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PRAISE FOR Integration Marketing
"The most important book of the year."
Codrut Turcanu, founder of Remarkable Blogging, www.RemarkableBlogging.com
"Mark Joyner's new book rocks! After reading it yesterday evening, I put all other work on hold to create two integration marketing processes-and have been spreading the word about them. Already, within twenty-four hours, I've started seeing results. And the way I've implemented it is rudimentary and basic. There are so many nuances to make it more powerful and effective. To think so much wisdom and insight can be packed into such a short volume . . . wow! I'm urging everyone I care about in a business sense to stop everything else and read Integration Marketing right now."
Dr. Mani Sivasubramanian, www.DrMani.name
"I've read the book four times in one day. I gave my first lecture on Integration Marketing to my staff todayit generated incredible excitement."
Alan Walker, CEO, Knowledgism, www.knowledgism.com
"[Joyner deserves] a standing ovation for explaining so concisely how McDonald's and Microsoft are able to dominate their markets."
Ian Del Carmen, President and CEO, Fireball Planet Corporation, www.FireballPlanet.com
"My company generated an additional $20,368 in revenue last month as a direct result of Joyner's integration marketing concepts."
Frank Bauer, founder, Add2It, www.add2it.com
"I bought a $750,000 house in cash last year-pretty much because of the Integration Marketing strategies Mark taught us. It's now the major driving force of the growth of our company."
Tellman Knudson, CEO, Overcome Everything, Inc., www.OvercomeEverything.com
"I must say . . . it's the most important book I've ever read. It's beyond the level of any other marketing strategy."
Jason Mangrum, author of The Official Internet Business Q&A Report
Book Description
Integration Marketing is the integration of one marketing process into another. The book will further expand on this by teaching readers how to: become equipped to find marketing opportunities that will bring them a limitless supply of customers, know how to maximize the dollars they earn from every customer they find, and understand how to steadily and strategically grow their business, each and every month. Most importantly, these methods, once in place, will continue to bring in results without any additional work. Youll find proof in the form of clear case studies and easily reproducible experiments. As a bonus, Joyner shows you how to do something that hasnt been done before: use predictive math to gauge the relative likelihood of these opportunities being profitable. The book will be divided into three key parts: The Idea, The Strategy, and The Mastery. Chapters include: Digital New School Meets Profitable Old School. New School Gets Schooled (Thank You, Sir. May I Have Another?) A Real-Life Yoda and Billion Dollar Businesses How Integration Marketing Transformed a Self-Confessed Geek Into One of Historys Most Influential People Talking the Business Growth Talk: The Language of Integration Marketing (Part 1) Why Strategic Integration Marketing? Three Magic Words Taking That First Step Forward: Creating Your Integration Marketing Growth Strategy More Words That Matter: The Language of Integration (Part 2) Minimizing Guesswork, Maximizing Growth: Using The Integration Marketing Score Google, Snoop Dogg and some Bling-Bling: Clever Integration Marketing Tactics Everywhere You Look
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39 人中、33人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Save Your Money
2009/7/26
形式:ハードカバー|Amazonが確認した購入
Unless marketing is totally new to you, you have heard of and probably used all the concepts discussed in this very short book. Mark does try to stake out new territory by assigning new names to old concepts. But even then he discusses the concepts in very general terms. He talks about the what to do but never really gets around to specifics of how to do what he is talking about.
The book opens up by asking you to go to his website and complete five steps to see the Integration Marketing theory in practice. Step one is to provide your name and email address so you become part of his mailing list. The third step tries to sell you an advanced course on Integration Marketing.
Mark is a very savvy marketer. You will learn a lot more by watching what he is doing than by reading this book.
The contents of this book could be delivered in 15 - 20 pages if he cut out all the unnecessary fluff.
He promises to give a formula for calculating the profit potential for any Integration Marketing deal. However what he gives is a formula that requires a lot of arbitrary estimates. Garbage In Garbage Out comes to mind. It is easy to develop business projections. But business projections are only as good as the underlying assumptions. There was no real guidelines for developing the estimates that goes into this formula.
In my opinion, the entire book is designed to get the reader to seek additional, higher priced information.
There is no doubt that Mark can teach a lot about marketing. If you wish to become a student of Mark, save the money on the book and apply it directly to the higher level study.
The book opens up by asking you to go to his website and complete five steps to see the Integration Marketing theory in practice. Step one is to provide your name and email address so you become part of his mailing list. The third step tries to sell you an advanced course on Integration Marketing.
Mark is a very savvy marketer. You will learn a lot more by watching what he is doing than by reading this book.
The contents of this book could be delivered in 15 - 20 pages if he cut out all the unnecessary fluff.
He promises to give a formula for calculating the profit potential for any Integration Marketing deal. However what he gives is a formula that requires a lot of arbitrary estimates. Garbage In Garbage Out comes to mind. It is easy to develop business projections. But business projections are only as good as the underlying assumptions. There was no real guidelines for developing the estimates that goes into this formula.
In my opinion, the entire book is designed to get the reader to seek additional, higher priced information.
There is no doubt that Mark can teach a lot about marketing. If you wish to become a student of Mark, save the money on the book and apply it directly to the higher level study.
8 人中、8人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Great idea but not worthy of a book
2009/8/29
形式:ハードカバー
How does one start a critical analysis of a short marketing book that contains many paragraphs that are one sentence long and that starts out promising to show the reader how to turn their small business into a big business or their big business into an empire but by the end of the book is claiming that this marketing method will also help end war and improve the chances of global human survival? (Seriously, I could not make this up.)
If you are an experienced marketer and you are familiar with cross-marketing deals then there isn't much new for you in this very short book. The concept that is "revealed" in this work is actually a very good concept and a worthy marketing tactic to teach. It just could have been done in a one or two page white paper and been less self-serving. I've enjoyed Mark Joyner's previous works and have actually defended his style in the past. Heck, I actually admire the guy. I've given some of his previous works high ratings. I just can't do it this time. I'm afraid he's gone a bit off the rails with this effort.
He's just a little too full of himself on this outing.
Joyner actually compares the Integration Marketing concept to Newton's development of the theory of gravity. (Seriously, I could not make this up.) At one point he states "I can't possibly overstate the importance of this..." and then precisely 4 sentences later states, "At the risk of appearing self-indulgent...". (Seriously, I could not make this up.) He then treats the reader to spoon-fed dribbles of information with much repetition because he explains that we need to learn to walk before we can sprint. We just couldn't handle it if he got right to the point.
Visit his Integration Marketing website and you will find that the book is little more than a way for Joyner to build his back-end sales and try to upsell you to other products and services. This is all thinly veiled as an example of integration marketing in action. I just felt greasy at the end of the entire experience.
Excellent concept, well-developed theory but a $15 asking price for this book? I think not but I admire his chutzpah.
~~ Review by the author of the e-book, "How to Build and Manage Your Brand (in sickness and in health)."
If you are an experienced marketer and you are familiar with cross-marketing deals then there isn't much new for you in this very short book. The concept that is "revealed" in this work is actually a very good concept and a worthy marketing tactic to teach. It just could have been done in a one or two page white paper and been less self-serving. I've enjoyed Mark Joyner's previous works and have actually defended his style in the past. Heck, I actually admire the guy. I've given some of his previous works high ratings. I just can't do it this time. I'm afraid he's gone a bit off the rails with this effort.
He's just a little too full of himself on this outing.
Joyner actually compares the Integration Marketing concept to Newton's development of the theory of gravity. (Seriously, I could not make this up.) At one point he states "I can't possibly overstate the importance of this..." and then precisely 4 sentences later states, "At the risk of appearing self-indulgent...". (Seriously, I could not make this up.) He then treats the reader to spoon-fed dribbles of information with much repetition because he explains that we need to learn to walk before we can sprint. We just couldn't handle it if he got right to the point.
Visit his Integration Marketing website and you will find that the book is little more than a way for Joyner to build his back-end sales and try to upsell you to other products and services. This is all thinly veiled as an example of integration marketing in action. I just felt greasy at the end of the entire experience.
Excellent concept, well-developed theory but a $15 asking price for this book? I think not but I admire his chutzpah.
~~ Review by the author of the e-book, "How to Build and Manage Your Brand (in sickness and in health)."
3 人中、3人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Integration Marketing definitely has a place on my shelf
2009/8/6
形式:ハードカバー
I agree to those people who said that Integration Marketing is a simple and easy-to-read book. This book reminds me of my college textbooks, but not the terribly boring ones.
Integration Marketing is comprehensive and offers solid advice. This book deserves a place on your shelf. It's the kind of book you'll turn to regularly for reference.
Integration Marketing is comprehensive and offers solid advice. This book deserves a place on your shelf. It's the kind of book you'll turn to regularly for reference.
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