Alan Siegel on Branding and Clear Communications
by Louis J. Slovinsky
Alan Siegel is the one of the most respected and cutting-edge pillars in advertising. Best known as a branding
consultant to American Express, The Girl Scouts, The National Basketball Association and Xerox. Louis Slovinsky
authors this new biography about a man who greatly influenced Wall Street and the American consumer through his
unexpected but widely embraced vision for consumer brand development and clear communication, known in the
industry as corporate voice.
Siegel's story could not be recounted without discussing his involvement in the firm Siegel & Gale, which makes
this business book a must-have for marketers, corporations seeking a consumer voice and brand presence, as well as
those studying business. Written in a concise style with a format that allows information to be assimilated
bit-by-bit, but thoroughly connecting all the dots, this is an impressive book about a timeless business person,
who can teach anyone at any level something new about branding. |
The Book |
Jorge Pinto Books, Inc. |
December 5, 2006 |
Paperback |
977472469
978-0977472468 |
Biography |
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The Reviewer |
Mark Nash |
Reviewed 2007 |
NOTE: Reviewer Mark Nash
is the author of Fundamentals of Marketing for the Real Estate Professional, Starting
& Succeeding in Real Estate, Reaching Out: The Financial Power of Niche Markeing,
and 1001 Tips for Buying and Selling a Home. |
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