Brand Studies. Theoretical Part: Theoretical Part

Author: Nian Xiaoshan
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: The focus of this book lies in the discussion and modeling of the foundational knowledge framework of the discipline. It emphasizes the knowledge modules required for brand building and provides systematic thinking patterns, methodologies, epistemology, and definitions related to brand concepts, professional terminology, and terms. The book is divided into nine chapters, with a writing style that pursues academic rigor and linguistic fluency. Diagrams and formulas are used to make the explanations clear and concise.
In both international and domestic markets, brands are the main subjects of market purchases and also indicators of a country's economic development level. Branding is a new discipline with broad applications in market practice. Its purpose is to provide scientific development strategy models for governments, enterprises, institutions, and other organizations. It helps businesses establish competitive advantages from the outset of their operations, achieves a high degree of unity between operational organizational interests, social benefits, and the long-term interests of humanity through scientific operational procedures, and gradually realizes the harmonious coexistence of markets, society, and the environment.
The application of branding can provide a scientific model for social resource allocation, reduce social waste and lower investment risks, enhance the survival and market capabilities of businesses, and offer theoretical, operational, and managerial support to strengthen a nation's comprehensive economic competitiveness and economic surplus creation capabilities.