS&#13;
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Acknowledgments vii&#13;
Preface ix&#13;
1. The Changing Roles of Brand Management&#13;
2. Brand Vision, Strategy, and Consumer Insight Hallmark Inc.: The business of the Hallmark brand--a paradigm shift in thinking&#13;
  Unilever Malaysia: Romancing the consumer&#13;
  Land Rover: Turning rational attributes into an emotional brand personality&#13;
  Phil Corporation’s GoKhatak: Building a new brand&#13;
3. Positioning and Brand Management&#13;
 Lollipops: Growing a category by positioning generic products to different market segments&#13;
 Haier: Positioning an Asian brand in a sophisticated Western market: Those who dare will win?&#13;
4. Brand Architecture&#13;
 Raffles International: Master branding endorsement&#13;
 Sony and Ericsson: A winning partnership?&#13;
 Sundsvall: Hybrid branding--one drink too many!&#13;
 Marriott International Inc.: Acquisitions and the problem of brand fit&#13;
 Carrefour SA (France) versus Ahold NV (Holland): Mergers and acquisitions--global versus product naming&#13;
 Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton Group (LVMH): The house of luxury brands&#13;
5. Three Great Dilemmas: Brand Stretch, Brand Revitalization, and Brand Deletion&#13;
 Caterpillar Inc.: An example of successful brand extension&#13;
 Wrigley: Gum does stretch!&#13;
 Tab Diet Soda: The customer lifeline&#13;
 Mazda: The revitalization of a brand&#13;
 Oldsmobile: The final parking lot&#13;
6. Total Communications for Brand Management&#13;
 Jim Beam: Global repositioning and local adaptation expressed through market communications&#13;
 Hello Kitty: Damage limitation--quick response&#13;
 McDonald’s: Damage limitation--slow response&#13;
 Singapore Airlines: Thrust into disaster--PR in action&#13;
 Malaysia Airlines: Analysis of advertising copy for perceived brand personality&#13;
7. E-brand Management and Customer Relationship Management&#13;
 Hang Seng Bank: Forging an e-image&#13;
8. &quot;Long Live the Brand!&quot;: Creating a Brand Culture&#13;
 The Virgin Group: Let’s have some fun!&#13;
 Intel Corporation: Training for maximum brand performance&#13;
 Philips: Brand philosophy--making brand guardianship happen&#13;
 Acer: Model of brand anatomy and management&#13;
9. Measuring Brand Success: Market Research and Brand Valuation&#13;
 Lloyds TSB: Tagging customers for increased profitability and satisfaction&#13;
 Diageo: Performance tracking&#13;
10. Conclusion&#13;
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Appendix Your Brand Management Toolkit&#13;
Index&#13;
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