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76 reviewsISBN 10: 0749446897
ISBN 13: 9780749446895
Author: Lars Thomassen, Keith Lincoln, Anthony Aconis
Part I: Understanding the New Retail Landscape
Chapter 1: The Ascent of the Retailer
1.1 The Golden Age of Brands: From P&G to Coca-Cola
1.2 Consolidation and Scale: The Rise of Retail Giants (Walmart, Target, Carrefour)
1.3 The Data Advantage: Retailers Own the Consumer Relationship
1.4 The Private Label Revolution: From Generic to Premium Competitor
1.5 The E-commerce Disruptor: The Amazon Effect
Chapter 2: The Power Plays: How Retailers Control the Market
2.1 Category Management as a Weapon
2.2 The Squeeze: Price and Promotion Pressures
2.3 Control of Shelf Space and Assortment Decisions
2.4 The Retail Media Network: Monetizing the Consumer
2.5 The Supply Chain Squeeze: Vendor Managed Inventory and Demands
Part II: The Brand’s Strategic Playbook for Survival
Chapter 3: Rebuilding Brand Equity in a Crowded Store
3.1 Beyond the Product: Creating an Irreplaceable Brand
3.2 Radical Innovation as a Shield
3.3 Building a Direct Consumer Connection (DCC)
3.4 The Power of Storytelling in a Transactional World
3.5 Leveraging Purpose and Values
Chapter 4: The Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Revolution
4.1 Why Go DTC? The Benefits of Control and Data
4.2 Building the DTC Channel: E-commerce, Flagship Stores, and Subscriptions
4.3 The Operational Challenge: From Manufacturing to Fulfillment
4.4 Measuring Success in the DTC Space
4.5 The Synergy between DTC and Retail Channels
Chapter 5: Mastering the Art of Retailer Collaboration
5.1 From Adversary to Partner: The New Mindset
5.2 Becoming a Category Expert, Not Just a Vendor
5.3 Leveraging Retailer Data to Drive Mutual Growth
5.4 Joint Business Planning and Collaborative Supply Chain Management
5.5 Negotiating for Value, Not Just Price
Part III: Operational and Financial Resilience
Chapter 6: Supply Chain Agility and Flexibility
6.1 Responding to Retailer Demands: Shorter Lead Times and Smaller Batches
6.2 The Cost of "On-Time, In-Full" (OTIF)
6.3 Building a Resilient, Data-Driven Supply Chain
6.4 Differentiating Between Retail and DTC Logistics
Chapter 7: Winning the Data War
7.1 What Data Do Retailers Have? (POS, Loyalty, etc.)
7.2 What Data Do Brands Have? (DTC, Social, etc.)
7.3 Creating a Single View of the Consumer
7.4 The Ethical and Practical Challenges of Data Sharing
7.5 Using Analytics to Justify Your Value to the Retailer
Part IV: The Future of Brand Survival
Chapter 8: The Age of the Omnichannel Ecosystem
8.1 The Blurring Lines: Physical and Digital Retail
8.2 The Rise of Marketplace Platforms (Amazon, Alibaba)
8.3 The Role of Brands in the Future of Retail Media
8.4 From Product to Experience: The Future of the Shopping Journey
Chapter 9: Case Studies: Thriving in the Retailization Era
9.1 The DTC Maverick: How a Digital-Native Brand Built its Own Empire
9.2 The Strategic Innovator: How a Legacy Brand Reinvented its Product Portfolio
9.3 The Ultimate Partner: How a Brand Became Indispensable to its Retailer
9.4 The Lessons from Failures: Why Some Brands Didn’t Survive
Conclusion: The Brand of Tomorrow
The New Imperatives: Control, Connection, and Collaboration
Final Thoughts on Brand Survival and Thrival
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Tags: Lars Thomassen, Keith Lincoln, Anthony Aconis, Retailization, Survival