Lowenstein (market research and consulting professional and author) explores recent changes in the concepts and execution of both social and business-related informal peer-to-peer communications in a time when potential customers are increasingly leery of messages from suppliers relayed through traditional media. He makes it clear that marketers must understand that customers are buried under an avalanche of messages coming from far more than traditional media: things like spam, pop-up advertising, telemarketing. He also notes that customers most consistently trust word-of-mouth communications. Topics include the history of customer advocacy and sabotage, the business case for advocacy, measuring and monetizing it, creating higher levels of advocacy with informal social communications, and more.
"This groundbreaking book provides the tools and processes needed to actually apply market-driven strategy to today's business world.
This book is written for students - as well as employees of organizations - who have some previous exposure to principles of marketing.
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