- Unbound
- Publisher: McGraw-Hill (Mar 2002)
- ISBN-10: 0071402721
- ISBN-13: 978-0071402729
- Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Can you measure the value of a good reputation?
How much profit has Nike's good reputation netted for the company? At the same time, what has a tarnished reputation cost Levi-Strauss? Reputation Marketing is the most comprehensive book to explore this important subject and provide specific strategies'
supported by case histories and examples'for establishing and maintaining a positive, bottom-line-enhancing corporate reputation.
Written by influential marketing veteran Joe Marconi, Reputation Marketing bypasses the theoretical to provide concrete guidelines, examples, and insights for maintaining a company's standing in the public eye. Drawing important distinctions between reputation marketing, brand marketing, and image marketing'and the often-dissimilar steps needed to establish and maintain each'this practical book covers subjects including:
Effective reputation management is critical to any company's competitive position and overall market value. From the many different aspects of reputation to the role of research and media in building and furthering a reputation, Reputation Marketing paints an easy-to-follow, uncompromising picture of the impact of reputation on long-term success and provides today's most comprehensive overview on the successful, profitable management of reputation through all modern marketing channels.
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Too much common sense...I would have expected more from a so called marketing guru..very disappointing indeed.
However, if you are not that demanding and would like to get a first insight into the topic of corporate reputation and how to maintain it, it might be worth reading it.