from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

It's natural for a brand to grow. But brand growth isn't an entitlement. Nor is it the result of launching new products and new marketing campaigns. Brand growth is the by-product of syncing the purpose, the vision, and the passion of the business with the actions of its employees. In this presentation, John Moore shares lessons he�s learned first-hand from helping grow the Whole Foods and Starbucks brands as well as growing the teams responsible for making growth happen within those businesses. You'll learn how complacency, conservatism, and conceit will derail the growth of any brand and the growth of any team. And, you�ll leave with advice on how to instill a sense of purpose within project teams to thrive during times of change. NOTE: This presentation was delivered at the In-HOWse Designer Conference held in Chicago on Monday, October 30.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Sam Harrison’s book, "ideaSPOTTING: How to Find Your Next Great Idea." Learn more at Sam’s website: www.ZingZone.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Jerry Porras’ book, “SUCCESS BUILT TO LAST: Creating a Life That Matters." Learn more at www.SuccessBuiltToLast.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Marty Neumeier’s book, “ZAG: A Whiteboard Overview.” Learn more at Marty’s book companion website: www.ZagBook.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Andy Sernovitz's book, "WORD OF MOUTH MARKETING: How Smart Companies Get People Talking." Learn more at Andy's book companion website at www.wordofmouthbook.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Bob Prosen’s book, “KISS THEORY GOOD BYE: Five Proven Ways to get Extraordinary Results in Any Company.” Learn more at Bob’s book companion website: www.KissTheoryGoodBye.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Peter Drucker's classic business management book, "THE EFFECTIVE EXECUTIVE: The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Done." Learn more at the Peter Drucker website: www.Peter-Drucker.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Ernie Schenck's "THE HOUDINI SOLUTION: Put Creativity and Innovation to Work by Thinking Inside the Box." Learn more at Ernie's blog: eschenck.typepad.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Jack and Suzy Welch’s “WINNING: Confronting 74 of the Toughest Questions in Business Today” (Collins Publishing).

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from the book, “HOW FULL IS YOUR BUCKET: Positive Strategies for Work and Life.” Learn more at www.bucketbook.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

This presentation deck was used in a recent teleconference. The information is from my book, "TRIBAL KNOWLEDGE: Business Wisdom Brewed from the Grounds of Starbucks Corporate Culture." TRIBAL KNOWLEDGE shares some of the principles that have made Starbucks an endearing and enduring brand. I learned this "tribal knowledge" first-hand from my eight-years working deep inside the Starbucks marketing department. More information can be found at www.tribalknowledge.biz. SHORT BIO: John Moore is a former long-time Starbucks marketer and current Marketing Medic with the Brand Autopsy Marketing Practice (www.brandautopsy.com).

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from long-time advertising guy Phil Dusenberry and his book, “ONE GREAT INSIGHT IS WORTH A THOUSAND GOOD IDEAS” (Portfolio). [Note, this book was originally published as a hardback with the unfortunate title of “And Then We Set His Hair on Fire: Insights and Accidents from a Hall of Fame Career in Advertising.” No wonder they decided to change the title.]

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Kevin Roberts’ newest book, "THE LOVEMARKS EFFECT: Winning in the Consumer Revolution." Learn more at the Lovemarks website: www.Lovemarks.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

I've already shared a few smart "money quotes" from "THE LOVEMARKS EFFECT." Now, I'm sharing a few ridiculous "baloney quotes" from the book. Learn more at the Lovemarks website: www.Lovemarks.com.

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Dale Dauten's book, "GREAT EMPLOYEES ONLY" (Wiley).

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from: BrandAutopsy 1 year ago

When "small businesses" dream, they usually dream of becoming a bigger business. When you think about it, nearly every big business began as a small business. However, a bigger business doesn't always equate to being a better business. At some point, big becomes bad. Big becomes a matter of being convenient rather than being unique (McDonald's). Big becomes a game of market share not customer care (Wal-Mart). Big becomes ubiquitous (Microsoft). It seems by the time a small business gets big, it's time for it to act small again. Paradoxical? Yes. Impractical? No. There are countless businesses which have managed to get bigger, but still retain their semblance of smallness. They get bigger by acting smaller. In essence, these businesses are like Jumbo Shrimp—big, yet small. In this presentation, attendees will learn actionable methods for how small businesses can look bigger and conversely, how big businesses can get smaller. *********************************** For more on johnmoore and BRAND AUTOPSY, visit here: www.brandautopsy.com ***********************************

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from: BrandAutopsy 11 months ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Timothy Koegel's THE EXCEPTIONAL PRESENTER (Greenleaf Books).

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from: BrandAutopsy 11 months ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've recently read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Shaun Tomson's SURFER'S CODE (Gibbs Smith, publisher).

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from: BrandAutopsy 10 months ago

From time to time on the Brand Autopsy blog, I share "money quotes" from business books I've read. This presentation shares "money quotes" from Segio Zyman's classic marketing book, THE END OF ADVERTISING AS WE KNOW IT.

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from: BrandAutopsy 10 months ago

... a SlideShare audio enhanced presentation from John Moore of Brand Autopsy ... first presented in May 2006 ******************** Which came first ... Word-of-Mouth Marketing or Marketing worthy of Word-of-Mouth? It's similar to the age-old question of which came first--the Chicken or the Egg? This particular question has Creationists going up against Evolutionists in heated debates. Same goes for Word-of-Mouth Marketing where in one corner you have WOM Creationists and in the other corner you have WOM Evolutionists debating which method is best. johnmoore, the marketing medic from the Brand Autopsy Marketing Practice, adds his unique perspective to this raging debate by dissecting the differences between Creationist WOM and Evolutionist WOM.

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