Notes
Chapter 1: Big Isn’t the Only Option
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Chapter 2: Thank Goodness You’re Small
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Chapter 3: Startup Thinking
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Chapter 4: Marketing is a Big Load of Bologna
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Chapter 5: The Problem With Advertising
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Chapter 7: What a Brand Is
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Chapter 8: Brand Commandments
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Chapter 9: Focus and Differentiation
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Chapter 10: Storytelling
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Chapter 11: Authenticity and The Zellers Paradox
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70. Foulkes, Nick. “Old Brands, New Tricks.” Newsweek, 2 June 2008. Available online: http://gu.nu/aY9.
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Chapter 12: Do They Love You?
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Chapter 13: Do They Know You?
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Chapter 14: How to Flirt With Your Customers
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Chapter 15: Be Nice to People
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86. Adams, Sharon. “Handling disaster fallout? Be accountable.” Business Edge, 17 August 2006. Available from: http://gu.nu/Q89.
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Chapter 16: Selling Without Selling
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Chapter 17: New Tools
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92. Collins, Glenn. “COMPANY NEWS; Ten Years Later, Coca-Cola Laughs at ‘New Coke’.” The New York Times, 11 April 1995. Available online: http://gu.nu/yZ.
Chapter 20: Making It Work for Your Company
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Chapter 22: The Inverted Pyramid
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Chapter 24: Embracing Change
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98. Gladwell, Malcolm. Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking. (New York: Little, Brown and Company, 2005), p. 168-172.
99. Jurvetson, Steve. “What is viral marketing?” cnet, 22 June 2000. Available online: http://gu.nu/rA.
Chapter 25: Screwing Up and the Long Run
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Communicating
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