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Preface | |
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Winning the Brand Relevance Battle | |
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Cases: The Japanese Beer Industry and the U.S. Computer Industry | |
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Gaining Brand Preference | |
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The Brand Relevance Model | |
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Creating New Categories or Subcategories | |
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Levels of Relevance | |
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The New Brand Challenge | |
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The First-Mover Advantage | |
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The Payoff | |
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Creating New Categories or Subcategories-Four Challenges | |
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The Brand Relevance Model Versus Others | |
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Understanding Brand Relevance: Categorizing, Framing, Consideration, and Measurement | |
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Categorization | |
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It's All About Framing | |
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Consideration Set as a Screening Step | |
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Measuring Relevance | |
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Changing the Retail Landscape | |
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Cases: | |
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Muji | |
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IKEA | |
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Zara | |
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H&M | |
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Best Buy | |
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Whole Foods Market | |
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The Subway Story | |
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Zappos | |
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Market Dynamics in the Automobile Industry | |
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Cases: | |
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Toyota's Prius Hybrid | |
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The Saturn Story | |
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The Chrysler Minivan | |
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Tata's Nano | |
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Yugo | |
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Enterprise Rent-A-Car | |
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Zipcar | |
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The Food Industry Adapts | |
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Cases: | |
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Fighting the Fat Battle | |
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Nabisco Cookies | |
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Dreyer's Slow Churned Ice Cream | |
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P&G's Olestra | |
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From Fat to Health | |
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General Mills and the Health Trends | |
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Healthy Choice | |
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Finding New Concepts | |
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Case: Apple | |
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Concept Generation | |
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Sourcing Concepts | |
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Prioritizing the Analysis | |
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Evaluation | |
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Case: Segway's Human Transporter | |
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Evaluation: Picking the Winners | |
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Is There a Market-Is the Opportunity Real? | |
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Can We Compete and Win? | |
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Does the Offering Have Legs? | |
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Beyond Go or No-Go-A Portfolio of Concepts | |
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Defining and Managing the Category or Subcategory | |
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Case: Salesforce.com | |
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Defining a New Category or Subcategory | |
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Functional Benefits Delivered by the Offering | |
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Customer-Brand Relationship-Beyond the Offering | |
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Categories and Subcategories: Complex and Dynamic | |
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Managing the Category or Subcategory | |
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Creating Barriers: Sustaining the Differentiation | |
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Case: Yamaha Disklavier | |
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Creating Barriers to Competition | |
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Investment Barriers | |
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Owning a Compelling Benefit or Benefits | |
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Relationship with Customers | |
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Link the Brand to the Category or Subcategory | |
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Gaining and Maintaining Relevance in the Face of Market Dynamics | |
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Case: Walmart | |
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Avoiding the Loss of Relevance | |
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Product Category or Subcategory Relevance | |
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Category or Subcategory Relevance Strategies | |
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Energy Relevance | |
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Gaining Relevance-The Hyundai Case | |
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The Innovative Organization | |
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Case: GE Story | |
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The Innovative Organization | |
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Selective Opportunism | |
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Dynamic Strategic Commitment | |
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Organization-Wide Resource Allocation | |
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Epilogue: The Yin and Yang of the Relevance Battle | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |