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Brand Aid

Second Edition

 
A Quick Reference Guide to Solving Your Branding Problems and Strengthening Your Market Position

 

The completely updated second edition of Brand Aid was published December 2014.

 

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Branding is more than a great logo. A brand is the essence of an organization—its DNA—impacting its continual success. It is absolutely essential to get it right.

 

Brand managers, marketers, and executives have long turned to this trusted guide to troubleshoot their branding problems.  Written by an acknowledged expert with 30 years of experience building world-class brands, Brand Aid covers topics ranging from research and positioning to brand equity management and architecture strategy.

 

Bringing together illuminating case studies, best practices, and the latest research, this edition offers invaluable advice on every aspect of brand management including:

  • The 6 most powerful sources of brand differentiation

  • 5 elements that trigger brand insistence

  • Turning brand strategy into advertising

  • Online branding

  • Private label brands

  • Creating “category of one” brands

  • Social responsibility, sustainability, and storytelling in branding

  • 60 nontraditional brand marketing techniques

  • Key metrics

and more.

 

A treasure trove of techniques, templates, and rules of thumb, Brand Aid is the ideal resource for anyone responsible for building their organization’s brand.

First published by AMACOM in 2003, Brand Aid has sold more than twenty thousand copies in the USA, making it a best-selling business book. The book has been translated into Japanese, Korean and Russian. Other versions of the book have been published under the titles The Brand Management Checklist in the UK and Branding in India. Paperback, digital and audio versions of the book are also available. The book is used to teach brand management and marketing at many business schools throughout the world.

All-Time Best Selling Brand Book

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