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Customize the Brand Make It More Desirable and Profitable

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ISBN-10: 0470848227

ISBN-13: 9780470848227

Edition: 2002

Authors: Torsten H. Nilson

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Explores the increasingly important topic of brand building within the one-to-one concept. It explains how to achieve what all markets dream about - a product or service customized for each individual customer that is both good value for the customer and a profitable venture for the producer.
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Book details

List price: $70.00
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 11/22/2002
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Size: 6.26" wide x 9.41" long x 0.81" tall
Weight: 0.990

Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
The customized brand -- introducing the concept
Some background
The customized brand
More reasons
Isn't customized branding just the same as the old one-to-one marketing and CRM concepts?
Success, performance, even exceptional desire
From the mark of a maker to a symbol of desire, and from mass-market to customization twice over
The first mass-market brands
The first customized brands
Mass-marketing for the masses
Customizing for the mass-market
Leading the way
Lead the market and other fundamentals
The four stages to achieving total relevance
Introducing the three building blocks to customized branding
Customized branding in business-to-business marketing
Markets fragment, communication and competition increase, less time, more uncertainty
Brand and product proliferation
The explosion of communication channels and messages
New distribution channels
The selective customer
More uncertainty
We are all different, but not that different - the principles of segmentation
The basic rationale
The raw material
Multilevel segmentation
Segmentation principles
The economics of segmentation
Find the Big Number
What is the Big Number?
From Big Number to Big Idea
From Big Number and Big Idea to Big Brand
How do you find a Big Number?
The 10 steps to a customized brand
The steps
The customized brand plan
The Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde requirement
New and old brands
Step 1: know the enemy and the battlefield
Competition
The category
Step 2: know your customers
Why?
Where to focus?
How to do it
Step 3: know thyself
Where are you coming from? - the product
Where are you coming from? - the company
Where are you coming from? - the brand
Step 4: customizing the brand proposition - the foundation for a truly desirable brand
A fundamental requirement: a well-defined brand and a segmentation model
Competitive context
Customizing the brand proposition
Don't go too far
Don't forget to co-ordinate
Keep it together
If only doing part of the job?
Individualized yet from one supplier
Step 5: the foundation for sustainable desirability: the product/service package
Making a better package
Impact on the product development strategy
Maximize customization for the customer, minimize it for the company
How to do it
Step 6: getting into the customers' hands
Consider the options
A brand marketing-led distribution strategy
Step 7: the price to pay
Individualized market pricing
Price transparency
Pricing and brand perceptions
Step 8: from 'interesting' to 'just right for me'
Get the brief and strategy right
Get the targeting and message right
From monologue to dialogue
Engaging the customers - and others - with passion
Leave the media targeting to the target group
Individualize wherever possible
Mass-media for targeting or targeted media for mass-marketing?
The inverted media mix
Focus
Step 9: make it move - sales promotion in a customized world
The good news
The bad news
Step 10: clinching the deal
The cost-benefit dilemma
Making it effective
A better bottom line
Making money from customized branding
Why more sales?
What about the cost side?
Any savings?
Conclusions
What does it take?
Management
Feedback
Find a preacher
Conclusions
Conclusions and summary
Summarizing
Conclusion - one day all marketing will be like this
What to do tomorrow, and the day after ...
Index