What is the best integrated brand management agency?
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I think Interbrand http://www.interbrand.com and Brandflow http://www.brandflow.at or BBDO http://www.bbdo.de are the best companies.
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http://www.worldwidebrands.com/\n\nSearch for "Drop Ship" with Yahoo or Google search engine.\nBe careful - not all dropshippers are the same. Read the fine print and Terms agreements etc.
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Search under brands like:\n\nMongoose\nHornet\nor.........
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You may choose:\nNetweaver for integration and reporting.\nSAP FI CO : Financials\nSAP HR: Human ressources\nSAP CRM: Customer Management
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Theyre both top companies. Its only a matter of personal preference I'd say if the DLink because of price as you have no brand bias yet.
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Consumer products group Dial Corp manages a diverse portfolio of personal care, household care and food brands, mostly in the US. Although it trails the likes of Procter & Gamble and Unilever  in size, lead products Dial soap and laundry detergent Purex are among North America's best-known household brands. Despite officially putting itself up for sale in 2001, the company's performance improved significantly under new management. A deal finally materialized towards the end of 2003 and a year later Dial became a division of German consumer goods giant Henkel. In 2006, the group acquired leading deodorant brand Right Guard.\nhttp://www.mind-advertising.com/us/dial_us.htm\n\nNeutrogena is one of the biggest brands in the personal care portfolio of Johnson & Johnson. It is now available in a wide variety of products, ranging from cleansers and moisturizers to haircare products, cosmetics and anti-aging creams. Customers outside the US may be most familiar with Neutrogena's "Norwegian Formula" hand and body moisturizing products, but in fact this is a well-established American business which started as a maker of mild glycerine soaps before diversifying into haircare products in 1980. Competitors: The personal care segment is highly competitive, and Neutrogena's main rivals are P&G's Olay, Beiersdorf's Nivea and Unilever's Dove, as well as L'Oreal's Plenitude in the anti-aging segment.  http://www.mind-advertising.com/us/jnj_us.htm\nhttp://www.mind-advertising.com/us/neutrogena_us.htm
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Branding consultants - there are companies that specialize in name creation for businesses, but they are often associated with brand consultants as a company name is an integral part of developing a brand\n\nTo give you an example, take a look at A Hundred Monkeys http://www.ahundredmonkeys.com/ . They represent themselves as "a branding company with a knack for coming up with names that are provocative and human."
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Brand Manager, \nI create and manage the look and feel of my brand on all levels. This means I do a lot of art direction, project managing, and writing. I get to design ad campaigns, videos, web sites, and plan fashion shows.\n\nI work in two product seasons at a time -- right now I'm working on Spring 07 and Fall 07 -- On a daily basis I make sure my projects are on strategy and moving toward completion.  I do a lot of research to see what our competitors are doing.  \n\nA brand is the promise of an experience and it is basically my job to make sure that that experience is carried out in all that we do and sell.
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You can write to companies, but I'm not sure if I am understanding this correctly. If you want cool topics, you can look into Target having it's own "designer" branded foods/clothes etc...and competing with Walmart. You can look at how KMART plans to re-enter the world of business with SEARS -  for topic ideas think of competitive markets and come up with a fun idea....does packaging or price play a bigger role in brand recognition etc...
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No there is no list except that they won't tell you that they already know who they will hired for the position; croynizm is the well of the government agencies.\nThe only way of improving your chances is to attend job fairs that you know the agency you want to work for is advertising and distribute your resume as widely as possible.
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an advertising agency usually has:\n1. client service department: account executives, account managers, and account directors (they're like the bridge between the clients and the agency. everything goes through them first)\n2. creative: art directors, copywriters, graphic designers\n3. media: in charge of media planning and buying\n4. strategists: specializes in research and marketing strategy\n\nor you could work at the client's side as product managers (brand management)
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One of the best and most reputable sites on the internet I have found is World Wide Brands.\n\nThey have real wholesellers and these companies will also dropship for you for a small fee.\n\nover 3 million products, 4,000 name brands and every type of product you can imagine.\n\nCheck it out and best of luck.\n\nhttp://www.worldwidebrands.com/?11205 \n\nAllen Lundy
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i do the same for my company an i'm called Brand Manager.\n\nin other companies u call them Manager- corporate communications
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Marks & Spencer     \nArgos              \nWoolworths
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Based on What?\n\nThere are companies best on products, commission plans, management, age, image, and as well as distributors, so based on your interest you should pick the best one that is right for you. NOT EVERY COMPANY AND COMISSION PLAN IS RIGHT FOR EVERYBODY. SO PLEASE RESERCH... Thanks...
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find the right ad agency. and learn to listen to them. and if you're already in the right agency, you shouldn't be asking this question, should you ?
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Try this http://www.worldwidebrands.com/wwb/?