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A Brand Is an Onion

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Brand building as a layered creative practice, joining strategy, culture and the details people remember.

The onion offers a way to think about a brand’s identity: distinct layers, held together by a coherent centre. Wilson moves among anecdotes, images and working observations, giving culture, chance and timing a place alongside strategy. The physical edition uses rough paper, red sewing thread and a soft-touch cover.

Warum ich es behalten habe

I wanted to learn more about branding.

Hugh Wilson is a brand strategist with a background in luxury, including Clarins. The book treats brand building as a layered practice that joins strategy, culture and the details people remember.

The onion is the image for a brand's identity: distinct layers held together by a coherent centre. Wilson moves among anecdotes, photographs and working observations, and gives culture, chance and timing a place alongside strategy.

It gives a complete view of storytelling and of the emotions behind branding.

I would give it to anyone learning branding.

Autor

Hugh Wilson is a brand strategist and consultant with experience in the luxury industry, including work at Clarins and the creation of Handmade TM. His approach brings together culture, management, creativity and entrepreneurship. A Brand Is an Onion combines his writing, photographs and observations with a design by Axel Vagnard.

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Einband
Paperback
B × H × T
136 × 205 × 25 mm
Verlag
Odyssée

ISBN 9782909478616
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