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Your Brand Is Not Your Logo: It Is an Experience that Lives in Your Customer's Gut
By: Brunner Robert , Stewart EmeryImprint: FT Press
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Lessons from the legendary Harley-Davidson: build a brand experience that takes on a life of its own!
There is a rumble: the deep-throated growl of twenty engines headed this way. Around the bend they come, two wheels each, glittering in the sun. Mom clutches the kids close. Then something strange happens. The bikers pull up, one by one, their bikes organized and shiny. They hug, joke, compare bikes. The insignia on each bike proclaims: Harley-Davidson....
If you liked this Element, read more from Robert Brunner and Stewart Emery, including Do You Matter?: How Great Design Will Make People Love Your Company (ISBN: 9780137142446).
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| Title of Business & Economics eBook: Your Brand Is Not Your Logo: It Is an Experience that Lives in Your Customer's Gut | |
| Release Date: 02-02-2010 | |
| Publisher: FT Press |
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| SKU | 9780137061679 |
| File size | 238 |
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