Founder and President,
Brand Keys, New York
Robert Passikoff is a founder and president of Brand Keys, a global thought leader in loyalty and engagement. The company has pioneered work in the area of loyalty and engagement, creating the Customer Loyalty Engagement Index, the Brandweek Loyalty Leaders List, the Sports Fan Loyalty Index, and the Women’s Wear Daily Fashion Brand Engagement Index.
Dr. Passikoff's best-selling book, Predicting Market Success, provided marketers with a 21st century perspective on loyalty metrics, and his new book, "The Certainty Principle", addresses consumer engagement in the new media marketplace.
In 2008, New York University’s communication school declared Dr. Passikoff “the most-quoted brand consultant in the United States”.
Recently Apple posted iPad sales of 2 million+ since its launch. The iPad can send emails, draw pictures, play games, and is an electronic reader. With more and more apps available, it’s blurred the lines between smart phones and tablets and computers, a view that is...
Dr. Robert Passikoff, the President and founder of Brand Keys, looks deeper into the BP mess.
Yesterday Apple shook the world again with their new product – iPhone 4 which is sure to change the way we read and communicate
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Yesterday, June 17, the betacup (a project aimed at finding a more convenient alternative to the reusable coffee cup) and Starbucks Coffee Company...
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“For an average consumer the value of branding is down to making the right choice”

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