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0 reviewsISBN 10: 0786868244
ISBN 13: 9780786868247
Author: Jeffrey J Fox
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.
Ka-ching! Ka-ching! Marketer’s Music
Deeply Understand the Definition of Marketing
The Superstar Marketing Company
“This Is Customer Money!”
Customers Fire Employees Every Day
Segment Your Customers: Okay, Not Okay
The Customer Is Not Always Right
Use the Seven Growth Levers
You Must Love Your Brand
Early to Bed, Early to Rise, Sell Hard, and Dollarize
Always Price to Value
The Folly of Price Cutting
A Price-to-Value Parable
Always Sell Consequences
Derived Demand Is Not Direct Demand
Fifteen Super Marketer Must-Knows
Some Rules for Choosing a Brand Name
Always Put the Brand Name in the Headline
Never Use “We”
What, Pray Tell, Is the Difference?
Never Use Bad Words in Advertising or Selling
Advertise and Sell with Numbers, Not Adjectives
Don’t Put Your Phone Numbers on Your Trucks
Don’t Hit Into a Triple Bad Play: A Case History
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #1
Don’t Send a Ransom Note
Be Your Own Customer
Banish All Buying Barriers
Always Thank Your Customers
A Fast Fifteen
Superstars Love Recessions
Never Take the Cheese Off the Pizza
Beware the Constellation Theory of Marketing
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #2
Always Have a President’s Pipeline
Questions Lazy Marketers Can’t Answer, but the Marketing Superstar Must: Part 1
Get Answers to These Questions: Part 2
Compete for Inches
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #3
Repolish the Silver
First Sell Inside … Always
Don’t Let Perfect Be the Enemy of Better
Own a Market, Not a Mill
Loss Leaders Are for Losers
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #4
Never Run a Three-Page-Spread Ad, or How to Burn Shareholder Money
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #5
Shrink to Grow
Fill the Air with Flailing Fists
Remember Jimmy Durante
The First Annual Ostrova House Race
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #1 Answer
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #2 Answer
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #3 Answer
Marketing Superstar Instant Challenge #4 Answer
Summary #1: Hallmarks of Great Marketing Companies
Summary #2: Characteristics of the Killer Competitor Companies
Tags: Jeffrey J Fox, Marketing, Superstar