Outstanding - Hisense Marketing - PBI Marketing Method in the Era of Product Homogenization - Pali Marketing Idea Bank (129) (Second Edition)

Author: Wang Ruiji et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The PBI model bridges the gap between "learning" and "practice." Every concept here can be interpreted differently, as we have clearly seen that many eager marketers, after diligently studying Western theoretical works or textbooks by domestic theoretical experts, feel the theory is too far removed from practice. What we offer is not concepts but ideas—the strategies and insights refined through the market testing of multiple successful products. There are no theoretical authorities here, only genuine intellectual exchanges. Of course, what is real is not necessarily perfect. The PBI model is a marketing approach that has grown organically in the complex market environment of China. If it can help more effectively disseminate our experiences and perspectives, serving as a catalyst for inspiration and sparking new ideas, then its existence and development are meaningful. Marketing is both a discipline and an art. Since art has no definitive "good," only "better," it requires even more imagination. Marketing operations improve from bad to good, and from good to better, through collisions. If every reader, after reading this book, can spark insights, ideas, or even business achievements that surpass the book itself, that would be our greatest joy.
The PBI (Product Brand Differentiation Identification) discussed in this book is both a model and a "methodology." It is a "standout" marketing model and approach summarized and refined based on Hisense's years of marketing experience, connected by classic Western marketing theories. The model is built on several classic successful product cases of Hisense, explaining the reasons, methods, and implementation strategies of "standing out." It comprehensively interprets the unique value and immense appeal of Hisense's PBI marketing approach.