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Marketing hiệu quả không phụ thuộc vào quảng cáo.Marketing Without Advertising has been updated to provide a new generation of entrepreneurs with the essential philosophical under-pinnings for the development of a successful, low-cost marketing plan not based on advertising.
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Table of Contents Your Marketing Companion 1 1 Advertising: e Last Choice in Marketing .3 e Myth of Advertising’s Effectiveness .5 Why Customers Lured by Ads Are Often Not Loyal 13 Why Dependence on Advertising Is Harmful 14 Advertisers: Poor Company to Keep . 16 Honest Ads 21 Branding . 23 Listings: “Advertising” at Works . 24 2 Personal Recommendations: e First Choice in Marketing . 31 Cost-Effectiveness 33 Overcoming Established Buying Habits 38 Basing Your Marketing Plan on Personal Recommendations . 39 When Not to Rely on Word of Mouth for Marketing . 42 3 e Physical Appearance of Your Business 47 Conform to Industry Norms 49 Your Business’s Appearance 52 Fantasy: A Growing Part of Retail Marketing . 60 e Test of Time . 64 4 Pricing . 67 Easy-to-Understand Prices . 68 Complete Prices . 70 Giving Customers Choice About Price 74 Internet Pricing . 77 5 How You Treat the People Around You . 81 Tracking Reputations via the Grapevine . 82 How Employees Spread the Word . 84 Common Employee Complaints 88 Handling Employee Complaints . 91 Finding Out What Employees Are inking . 93 Suppliers . 97 Business Friends and Acquaintances 102 Individuals Who Spread Negative Word of Mouth About Your Business .106 Your Behavior in Public 108 6 Openness: e Basis of Trust 111 Financial Openness .113 Physical Openness .117 Openness in Management .119 Openness With Information .120 Openness With Ideas 123 7 Deciding How to Educate Potential Customers 127 What Does Your Business Do? .128 Defining the Domains in Which Your Business Operates .136 Providing Information on Businesses in Established Fields 139 Businesses in New or Obscure Fields 143 Whom to Educate .152