The Ultimate Marketing Plan (Review and Analysis of Kennedy's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Dan Kennedy's book "The Ultimate Competitive Advantage" shows that the true essence of marketing is simple: getting the right message to the right people, via the right methods. In his book, the author explains how you can develop the ultimate marketing plan based on this principle, to help you to ensure that you are sending the right message that will have an impact on customers. This summary provides the tools you need to create an effective marketing plan that will optimise sales and the long-term success of your business.
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Book Presentation The Ultimate Marketing Plan by Dan Kennedy
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of The Ultimate Marketing Plan (Dan Kennedy)
Section 1: The Ultimate Marketing Plan
Section 2: The Ultimate Marketing Secret Weapons
Section 3: The Ultimate Marketing Sins
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
The essence of marketing is quite simple really. It is the process of getting the right message to the right people via the right media and methods so they make the right decision to buy the product or service you offer. Anything else is just window dressing. Marketing stands or falls on the strength of the sales generated (or lost).
With that in mind, developing the ultimate marketing plan is a structured process by which you make certain your marketing:
Crafts the right message for your particular product, service or business.
Takes advantage of all the marketer’s toolbox of secret weapons.
Avoids the marketer’s sins which will detract from overall effectiveness.
Has a minimum of time spent planning and a maximization of time spent doing.
In short, marketing is never about doing things that are aesthetically pleasing, or that win advertising industry awards. The only genuine yardstick for marketing is how well it generates sales. The world is full of interesting things competing for the attention and pocketbooks of the same consumers you hope to turn into customers. By developing and executing the ideas in your own ultimate marketing plan, you optimize the number of sales you make thereby building the long-term future of your business.