Instilling brand loyalty among consumers is the key to long-term success, and requires focusing on meaningful differentiation: functional, emotional, or societal. Supported by data analyses, case studies and interviews, The Meaningful Brand explores the four components of a distinguished brand: purpose, delivery, resonance, and difference.

Auteur
Nigel Hollis is executive vice president and chief global analyst at Millward Brown. Nigel brings 30 years of research experience to bear on his understanding of how marketing communications can build and maintain brands. Nigel has worked with clients in many different industries and countries, and has been instrumental in developing some of Millward Brown's most successful research solutions. He has a popular brand blog called Straight Talk with Nigel Hollis. A four-time winner of WPP's Atticus Award. He lives in Vermont.

Contenu
Foreword Acknowledgements Preface PART I: WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? Chapter 1: HOW MARKETING ADDS FINANCIAL VALUE TO A BUSINESS Chapter 2: HOW BRANDS INFLUENCE PURCHASE DECISIONS Chapter 3: WHAT MAKES YOUR BRAND MEANINGFULLY DIFFERENT? Chapter 4: LINKING MEANINGFUL DIFFERENCE TO FINANCIAL OUTCOMES PART II: CREATING A MEANINGFULLY DIFFERENT BRAND Chapter 5: CLARITY OF PURPOSE Chapter 6: EFFECTIVE DELIVERY Chapter 7: RESONANCE Chapter 8: DIFFERENTIATION Chapter 9: DEFINING A MEANINGFULLY DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE PART III: AMPLIFYING A MEANINGFULLY DIFFERENT BRAND Chapter 10: FINDABILITY Chapter 11: CREDIBILITY Chapter 12: VITALITY Chapter 13: AFFORDABILITY AT A PRICE POINT Chapter 14: EXTENDABILITY Chapter 15: MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR BRAND