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Empowering Brands with Customer Integration: Classification, Benefits and Success Factors (BestMasters) - Softcover

Book 11 of 91: BestMasters

Sesselmann, Jörg

 
9783658116385: Empowering Brands with Customer Integration: Classification, Benefits and Success Factors (BestMasters)

Synopsis

Jörg Sesselmann presents the first comprehensive guide to customer integration from a branding perspective. The author establishes a classification of the vast landscape of co-creation, co-design, co-production, interactive value creation and mass customization and evaluates benefits and success factors for brands. He provides insight into leading case studies from the fast food, apparel and toy industry as well as practical implementation checklists and guidelines. The book provides thought-provoking impulse for marketing, brand management and strategy professionals as well as for researchers, lecturers and students.

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About the Author

Jörg Sesselmann, M.A., graduated in International Marketing Management at the Berlin School of Economics of Law and is working as a Brand Strategist at a German branding agency.

From the Back Cover

Jörg Sesselmann presents the first comprehensive guide to customer integration from a branding perspective. The author establishes a classification of the vast landscape of co-creation, co-design, co-production, interactive value creation and mass customization and evaluates benefits and success factors for brands. He provides insight into leading case studies from the fast food, apparel and toy industry as well as practical implementation checklists and guidelines. The book provides thought-provoking impulse for marketing, brand management and strategy professionals as well as for researchers, lecturers and students.

Contents

  • Basic Principles of Branding and Brand Management
  • Classification of Customer Integration
  • Analysis of Benefit and Success Factors
  • Managerial Implications

Target Groups

  • Teachers and students of economics with the focus on marketing and brand management
  • Executives and consultants in the field of marketing, brand management and strategy professionals

The Author

Jörg Sesselmann, M.A., graduated in International Marketing Management at the Berlin School of Economics of Law and is working as a Brand Strategist at a German branding agency.

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