Marketing to the Entitled Consumer: How to Turn Unreasonable Expectations into Lasting Relationships
Nick Worth,Dave Frankland,Josh Bernoff
Language: English
Published by Mascot Books, 2018
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- Title
- Marketing to the Entitled Consumer: How to Turn Unreasonable Expectations into Lasting Relationships
- Author
- Nick Worth,Dave Frankland,Josh Bernoff
- Publisher
- Mascot Books
- Publication year
- 2018
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1684015596
- ISBN 13
- 9781684015597
Marketers face a paradox. Consumers expect your brand to know everything about them-who they are, what they want, and why-and to deliver it at the exact moment they need it. But ad saturation and inbox clutter make them resent everything marketers do. In this environment, traditional approaches just won't cut it. Marketing to these entitled consumers demands a new strategy: consumer-first marketing. And this book, featuring a foreword by NFL Hall of Famer Steve Young, is the first to lay out how to do it.
Based on focus groups and surveys with 7,000 consumers, combined with the authors' experience with hundreds of brands, Marketing to the Entitled Consumer shows you everything you need to apply consumer-first marketing in your organization. You'll learn which data to collect-from purchase histories to pollen counts-and how to deploy it consistently across online, mobile, and real-world channels. You'll see how to build consumer connections that cut through the clutter with the three Rs: reciprocal value, relevance, and respectful empathy. You'll even get a roadmap on how to win over your fellow marketers and the rest of your company.
Read the book that the legendary marketing thinker Don Peppers called "a warning shot across the bow of traditional marketing." Then get to work. Your entitled consumers are ready for a new approach...are you?
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About the Author
Dave Frankland is an independent writer, consultant, and thought leader. He is a highly rated public speaker, having keynoted conferences around the world, and is equally comfortable addressing boardrooms and auditoriums. Before the term Big Data existed, Dave saw the trend and co-founded the customer intelligence (CI) practice at Forrester Research. Since then, he has helped executives at hundreds of companies to define their customer relationship strategy. He grew up in Dublin, Ireland, and holds degrees from the National University of Ireland, Galway; Trinity College Dublin; and the University of Stirling in Scotland. He lives in Florida with his wife and two children.
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