Brand sociology

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Brand sociology is a special sociology . According to her, every brand is the result of social alliances. The brand sociology was founded by Alexander Deichsel , who derived it from the brand technology of Hans Domizlaff .

The brand sociology is largely based on the teaching of Ferdinand Tönnies . According to Tönnies, social arises when people relate to one another in an affirmative manner. The social is wanted . For the brand this means that its existence begins when people ask for it or its service and buy it. The brand sociology analyzes how such a wish arises and can be controlled from the company's perspective.

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  1. Oliver Carlo Errichiello and Arnd Zschiesche , Brandenkraft im Mittelstand. What every manager at Dr. Klitschko and the Pope can learn . 2nd edition, Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden 2013, ISBN 978-3-8349-4288-3 , p. 19 f.
  2. Oliver Carlo Errichiello and Arnd Zschiesche, Brand Sociology Compact - Basics for Practice. A quick guide to successful brand management . Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden 2015, ISBN 978-3-658-10246-3 , p. 5.