The End of Marketing as We Know it by Sergio Zyman

The End of Marketing as We Know it by Sergio Zyman

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Sergio Zyman, Chief Marketing Officer for Coca Cola in the 1990s, is flamboyant and controversial. In 1998 he recieved a record salary of $412,000, plus a bonus of $305,000. Here, he reveals his philosophy of marketing, which, he says, is not what everyone thinks it is about.

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The End of Marketing as We Know it by Sergio Zyman

Sergio Zyman - aka "Aya-cola" has stepped down from being Chief Marketing Officer for Coca Cola. At the end of the 1980s he had the dubious distinction of launching New Coke - one of the best documented and most spectacular marketing failures of all time. But just 79 days later the return of Classic Coke produced the biggest one-year rise ever in the brand's sales. Zyman learnt - and taught others - important lessons about the emotional bond of consumers to the product. The late Coke CEO, Robert Goizueta said "If I could have a New Coke situation every day I would. Absolutely". Zyman is flamboyant and controversial. In 1998 he received a record salary of $412,000, plus a bonus of $305,000. Here, he reveals his philosophy of marketing, which, he says, is not what everyone thinks it is about.
Sergio Zyman was born in Mexico City. In the late seventies he worked for PepsiCo until 1979 when he joined Coca Cola. He left Coke in 1986, following the disastrous launch of New Coke, and worked as a consultant until 1993, when he returned to Coca Cola as Chief Marketing Officer. He has recently relinquished this post to work as an independent consultant again.
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ISBN 13 9780002571289
ISBN 10 0002571285
Title The End of Marketing as We Know it
Author Sergio Zyman
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 1999-06-21
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.