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Written from the global brand frontline, we see the previously unseen perspective on what it was really like to build "Dirt is Good" for Omo and Persil globally - a celebrated case-study in creating global brands with an idea at their very core. We see the real trials, challenges and successes which confront international marketers the world over, told in a very personal and engaging real-time adventure. Each of the 10 chapters tells the real-life story of each stage of the journey. At the end of each stage, we see a sharp summary of the real, practical learnings.

Trade Review
"A thoroughly inspiring must-read for all brand leaders - from the man that made it happen. A very different and most welcome addition for all ambitious marketers" - Ralph Kugler, former Global President, Unilever Home and Personal Care and Main Board Member. "One of the great brand stories of our time. You can feel the difference of someone who has really lived this as opposed to being a mere brand commentator. At BBH we always wished we could claim we had given birth to it. David can. Respect" - Nick Kendall, Group Strategy Director, Bartle Bogle Hegarty. "A testimony to the power of the idea. From re-birthing a brand in a notoriously competitive category...to congregating internal barons globally" - Theo Rodrigues, former Global Senior Vice President, Laundry, Unilever.

Table of Contents
1.Apocalypse: creating a vivid definition of the brand and business challenge 2.Shrink the World: re-connecting with the consumer at a profound human level 3.Blurred Vision: developing a motivating vision of the future 4.Outside In: creating a state of formal disruption and "macroscopic" thinking 5.Flock: creating a team of committed co-conspirators, and dealing with regional barons 6.Blindness: manifesting the brand idea with unique and compelling symbols 7.Beach: realising the creative essence of the brand via a virtuoso performance 8.Circus: creating brand believers globally 9.Sunlight: delivering brand conceived innovation 10.Movement: spreading the word via brand activism and activation

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      Publisher: LID Publishing
      Publication Date: 26/09/2013
      ISBN13: 9781907794469, 978-1907794469
      ISBN10: 1907794468

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Written from the global brand frontline, we see the previously unseen perspective on what it was really like to build "Dirt is Good" for Omo and Persil globally - a celebrated case-study in creating global brands with an idea at their very core. We see the real trials, challenges and successes which confront international marketers the world over, told in a very personal and engaging real-time adventure. Each of the 10 chapters tells the real-life story of each stage of the journey. At the end of each stage, we see a sharp summary of the real, practical learnings.

      Trade Review
      "A thoroughly inspiring must-read for all brand leaders - from the man that made it happen. A very different and most welcome addition for all ambitious marketers" - Ralph Kugler, former Global President, Unilever Home and Personal Care and Main Board Member. "One of the great brand stories of our time. You can feel the difference of someone who has really lived this as opposed to being a mere brand commentator. At BBH we always wished we could claim we had given birth to it. David can. Respect" - Nick Kendall, Group Strategy Director, Bartle Bogle Hegarty. "A testimony to the power of the idea. From re-birthing a brand in a notoriously competitive category...to congregating internal barons globally" - Theo Rodrigues, former Global Senior Vice President, Laundry, Unilever.

      Table of Contents
      1.Apocalypse: creating a vivid definition of the brand and business challenge 2.Shrink the World: re-connecting with the consumer at a profound human level 3.Blurred Vision: developing a motivating vision of the future 4.Outside In: creating a state of formal disruption and "macroscopic" thinking 5.Flock: creating a team of committed co-conspirators, and dealing with regional barons 6.Blindness: manifesting the brand idea with unique and compelling symbols 7.Beach: realising the creative essence of the brand via a virtuoso performance 8.Circus: creating brand believers globally 9.Sunlight: delivering brand conceived innovation 10.Movement: spreading the word via brand activism and activation

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