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A Crash Course In Marketing

A Crash Course In Marketing

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Best investment.
Review: I have finished reading this book, and thinking on reading it again. There is so much to learn from it, good advice to follow. From all the books I have read this is one of the best.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A great way to jumpstart your marketing!
Review: I read and reread this one! I was impressed with the ease of reading a book on marketing, and surprised that I wanted to read it again. It is filled with fresh ways to look at the usual marketing strategies and thought-provoking ideas that really get energy pumped into any business that wants to grow. I have two more of their titles, as well. They are quite an excellent team at communicating their knowledge of business in a very user-friendly way. I look forward to more books on business from Andi & Andy!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Up-to-date basics for busy people
Review: Sure, good marketing builds good business. But this simple rule is not so simple to follow when you're a small business owner facing multiple demands on your time and money. A Crash Course in Marketing will streamline your efforts. It serves as a complete how-to for beginners, and a succinct refresher those who want to stay on track. As the authors remind us, marketing is doing what you already know you should do: know yourself, know your market, know your customers. But how to focus your efforts? Each of the 15 chapter titles asks a question of the reader, and the text is filled with exercises to provoke thoughtful and practical replies, as well as specific strategies on how to apply them. Bangs and Axman draw on their own experience, but the bulk of the material is collected from research, marketing materials, and the advice of experts. Every page contains at least one example from those who've been there, whether it's from the management at Coca-Cola, Amazon.com, or The Brick Store in Bath, NH. The book's tone is conversational, but not meandering -- to-the-point advice that's just right for a small business owner who must make smart decisions about where to put precious resources.


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