A new marketing approach based on the buying process
Shows the various influences on the consumer and how purchases can be triggered
With practical examples
A close look at the buying process.- What stands out in today´s buying process: five recurring principles.- A model linked to behavioral research.- From branding to the process view: a method that pays.- Advertising that triggers action.
The term "branding” encourages the idea that brands can be created through decisive communication. This assumption leads to an enormous waste of marketing resources. But what are the alternatives to branding? This book focuses on what really matters to the marketing professional: motivating new customers to buy and ensuring they will buy again. This is achieved by using a marketing approach based on the buying process. This approach shows where communication is still effective, reveals key points along the way and demonstrates how to reach people so the buying process moves forward and ends with a purchase.
Now available for the first time in English!
"With its valuable food for thought, this book is recommended by getAbstract to anyone responsible for marketing and sales.”
Rolf Dobelli, getAbstract.com
"Rutschmann´s approach is fundamental and new. The book is also an exciting read, loaded with practical examples and evidence, and makes intriguing arguments.”
Dr. Christian Belz, professor of marketing, University of St. Gallen
"The exciting thing about this book is how it brings to life the buying process and the various influences on the consumer while you read it.”
Harvard Business Manager
Contents
· A close look at the buying process
· What stands out in today´s buying process: five recurring principles
· A model linked to behavioral research
· From branding to the process view: a method that pays
· Advertising that triggers action
The author
During the many years he served as CEO of a retail chain, Dr. Marc Rutschmann discovered the possibilities and limits of advertising as they played out in the real world. Since then, his Zurich-based communications agency has focused on "action-triggering” advertising. Dr. Marc Rutschmann is an author in the field of communications and a lecturer at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), Switzerland.
The term "branding" encourages the idea that brands can be created through decisive communication. This assumption leads to an enormous waste of marketing resources. But what are the alternatives to branding? This book focuses on what really matters to the marketing professional: motivating new customers to buy and ensuring they will buy again. This is achieved by using a marketing approach based on the buying process. This approach shows where communication is still effective, reveals key points along the way and demonstrates how to reach people so the buying process moves forward and ends with a purchase.
Now available for the first time in English!
"With its valuable food for thought, this book is recommended by getAbstract to anyone responsible for marketing and sales."
Rolf Dobelli, getAbstract.com
"Rutschmann's approach is fundamental and new. The book is also an exciting read, loaded with practical examplesand evidence, and makes intriguing arguments."
Dr. Christian Belz, professor of marketing, University of St. Gallen
"The exciting thing about this book is how it brings to life the buying process and the various influences on the consumer while you read it."
Harvard Business Manager
A close look at the buying process.- What stands out in today's buying process: five recurring principles.- A model linked to behavioral research.- From branding to the process view: a method that pays.- Advertising that triggers action.
During the many years he served as CEO of a retail chain, Dr. Marc Rutschmann discovered the possibilities and limits of advertising as they played out in the real world. Since then, his Zurich-based communications agency has focused on "action-triggering" advertising. Dr. Marc Rutschmann is an author in the field of communications and a lecturer at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), Switzerland.
Über den Autor
During the many years he served as CEO of a retail chain, Dr. Marc Rutschmann discovered the possibilities and limits of advertising as they played out in the real world. Since then, his Zurich-based communications agency has focused on "action-triggering" advertising. Dr. Marc Rutschmann is an author in the field of communications and a lecturer at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), Switzerland.
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
A close look at the buying process.- What stands out in today's buying process: five recurring principles.- A model linked to behavioral research.- From branding to the process view: a method that pays.- Advertising that triggers action.
Klappentext
The term "branding" encourages the idea that brands can be created through decisive communication. This assumption leads to an enormous waste of marketing resources. But what are the alternatives to branding? This book focuses on what really matters to the marketing professional: motivating new customers to buy and ensuring they will buy again. This is achieved by using a marketing approach based on the buying process. This approach shows where communication is still effective, reveals key points along the way and demonstrates how to reach people so the buying process moves forward and ends with a purchase.rn rnNow available for the first time in English!rn rn"With its valuable food for thought, this book is recommended by getAbstract to anyone responsible for marketing and sales."rnRolf Dobelli, getAbstract.comrn rn"Rutschmann's approach is fundamental and new. The book is also an exciting read, loaded with practical examples and evidence, and makes intriguing arguments."rnDr. Christian Belz, professor of marketing, University of St. Gallenrn rn"The exciting thing about this book is how it brings to life the buying process and the various influences on the consumer while you read it."rnHarvard Business Manager
A new marketing approach based on the buying process
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Shows the various influences on the consumer and how purchases can be triggered
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With practical examples
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Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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