Marketing Communications

Run With Foxes is a blistering, must-listen collection of real-life stories from this fascinating world, revealing the messy reality of decision-making in marketing and the secrets of making better decisions. Breaking open marketing triumphs and disasters with brutal honesty, as well as sharing exclusive first-hand interviews with some of the world’s most respected marketers, this is the ultimate insider’s guide to being a better marketer.

Tired of the perpetual tug-of-war between your sales and marketing teams? "Yes, It's Your Fault!" offers a no-nonsense approach to bridging the gap and driving true collaboration—once and for all. Demandbase Chief Marketing Officer Kelly Hopping and Chief Sales Officer John Eitel, seasoned experts in the field, dissect the root causes of misalignment and provide a roadmap for tangible progress to practitioners and aspiring leaders in the B2B world.

Do product managers have super powers? Probably not, but there are some product managers who seem to be more successful than others. These "super" product managers seem to be able to make things happen almost effortlessly. What's their secret?

Il linguaggio è una delle più importanti peculiarità dell'essere umano e ciò che gli ha permesso di evolversi in maniera del tutto differente dalle altre specie del pianeta. Tutti lo utilizziamo sin da piccoli con naturalezza per comunicare, ma farlo in maniera professionale, nel mercato di oggi che non lascia margini di errore, non è per niente facile.

Not everyone is outgoing, polished, courageous, and loud. In this book you'll discover how you can be yourself and still crush it in your network marketing company. Be prepared to learn how introversion impacts your business, alternative strategies to get customers and recruits, and more....

What's the Big Idea? lays out 28 optional approaches for creating the high concept that can be the center point of all marketing decisions a business needs to make. By using one of these concepts, entrepreneurs can make the appropriate decisions to invest and use the numerous tactical marketing and advertising options available and, more importantly, avoid wasting money on fad, over-hyped tactics that may be suitable for some, but may not be suitable for everyone.

Swag. Whether you know it as "Stuff We All Get", "Souvenirs, Wearables, and Gifts", or promotional products, it's any item imprinted with a logo or message, usually to advertise a business, event, association, team, person, or cause. Swag is generally easy to buy, and it's easy to make mistakes that can be costly in dollars, image, and branding. This audiobook shows marketers how to buy it right using the "promo with purpose" concept.

It would be so much easier if they'd just pick up the phone and call you, wouldn't it? That's what Alan Berg hears from wedding and event pros around the world. How can you create a rapport, continue the conversation they've already started, and in many cases even get the sale, without speaking with them on the phone, or in person? That's what Alan will answer for you in this book. He'll show you how to get them to reply quicker, and how you can convert those inquiries to appointments - whether live or virtual - and even make sales, all using the same method they used to reach out.

L'autore si rifà alla propria esperienza e ricorda come, a ventinove anni, si considerasse un "fallito". Non riusciva infatti a imbastire un affare, i clienti lo ascoltavano e lo ricevevano di rado. Un giorno, finalmente, quando era più scoraggiato e deluso, provò a domandarsi quali fossero le cause del suo insuccesso e, esaminandole freddamente a una a una, scoprì "la grande idea", il segreto che doveva tramutarsi nella chiave della sua rapida e felice carriera.

Have you ever noticed how often people say they wish they could "find" love? As if love were something beautiful to just stumble upon on the side of the road. Yet when you speak to happily married couples, especially those that have been married for decades, they never ascribe their success and happiness to luck. Instead they'll probably tell you that a good relationship takes work - lots of it - and the continued effort and maintenance from both sides.

"The Eloquent Mindset" is a culmination of proven methodologies, timeless wisdom, and contemporary insights, amalgamating the teachings of renowned experts such as Leil Lowndes and her seminal work on communication.

Field Guide for A Winning Sales Organization by Paul R. DeCoster is a compelling exploration of the intricate, and often misunderstood, world of Sales Operations. In this book, Paul uses his wealth of cross-industry experience to simplify concepts using practical templates and frameworks. He underscores that amidst the overwhelming array of metrics, data points, and business tools, the heart of a successful Sales team lies in building lasting relationships.

We live in a world where respect, gratitude, and appreciation have been replaced by efficiency, dismissiveness, and even fear of genuine connection. Sometimes, we don't stare up from our screens and devices long enough to realize there is even another person on the other side of the tweet or email. "Is anybody out there?" One thing is for sure: This speed of life has taken a toll on our basic use of good manners and etiquette. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the decline of professional business communications.

This audiobook provides an in-depth analysis of the evolution of tech journalism. Tech companies were used to 'cheerleading' coverage of product launches. This long tech-press honeymoon ended, and was replaced by a new era of mounting criticism, focused on tech's negative impact on society. When - and why - did tech coverage shift? How did tech companies respond to the rise of tech criticism? Through analyses of both the tech media and corporates' crisis responses, this audiobook examines the roots and characteristics of the 'Techlash'.

As a business leader, you need this answer to find your best-fit clients, engage employees, secure partners and win investors. In this trailblazing book, storyteller Paul Furiga reveals the importance of your Capital S Story to drive these results. Finding Your Capital S Story shows how our brains are hard-wired to remember stories and use them to eliminate 21st-century information overload and digital clutter. Even before we had written language, we shared stories and now, thanks to MRIs and other scientific tools, we can prove the power of storytelling.

The common factor between inspiring leaders, influential marketeers, and great salespeople is that they inspire action in the people around them. How do they do this? By telling well-told stories.

In today's digital age, online reviews can make or break your business. According to recent studies, 91% of consumers regularly read online reviews before making a purchase, and 84% of people trust online reviews as much as a personal recommendation. This is why it's crucial to have a system in place to generate positive reviews and manage your online reputation. With this comprehensive guide, you will have all the tools you need to turn your business into a raging success.

How do I attract new clients and retain existing ones? This is the central question when marketing any product, service, or idea. This book helps you discover the 'hook' that makes what you are offering irresistible, the words that resonate, the stories that sell to your ideal customers over and over again so you can develop evergreen marketing collateral and stay top-of-mind with the passing parade of prospects and clients and keep increasing your profits.

Making money online is not magic or secret nowadays. You just need to know some techniques. Suppose you have writing skills; then why can’t you earn from the power of your mind? The world wide web is a huge space that is filled with ways wherein you can earn money by simply just having your own computer and Internet connection. Everyone is talking about it, but only a few know exactly how to earn money online the proper way.

Since the Enlightenment, there has been a very simple but widely held assumption that we are a species of thinking individuals and that human behavior is best understood by examining the psychology of individuals. It appears, however, that this insight is plain wrong. The evidence from a number of leading behavioral and neuroscientists suggests that our species is designed as a herd or group animal. Mark Earls applies this evidence to the traditional mechanisms of marketing and consumer behavior, with a result that necessitates a complete rethinking about these subjects.