Synopses & Reviews
With more than 600,000 books in print, nationally bestselling author Jeffrey Fox is back to 'outfox the competition'--this time with counterintuitive advice on how to become a marketing genius n his four previous bestselling business books, Jeffrey Fox has helped readers land great jobs and rise to the top of their professions. Now he turns his contrarian eye to marketing through brand building and innovation. Fox's advice is delivered in snappy, to-the-point chapters that zero in on his creative--and often counterintuitive--advice and features such unforgettable fundamentals as:
- Make a big splash, instead of a lot of little ripples
- Always have a pipeline to the president
- Own a market, not a mill
- The long and short definitions of marketing
There are also provocative 'Instant Marketing Superstar' challenges throughout the book, offering the reader a chance to solve real business problems. In a time of corporate budget cuts, it's more important than ever for all employees to be creative marketers.
How to Become a Marketing Superstar is certain to find a place on the shelves of anyone who wants to increase sales in a competitive marketplace.
Synopsis
How To Become a Marketing Superstar is an extensive collection of provocative marketing rules. The book will also include unusual and interesting marketing stories. Chapters will include:
- Customers Fire Employees Every Day
- Beware the Constellation Theory of Marketing
- Make A Big Splash, Instead of A Lot of Little Ripples
- Always Have A President??'s Pipeline
- Own A Market, Not A Mill
- The Long & amp; Short Definitions of Marketing
In addition, there will be a number of chapters that will be Instant Marketing Genius challenges. The reader will be asked to provide an instant marketing answer to a business case. Suggested answers will be offered elsewhere in the book. & nbsp;
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Synopsis
How To Become a Marketing Superstar is an extensive collection of provocative marketing rules. The book will also include unusual and interesting marketing stories. Chapters will include: Customers Fire Employees Every Day Beware the Constellation Theory of Marketing Make A Big Splash, Instead of A Lot of Little Ripples Always Have A President??'s Pipeline Own A Market, Not A Mill The Long & amp; Short Definitions of Marketing In addition, there will be a number of chapters that will be Instant Marketing Genius challenges. The reader will be asked to provide an instant marketing answer to a business case. Suggested answers will be offered elsewhere in the book. & nbsp;
About the Author
JEFFREY J. FOX is the founder of Fox and Co., Inc., a premier marketing consulting company, serving over sixty companies in sixty industries. Prior to starting Fox and Co., Mr. Fox. was VP of Marketing and Corporate VP of Loctite Corporation. He was also director of marketing for the wine division of Pillsbury, and held various senior marketing posts at Heublein, Inc, including Director of New Products. Fox is the winner of Sales and Marketing Management magazine's Outstanding Marketer Award; and the National Industrial Distributors Award as the Nation's Best Industrial Marketer. He is the subject of a Harvard Business School case study that is rated one of the top 100 case studies, and is thought to be the most widely taught marketing case in the world. Fox has been a guest lecturer at The Harvard Business School (from which he has an MBA), The Amos Tuck School, The Conference Board, and numerous other organizations. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Business Marketing, and numerous other publications, and he is a member of the Board of Trustees at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. He works in Avon, CT, and lives in New Hampshire.