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This provocative and candid book goes behind the scenes to reveal the secret of success behind a number of leading UK retailers. It includes in-depth case studies on John Lewis, Selfridges, Carphone Warehouse, Oddbins, Topshop, B&Q and HMV and unique insight from a number of top retail analysts and commentators.
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People Don't Buy What You Sell

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  • Paperback

    240 pages

  • Release Date

    20 April 2005

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Summary

This provocative and candid book goes behind the scenes to reveal the secret of success behind a number of leading UK retailers. It includes in-depth case studies on John Lewis, Selfridges, Carphone Warehouse, Odd bins, Topshop, B&Q and HMV and unique insight from a number of top retail analysts and commentators. It challenges conventional wisdom and makes the case that what the retailer stands for (the brand) is more important than what is sold (the merchandise). Targeted at anyone involved, or simply interested, in retail selling, this important book will help you become a better, smarter retailer in an increasingly competitive and changing world. It will give you the perspective and the retail branding tools to make a difference, whatever your level.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781852524975
ISBN-10:1852524979
Author:Martin Butler
Publisher:Management Books 2000 Ltd
Imprint:Management Books 2000 Ltd
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:240
Release Date:20 April 2005
Weight:416g
About The Author

Martin Butler

Martin Butler is Professor of English Renaissance Drama at the University of Leeds.

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