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Marketing picks
Discover the standout reads from this topic, curated directly from the Storise library.
Featured title: Competing Against Luck by Clayton Christensen
Competing Against Luck
Clayton Christensen
A strategic framework for creating products and services that customers actually want.
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What's Competing Against Luck about?
Innovation isn't about luck or random chance - it's about deeply understanding why customers make the choices they do. The Jobs to Be Done theory provides a powerful framework for creating products and services that truly matter to people. By focusing on the actual problems customers are trying to solve, rather than just product features or market data, companies can consistently develop successful innovations that m...
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Marketing.
The Art of Social Media: Power Tips for Power Users
Guy Kawasaki
Learn how to master the art of digital persona, post with purpose, and seamlessly integrate your blo...
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What's The Art of Social Media: Power Tips for Power Users about?
To sum it up, "The Art of Social Media" is an essential guide that uncovers the secrets to thriving in the digital landscape. Whether you're an aspiring influencer, business owner, or simply looking to enhance your online presence, this book equips you with the tools to make a lasting impact. Embrace authenticity, purposeful posting, and the seamless integration of your blog and social media platforms to create a com...
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Marketing.
80/20 Internet Lead Generation
Scott A. Dennison
Level up your business by turning your website into a lead-generating machine.
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What's 80/20 Internet Lead Generation about?
Old-school marketing just doesn't cut it anymore! Back in the day, businesses had it simple - slap an ad in the newspaper, get some radio time, or put up a billboard. Done! But here's the thing: those methods were like using a fishing net to catch one specific type of fish. Sure, lots of people saw your ad, but how many actually cared? Today's marketing is more like using the perfect bait for exactly the fish you wan...
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Marketing.
