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by Clayton M. Christensen, Scott Cook and Taddy Hall in Harvard Business Review on December 01, 2005

In this article Clayton M. Christensen, Scott Cook and Taddy Hall talk about brand names and what they do for a company.  Many companies believe creating a brand name is a lot of work because advertising is how to build a brand name.  Advertising is expensive, not a way to build a brand name.  The main theme of this article involves building a brand name through a job to be done.  Instead of making a product, producing a brand name and trying to build that brand name through advertising one should make a product that fulfills a job to be done and build the brand accordingly.