Brand management is continuously evolving as the economy changes and requires new approaches and other ways of thinking. Consequently this post serves to highlight the main trends within brand management during the first years of the new millennium.
Today the competitive landscape has become much more complex as companies compete around the globe and across industries online. Meanwhile brands have been acknowledged as an essential part of every business model, and lead to an infinite number of strong brands along with the development of new patterns and trends in brand management.
In the next series of posts, I will briefly talk about how brand management has evolved during the first years of 2000’s.
Evolution and Trends of Brand Management:
Brand Experience Management read here
Management of Touch-points read here
Brand values read here
Brand innovation management read here
New Research Techniques focused on Consumers as a Consequence of the trends read here
Historical Background of Marketing and Brand Management
The Origin of Branding read here
Branding during the Industrial Economy read here
The Origin of Brand Advertising read here
The Origin of Brand Management read here
The Origin of the Marketing Concept read here
Marketing Communication, Positioning and Differentiation read here
The 80s-90s and Brand Equity read here
New Trends in the early 2000’s read here
Follow me on twitter: http://www.twitter.com/urielac
Comments 13
Pingback: Brand Innovation Management
Pingback: Brand Values Management
Pingback: Brand Touch Point Management
Pingback: New Research Techniques focused on Consumers
Pingback: The Beginning of Brand Management as a Study Discipline the 80s-90s Brand Equity Finally Defined | iUriel
Pingback: The Origin of the Marketing Concept | iUriel
Pingback: Branding during the Industrial Economy | iUriel
Pingback: Historical Background of Marketing and Brand Management | iUriel
Pingback: New Research Techniques focused on Consumers | iUriel
Pingback: Brand Innovation Management | iUriel
Pingback: Brand Values Management | iUriel
Pingback: Brand Experience Management | iUriel
Pingback: Brand Touch Point Management | iUriel