The Marketing Principles (Paperback)
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Paperback. Marketing is one of the most practiced and least understood disciplines in modern business. Nearly every organization does it, in some form, every day - a headline written, a price set, a post published, a conversation held with a prospective customer. And yet a considerable share of that daily effort is spent without any clear underlying theory of why it works when it works, or why it fails when it fails. People memorize tactics considerably more often than they understand principles, which leaves them capable of repeating what has succeeded before but genuinely unprepared for the moment a platform changes, a market shifts, or a tactic simply stops working the way it once did.This book takes a different approach. The Marketing Principles is not a guide to any specific platform, algorithm, or advertising format, each of which will very likely look considerably different within a few years of this book's publication. It is a guide to the underlying ideas that make marketing work at all, regardless of the specific channel through which it happens to be practiced at any given moment. Platforms change. The fact that people buy meaning before they buy features does not. Algorithms change. The fact that trust, once broken, is considerably harder to rebuild than it was to establish does not. This book is built entirely around the second category of idea - the principles considerably more durable than any single tactic built on top of them.This book is organized into ten parts, each addressing a distinct stage of the marketing process. Part One examines the marketing mindset itself - the foundational shift from promoting a product to genuinely understanding a customer. Part Two addresses the market: how to know it, segment it, and listen to what it is actually communicating. Part Three addresses positioning and differentiation, the specific work of claiming a clear, defensible place in a customer's mind before any promotion begins. Part Four addresses the offer itself: value, benefit, risk, and price. Part Five addresses brand and identity, the accumulated meaning a name comes to carry over time. Part Six addresses message and communication, connecting directly to the broader Collection's work on communication and speaking, but applied specifically to the discipline of marketing. Part Seven addresses trust and the customer's actual decision process. Part Eight addresses channels, treated as tools in service of a strategy rather than as strategies in themselves. Part Nine addresses the customer experience and growth that continue well after a single sale. And Part Ten closes with marketing strategy, drawing every earlier principle together into a single, coherent system.Each of the seventy principles that follow shares the same structure used throughout the Phillip Morant Collection: a short opening quote to set the tone, a clear explanation of the principle itself, a real-world example that brings it to life, timeless wisdom drawn from respected thinkers and practitioners who have studied the same territory, the common mistakes people make when they ignore the principle, specific action steps you can apply to your own business or brand, and a key takeaway to carry with you.This is not a book to read once and set aside. Markets continue changing, and the specific application of these principles to your own business will need to be revisited as your customers, your competitors, and your own offer continue to evolve. Read one principle at a time. Apply it to your own actual market before moving to the next. Small, consistently applied improvements in how you understand your customer, build your offer, and communicate your message eventually produce a considerably different quality of business than any single clever campaign ever could.Every product needs a market. Every market needs to be unde Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…
N° de réf. du vendeur 9798160679358
- Titre
- The Marketing Principles (Paperback)
- Auteur
- Phillip Morant
- Éditeur
- Independently Published
- Année de publication
- 2026
- État de l'article
- new
- Reliure
- Paperback
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9798160679358
- Série
- Livre 8 sur 8: The Principles Collection
Marketing is one of the most practiced and least understood disciplines in modern business. Nearly every organization does it, in some form, every day — a headline written, a price set, a post published, a conversation held with a prospective customer. And yet a considerable share of that daily effort is spent without any clear underlying theory of why it works when it works, or why it fails when it fails. People memorize tactics considerably more often than they understand principles, which leaves them capable of repeating what has succeeded before but genuinely unprepared for the moment a platform changes, a market shifts, or a tactic simply stops working the way it once did.
This book takes a different approach. The Marketing Principles is not a guide to any specific platform, algorithm, or advertising format, each of which will very likely look considerably different within a few years of this book's publication. It is a guide to the underlying ideas that make marketing work at all, regardless of the specific channel through which it happens to be practiced at any given moment. Platforms change. The fact that people buy meaning before they buy features does not. Algorithms change. The fact that trust, once broken, is considerably harder to rebuild than it was to establish does not. This book is built entirely around the second category of idea — the principles considerably more durable than any single tactic built on top of them.
This book is organized into ten parts, each addressing a distinct stage of the marketing process. Part One examines the marketing mindset itself — the foundational shift from promoting a product to genuinely understanding a customer. Part Two addresses the market: how to know it, segment it, and listen to what it is actually communicating. Part Three addresses positioning and differentiation, the specific work of claiming a clear, defensible place in a customer's mind before any promotion begins. Part Four addresses the offer itself: value, benefit, risk, and price. Part Five addresses brand and identity, the accumulated meaning a name comes to carry over time. Part Six addresses message and communication, connecting directly to the broader Collection's work on communication and speaking, but applied specifically to the discipline of marketing. Part Seven addresses trust and the customer's actual decision process. Part Eight addresses channels, treated as tools in service of a strategy rather than as strategies in themselves. Part Nine addresses the customer experience and growth that continue well after a single sale. And Part Ten closes with marketing strategy, drawing every earlier principle together into a single, coherent system.
Each of the seventy principles that follow shares the same structure used throughout the Phillip Morant Collection: a short opening quote to set the tone, a clear explanation of the principle itself, a real-world example that brings it to life, timeless wisdom drawn from respected thinkers and practitioners who have studied the same territory, the common mistakes people make when they ignore the principle, specific action steps you can apply to your own business or brand, and a key takeaway to carry with you.
This is not a book to read once and set aside. Markets continue changing, and the specific application of these principles to your own business will need to be revisited as your customers, your competitors, and your own offer continue to evolve. Read one principle at a time. Apply it to your own actual market before moving to the next. Small, consistently applied improvements in how you understand your customer, build your offer, and communicate your message eventually produce a considerably different quality of business than any single clever campaign ever could.
Every product needs a market. Every market needs to be understood before it can be served. Welcome to The Marketing Principles.
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