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Conscious Branding

David Funk and Anne Marie Levis

Print Price:

$25.00

E-book Price:

$15.00

In Stock:

October 25, 2009

Year of Copyright:

2009

Number of Pages:

132

Print ISBN:

978-1-60649-058-7

E-book ISBN:

978-1-60649-059-4

Conscious Branding is a step-by-step process that enables entrepreneurs to consciously build a differentiating brand using the Brand Map™, a simple visual diagram of how brands function throughout an organization. The Brand Map helps managers and staff visualize their brand and demonstrates how they can make their brand real through everything they do.

Conscious Branding is targeted to anyone who understands the need to differentiate their organization from competitors. The process works equally well for Fortune 500 companies and local service, manufacturing and retail businesses. The book takes the reader through a linear process, beginning with building a brand platform and then showing how to maintain a consistent brand through marketing communications, product/service design and operations.

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David Funk

David Funk is the founder of Funk/Levis & Associates, Inc., a brand development and marketing communications firm that has worked with clients all over the world. He is also a founding partner of The Ulum Group, a public relations firm that specializes in government and media relations. Both Funk/Levis and The Ulum Group are based in Oregon. Funk/Levis was founded in 1980 and The Ulum Group was founded in 1995.

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