Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Positioning; the battle for your mind. - book reviews


Positioning Marketing Warfare Ivory was a soap. It still is. When heavy-duty laundry detergents became available, the pressure was probably on to introduce Ivory Detergent. But ithis would have meant changing the position of Ivory in the prospect's mind.


Each leading Procter & Gamble brand has its ownseparate identity: Joy, Crest, Head & Shoulders, Sure, Bounty, Pampers, Comet, Charmin and Duncan Hines. Not a Plus, Ultra or Super in the lot.Good back or bad back, for anyone who sits at a desk, or around a campfire, or does sitting meditation, the Nada-Chair is one nifty tool. It's a piece of foam for the small of your back that's attached to nylon webbing that straps over each kneecap. Sounds like a contraption, but it is infinitely adjustable and quite comfortable (just don't try it while driving). Helps you sit up straight for hours on end.Learning what not to do is crucial. Relief From Back Pain is a video that's good at demonstrating things as simple as the right and wrong way to load a dishwasher. It also has exercises to maintain the spinal column, and guided visualizations. And the models in this tape look like real people instead of yogic pretzels.Coca- Cola has power. The Coca-Cola Company is merelya reflecting of that power.The classic mistake made by the leader is the illusion thatthe power of the product is derived from the power of the organization.

Coca- Cola has power. The Coca-Cola Company is merelya reflecting of that power.




Author: Art Kleiner


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