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The 10 Minute Marketer's Secret Formula

8 reviews
Tom Feltenstein

Entrepreneur Press, 2004

This book will kickstart your marketing and make you a success
When such a marketing behemoth as McDonald's cuts their mass marketing budget by 1/3, then it is clear that mass marketing is one its way out. This example is one of many Feltenstein gives in his book to demonstrate that the age of mass marketing is over. What is in, is very targeted marketing to those nearest to your actual business-in short, your immediate neighborhood. Feltenstein is a ...

The Courage to Be Protestant: Truth-lovers, Marketers, and Emergents in the Postmodern World

7 reviews
David Wells

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2008

More great insights from Wells
David Wells has trained his incisive intellect on the big issues of theology, the life of the church, and the state of contemporary culture for decades now. A theologian with a keen interest in how the church is faring in modern culture, Wells has written much about these vital themes. Indeed, his previous four volumes on these themes have all been very important contributions to the field. ...

15 Secrets Every Network Marketer Must Know: Essential Elements and Skills Required to Achieve 6- and ...

5 reviews
Joe Rubino, John Terhune

Wiley, 2006

Never have to look back!!
This book is so clear and concise that I carry it around with me all the time. I am new to the business and can tell you that it complements to the max any coaching I have received. Joseph Montoya

Citizen Marketers: When People Are the Message

24 reviews
Ben McConnell, Jackie Huba

Kaplan Business, 2006

Good lessons for Old School Marketers, and New School Marketers, of course.
I'm a fan of these guys [Jackie Huba & Ben McConnel]. As most of you, I also met them with Creating Customer Evangelists: How Loyal Customers Become a Volunteer Sales Force, I even bought the Discussion Guide and follow their Blog everyday. The fact is that this book covers really great experiences of lots of industries. One of my favorites is placed in the Record Industry, I thinkg that if ...

The New Influencers: A Marketer's Guide to the New Social Media

36 reviews
Paul Gillin

Quill Driver Books, 2007

You must buy this book!
The New Influencers is an insightful overview of how marketer's can integrate social media into their branding and awareness programs. It provides a candid assessment of an emerging phenomenon, with practical examples and an honest and straightforward assessment of today's realities, the roles we all play, and how to welcome emerging and often hard-to-manage tools to influence a market. This is a ...

Ethnography for Marketers: A Guide to Consumer Immersion

3 reviews
Hy Mariampolski

Sage Publications, Inc, 2005

This man is state of the art - and this field of research is growing fast.
Ethnography is about "living with the tribe" and understanding holistically the significance of what they say and do. In recent years since the mid-1990s, this school has grown increasingly attractive for marketers and researchers simply because classic phone surveys and focus groups have not fully explained consumer behaviour. Researchers want, and need, to go deeper. Here, Hy Mariampolski - ...

Measuring Marketing: 103 Key Metrics Every Marketer Needs

5 reviews
John Davis

Wiley, 2006

Excellent Read and Very Useful List of Metrics
Everywhere you look these days, professional communicators seem to be talking about measurement. From marketing and PR to advertising specifically, the question of how we measure a range of marketing and communication activities--the question of how we the right numbers and make decisions--seems to be perplexing companies around the globe. Perhaps part of the reason measurement is such a ...

Marketer's Toolkit: The 10 Strategies You Need To Succeed (Harvard Business Essentials)

3 reviews
Business Essentials Harvard

Harvard Business School Press, 2006

Simple and Effective Marketing Strategies
There are many books in my library devoted to more specific areas of marketing, but this is hands-down my favorite for covering the basics. It provides the information in a simple and easy-to-use format, and also includes plenty of references for additional reading. Chapter 1 covers the basics of business strategy, alignment of marketing strategy with business strategy, and explains the ...

All Marketers Are Liars: The Power of Telling Authentic Stories in a Low-Trust World

92 reviews
Seth Godin

Portfolio Hardcover, 2005

So THAT'S Why People Pay So Much For Starbuck's!
...It's the "Starbuck's Experience", not the coffee. Seth's written a very engaging book filled with some insightful observations about human behavior and why we buy the things we do. All in all, I found the book: *An easy read (I finished it in a few hours, and I'm not a super-fast reader) *VERY relevant to the "branding" aspects of marketing. *He points out that "their (your customers) ...

Chicken Soup for the Network Marketer's Soul
Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, ..., 2007

Chicken Soup for the Network Marketers Soul is perhaps the first book of its kindone that expresses what the direct sales industry is really all about: people. From the authors of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, this groundbreaking book focuses on human successes that were realized with the help of network marketing. You will want to share these stories with everyone you know as you read about people who have conquered adversity, ...

Web Analytics Demystified: A Marketer's Guide to Understanding How Your Web Site Affects Your Business

17 reviews
Eric Peterson

Celilo Group Media, 2004

A must have for any serious Internet Marketer
If you are doing Web Analytics already and use tools like Google Analytics, Web Trends, Web Position Pro, Clicktracks or similar products today, grab this book and get a deeper understanding of the various metrics you have already seen or ignored to this day, because you were not able to apply the results to your business. If you are not doing Web Analytics, but have an online business and ...

A Marketer's Guide to Measuring ROI: Tools to Track the Returns from Healthcare Marketing Efforts
David Marlowe

HCPro Inc., 2007

A Marketer's Guide to Brand Strategy: Advanced techniques for healthcare organizations
Chris Bevolo

HealthLeaders Media, 2008

Building a brand is critical to positioning and differentiating your organization. To attract new patients, increase physician referrals, and build business partnerships your organization must use strategic branding. Harness your true brand power Through the advanced branding techniques and step-by-step guidelines in A Marketer s Guide to Brand Strategy you can: Build a strong brand Take a strategic, business-driven approach to ...

A Marketers Guide to Physician Relations: Best Practices for Successful Sales Programs
Kriss Barlow

HCPro Inc., 2007

Brand Busters: Seven Common Mistakes Marketers Make

9 reviews
Chris Wirthwein

Paramount Market Publishing, Inc., 2008

A Beacon for Potential Marketers
For a pre-novice - someone not yet in the scientific and technical advertising field - this book is a fantastic introduction to concepts and practices that marketers use. Not only that, but the lighthouses that Wirthwein places on the craggy rocks near the shores of successful marketing serve as bright and entertaining warnings to potential marketers. Five stars for humor, story-telling, ...

Habit: The 95% of Behavior Marketers Ignore
Neale Martin

FT Press, 2008

Packaging Girlhood: Rescuing Our Daughters from Marketers' Schemes

St. Martin's Press, 2006

Jim Moran, the Courtesy Man: Inside the Heart of One of the Most Successful Marketers in the Automobile ...

1 review
Jim Moran

Bonus Books, 1996

Hope for Corporate America!
The Jim Moran: The Courtesy Man chronicles the life experience of one of Corporate America's unsung heroes, James M. Moran. From humble beginnings, Jim Moran built a multi billion dollar automotive empire from his shear will, determination and commitment to doing the right thing by those who trust him. Follow Mr. Moran through his incredible journey from a one man gas station operation, to ...

Shift Happens: The New Age of Bank Marketing: How Changing Lifestyles And Customer Experience Are Challenging ...
Nick Vaglio, Bruce Clapp

CreateSpace, 2008

A consumer today does not want to be considered a number within a demographic category; they have -I- expectations. They are now demanding to be communicated with as individuals. This phenomenon has created a unique set of challenges to banks and their marketers. We are the commodity of all commodity businesses. Yet, we find ourselves seeking (and needing) to target our markets, differentiate ourselves and position our institutions within ...

The Virgin Marketer
Noel Capon

Wessex Press, 2008

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