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There's a new rule in marketing: brands must speak to consumers using their language.The Language of Brands takes you and your brand on a journey, one that will ultimately help you to inspire consumers to take action and advocate for your products without a second thought.
This book is about how the largest and most successful businesses use language to connect with consumers. It's about how the words marketers use do more than just share simple messages. And why content has become such a central part of the marketing machine. The Language of Brands looks at businesses that have successfully mastered their language to great effect. The brand that conquered Christmas and became a part of December canon, the brand whose very name instantly brings with it a sense of motivation and potential, and the brand whose language did more for the diamond industry than a sparkling stone ever could. The Language of Brands reveals why when we look at billboards and webpages - and whatever other channels businesses market to us through - we read what we read, see what we see, and feel what we feel.There's a new rule in marketing: brands must speak to consumers using their language.The Language of Brands takes you and your brand on a journey, one that will ultimately help you to inspire consumers to take action and advocate for your products without a second thought.
This book is about how the largest and most successful businesses use language to connect with consumers. It's about how the words marketers use do more than just share simple messages. And why content has become such a central part of the marketing machine. The Language of Brands looks at businesses that have successfully mastered their language to great effect. The brand that conquered Christmas and became a part of December canon, the brand whose very name instantly brings with it a sense of motivation and potential, and the brand whose language did more for the diamond industry than a sparkling stone ever could. The Language of Brands reveals why when we look at billboards and webpages - and whatever other channels businesses market to us through - we read what we read, see what we see, and feel what we feel.
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