Renovate Before You Innovate
Why Doing the New Thing Might Not Be the Right Thing
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Many companies rely too heavily on innovation to solve their problems, and they attempt to start over with something fresh to revive old and tired businesses. Innovation sounds great. But it is often the lazy approach to marketing, and it typically doesn’t work. In Renovate Before You Innovate, Sergio Zyman preaches the power of renovation to accelerate and sustain top-line growth. It starts with recapturing the essence of your existing brands, products and core competencies and doing more of the things that made your business great in the first place. It includes redefining your competitive space and creating preference for your business, and it provides the most compelling customer experience.
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