This course has been very helpful in learning about managing a brand and their products. It has given me free insights on techniques and strategies on how to become a better brand and product manager.
A very good course for those who are new or looking to refresh their knowledge of brand management. All the concepts are explained well, and provide a solid foundation for building up in this field.
por ankur s
•wonderful
por irene s
•muy bueno
por Md. A R
•excelent
por Maria A
•Great!!!
por Deepak P
•thanxxxx
por S. K
•Awesome
por Sijie L
•like it
por wang
•perfect
por Gianfranco M R
•amazing
por nabil c
•great!
por Peter K
•5 Star
por Sahil C
•Ggood
por Afsin S
•Great
por Naresh H
•super
por Waleed A
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Great
por Pierina A V O
•Good
por Mr. S
•good
por NAMALA S R
•good
por Sameer A
•Good
por Shwetashree V
•good
por magna
•hi
por Bragadeesh
•I
por NC
•Great primer if you're new to brand and product management. Could use a refresh (some reference material dates back to the early 2000s). But it's packed with useful info and engaging videos. I particularly liked that there were journal article readings. More courses should have them.
Quizzes were challenging enough for me. Fix the glitches for Module 5's assessment. Otherwise, sound course. I'll be revisiting it often.
por Justyna F
•Positives: Good introductory content with actionable insights.
Areas for improvement: Some of the content would benefit from being updated in light of market shifts over the past few years. Also, some course information is incorrect. For instance, in one of the final Week 4 videos, the instructor mentions that there is a video reviewing all course concepts. However, this video no longer exists (to my knowledge).
por Carole R
•Course structure and content is very well done and logical and the path is always motivating. The only improvement point I could point out is the English in the writing... the transcripts are really not accurate and contain many mistakes, and the readings or question headlines contain mistakes as well... a proposer proof-reading exercice would be a good point :)