Books by Lynn B. Upshaw

Companies such as Starbucks, The Gap, Nike, and Intel are perceived as masterbrands, based not on the products they sell, but on the company behind the products. This book explores the branding strategies behind the success of these and other household names and how those strategies can be applied to virtually every significant task in business.

Using a practical analytical approach, this timely work presents information and insights on the daily challenges brand managers face. Divided into two sections, the first emphasizes the need to understand customers and the current brand's assets before proceeding to refashion the brand's positioning and personality.