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Corporate Advertising,re arises from its high cost, the intangible nature of its results and, equally importantly, from a mixture of fear and misunderstanding among the most senior company executives. It does not deliver the direct and measurable impact on market share that a marketing campaign might be expected to achie

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Sponsorship,ing new about sponsorship as such. Many major household names have been involved in sponsorship for a long time, with Johnnie Walker whisky, for example, having sponsored golf tournaments since the early years of the present century.

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Communications Research,taff, customers, owners, and others who can influence the fortunes of the organization, can be left in partial or complete ignorance of corporate objectives, strategies, needs, and methods without any ill effects. However, the days of successful autocratic management have passed, along with the 50-h

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The Practice of Corporate Identity,cations, determining a branding structure and implementing a cohesive design system that includes all corporate expressions. The problem is that it is both of these. Not surprisingly the concept of corporate identity is confused. The press use the term as an alternative to logo — ICI’s roundel would

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Strategic Crisis Management,rom a wave of highly publicized catastrophes in the late 1980s — Bhopal, Zeebrugge, King’s Cross, Piper Alpha, Lockerbie and the Exxon Valdez — followed by a number of public relations firms cashing in on corporate fear (‘what if it happened to .?…’) and adding “crisis management” to their stable of

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Corporate Goals and Strategies,e. In today’s commercial world, however, there are few organizations that can reasonably claim to be able to ignore the basic questions of ‘Where do we want to go?’ and ‘How (and when) are we going to get there?’

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