brand value creation — financial, part 2
Why should stockholders care about a company’s brand? That’s the subject of today’s post, the 3rd in a series on the many ways a brand creates value for a company.
Here’s Post #2 in a series on how brands create value. I’m using Kaplan and Norton’s Balanced Scorecard as an organizing framework and kicked the series off with the Customer perspective. Today, the topic is Financial brand value creation.
Today I’m launching a short series on brand value creation. My intent is to outline the ways brands create value, organizing the points by the four quadrants of The Balanced Scorecard.
brand inspiration
This post was inspired by a recent tweet from Gabriel Rossi, a “branding strategist” (as he calls himself) based in Sao Paulo — I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Gabriel through my blog and Twitter
10 criteria for brand you
A few weeks ago, in response to some inquiries by colleagues and friends, I wrote about personal branding. As a reminder, I suggested
why fast feeders need starbucks to succeed
The editor of QSR Magazine, the trade journal for quick service restaurant brands (fast feeders like McDonalds, Dunkin Donuts, Baskin Robbins, etc.), interviewed me to explain to QSRs “Why You Win If Starbucks Survives.”
brand you?
Personal branding seems to have re-emerged as a hot topic. The concept introduced by Tom Peters over 10 years ago is now back on everyone’s radar screens
everything you ever wanted to know about retail
Last week, Interbrand Design Forum the retail arm of the global consultancy of the same name released The Most Valuable U.S. Retail Brands 2009 report and it is a must-read for anyone who wants insights into the retail sector.
Last week’s Ad Age juxtaposed 2 pieces worth noting: First was an excerpt from David Aaker‘s latest book, “Spanning Silos: The New CMO Imperative.” Its main thesis
konosuke matsushita r.i.p.
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. has officially changed its name to Panasonic Corp (see release.) The company also ditched its National brand,
Discover magazine has published an interview with William McDonough, the “King of Green Architecture.” In it, McDonough explains
express vs. operationalize
Next week I’m speaking at the Digital Symposium at the Westin New York on “Using Internet Technologies to Operationalize Your Brand.” The basis of my talk
I recently came across 2 different items that I left me similarly unimpressed. The first was a sticker on my Hertz rental car folder, announcing the company was now offering to re-fuel my rental at market prices
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