Simon Hammond's New Book: CEO of Earth
Why do leading brands like Apple, Coke and Google have such loyal followers? What makes them different? How do they continue to grow regardless of market conditions?
Branding expert Simon Hammond believes it comes down
to engaging consumers to believe in the brand, with his
theories currently used by some of Australia’s top
companies (including Westpac & Boost) as well as being
studied in major universities across the country.
Simon’s new book CEO of Earth shows how creating
brand connection through engaging consumers increases their
loyalty and enhances growth potential. Told as a narrative
business fable that’s part Hitchhiker’s Guide to the
Galaxy and part Fish!, CEO of Earth examines the power of
branding that asks the question: How would you run Earth as
a business and a brand?
For marketers interested in
increasing customer loyalty and building a brand that people
believe in, CEO of Earth is an essential read for those
looking to grow market share and become a celebrated brand.
Additional Information
* Demonstrates the
importance of belief and emotion in branding
* Unique
look at branding principles through a narrative
*
Author is an industry leader & author of BE Brands and GUTS
* Author can discuss the importance of branding
during an upturn
About the Author
Simon
Hammond is one of Australia’s leading branding gurus. Over
the past two decades he was worked consistently towards
creating business change through radical new marketing and
branding methodologies for some of the country’s
best-known brands.
Publication date: NOVEMBER 2009
For a PDF of this release please visit the following link:
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