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The Activation Imperative
How to Build Brands and Business by Inspiring Action
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ISBN-13:
9781442257054
Veröffentl:
2016
Seiten:
222
Autor:
William Rosen
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
In this actionable roadmap to improved marketing ROI, Rosen and Minsky show how businesses—from Fortune 500s to local entrepreneurs—can manage today’s complex and fragmented marketing landscape, respond to consumers’ new tech-enabled paths-to-purchase, and overcome behavioral barriers to more effectively and efficiently build brands and business.
How can marketers navigate the growing array of marketing specialties, multiplying media options and data sources, and increasing content saturation to improve effectiveness and return on investment?
How can they provide consumers with seamless experiences of value across channels that overcome behavioral barriers and actually deliver results?
In The Activation Imperative, William Rosen and Laurence Minsky provide a straightforward guide for marketers to move beyond building brands to activating them—from simply projecting what a brand is to optimizing what it does—to move people closer to transaction.
Drawing on years of research and experience with the world’s most sophisticated brands, Rosen and Minsky share a unifying cross-discipline marketing approach designed to impact critical behaviors and more effectively drive business results. They reveal how today’s more personalized and trackable communications illuminate tremendous diversity in paths-to-purchase and explain how to leverage this data to develop more effective strategies and creative targeted to individual inflection points. With actionable advice and best-in-class examples, Rosen and Minsky offer marketers a road map to manage today’s increasingly fragmented marketing landscape to more effectively and efficiently build brands and business.
How can they provide consumers with seamless experiences of value across channels that overcome behavioral barriers and actually deliver results?
In The Activation Imperative, William Rosen and Laurence Minsky provide a straightforward guide for marketers to move beyond building brands to activating them—from simply projecting what a brand is to optimizing what it does—to move people closer to transaction.
Drawing on years of research and experience with the world’s most sophisticated brands, Rosen and Minsky share a unifying cross-discipline marketing approach designed to impact critical behaviors and more effectively drive business results. They reveal how today’s more personalized and trackable communications illuminate tremendous diversity in paths-to-purchase and explain how to leverage this data to develop more effective strategies and creative targeted to individual inflection points. With actionable advice and best-in-class examples, Rosen and Minsky offer marketers a road map to manage today’s increasingly fragmented marketing landscape to more effectively and efficiently build brands and business.
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Rory Sutherland, Vice- Vice-Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather Group UK
Preface
Chapter 1: AIM for Greater ROI: The Activation Imperative Method
Chapter 2: Ready, Set, AIM
Chapter 3: Broadcast, Billboards, Branding, and More
Chapter 4: Start with the Shopper (Marketing)
Chapter 5: Connecting with Digital, Social, and Mobile
Chapter 6: Come and Get It: Content & In-Bound Marketing
Chapter 7: The Importance of Being Direct (Database & CRM, Too)
Chapter 8: Join Us: The World of Participation & Promotion Marketing
Chapter 9: Are You Experiential?
Chapter 10: Now a Word from Your Sponsor(ships)
Chapter 11: Build Your Relationship(s) with PR & Brand Journalism
Chapter 12: AIM for Optimal Activation
About the Authors
Index
Foreword by Rory Sutherland, Vice- Vice-Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather Group UK
Preface
Chapter 1: AIM for Greater ROI: The Activation Imperative Method
Chapter 2: Ready, Set, AIM
Chapter 3: Broadcast, Billboards, Branding, and More
Chapter 4: Start with the Shopper (Marketing)
Chapter 5: Connecting with Digital, Social, and Mobile
Chapter 6: Come and Get It: Content & In-Bound Marketing
Chapter 7: The Importance of Being Direct (Database & CRM, Too)
Chapter 8: Join Us: The World of Participation & Promotion Marketing
Chapter 9: Are You Experiential?
Chapter 10: Now a Word from Your Sponsor(ships)
Chapter 11: Build Your Relationship(s) with PR & Brand Journalism
Chapter 12: AIM for Optimal Activation
About the Authors
Index