1If we were to apply the 80/20 rule to brand management, what 20% of effort would deliver 80% of results? Aaron Hackett has been working to answer this question in a concise and easy to understand manner since he began teaching brand management at Georgia Tech in 2013. His passion has been coaching students and clients using the proven methods he learned at P&G and throughout his career.80/20 Brand is not for the casual business reader. This book is for people who are actively looking to build a brand now or in the immediate future. For this reason, students taking Professor Hackett's class must select a brand for a semester-long brand consulting project. Real world application is even more meaningful than brand theory when developing capable future brand builders.80/20 Brand does not attempt to provide a comprehensive view of brand management. The difficult, yet meaningful work of this book is getting to the core of what delivers the greatest brand success in the most efficient manner possible. The content in this book has been vetted semester after semester by students who do not settle for theoretical.