Every one of the largest, most successful corporations were, at
some point, mere startups. McKee explains what enables some
companies to growbigger and better, while others stumble along year
after year, running but never winning the race. The difference is
that the biggest and best brands arena (TM)t slaves to conventional
marketing wisdom. McKee shows by example how the same, sometimes
counter-intuitive, strategies used by the biggest brands can also
best serve small and mid-sized companies. Among the topics
explored: How can a company grow big by thinking small? Why do the
best companies sometimes avoid being better? Why do brands that
create the most memorable advertising stay away from focus groups?
What is the secret to an effective slogan? When can admitting a
negative become a positive? A diverse selection of companies
provides powerful lessons, ranging from traditional icons like
Coca-Cola, McDonalda (TM)s, and General Motors, to new media models
like Google and Facebook. This book appeals not only to time-
starved executives, but also to middle managers and owners of small
businesses who have a wide variety of marketing problems to address
and who need to change the way they think about how to generate
healthy, consistent growth.
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