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020 | _a9781619618039 | ||
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100 | _aBaldwin, David | ||
245 | _aThe belief economy: How to give a damn, stop selling, and create buy-in | ||
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_aNew York: _bLioncrest Publishing, _c2017. |
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300 | _a207p., 22 cm X 14 cm | ||
500 | _aRecommended by: Abhiraj Bhore | ||
521 | _aForeword By John Replogle Introduction: A Brief History of the Future of Advertising. 1. A New Kind of Consumption and Why It Might Consume You. 2. Millennials and Gen Z: Maybe They Deserve a Trophy After All 3. Capitalism as a Force for Good, Proving Once and for All, Karl Marx Was a Schmuck 4. Why You Should Think of Your Brand as a Verb 5. Don't Check Your Humanity at the Door; You'll Need It at the Office... 6. You Don't Have to Live like a Saint to Save the World. 7. How to Become a Belief-Driven Brand by Doing Good 8. The Crime of the Century-ish: The Great Social Media Hoodwink ...... Conclusion: Do You Believe in the Belief Economy? It Believes in You... Tools and Exercises Step 1 (Culture): What's Wrong with the Current State of Things? Step 2 (Customer): What Change Does the Customer Seek? Step 3 (Company): What Do We Do that Can Make Things Better? Sources About the Author. | ||
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_xbranding _xmarketing _xselling _xsocial responsibility of business _xsuccess in business |
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