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1 online resource (xvi, 180 pages) |
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Includes index. |
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"The Samsung Instinct was designed to be habit forming. Inspired by pioneering work by Dr. Neale Martin, Sprint and Samsung created the Instinct interface from the bottom up to work the way your brain works."--Doug Rossier, Sprint Instinct Marketing Lead "In Habit, Neale Martin provides what seems to be a simple observation--that human behavior is largely managed through subconscious process. In startling fashion, Martin makes this point and then proceeds to undermine much of what marketers have come to believe as absolute truths. This is a worthwhile read, with significant implications to anyone who hopes to build brands and sell products." --John Stratton, Sr. Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Verizon "Neale provides some of the most comprehensive insights into marketing I have ever read. His understanding of today's market complexity is simply brilliant." --Derek Broes, Sr. Vice President, Paramount "At last someone has approached marketing with the clarity and precision of a brain surgeon." --George Ford, Marketing Director, Petrafoods " Habit reveals why traditional approaches to acquiring and keeping customers don't work anymore. Dr. Martin shows that by focusing on behavior instead of attitudes and intentions, companies can radically improve not only how many customers they win, but how many they keep." --S. Somasegar, Microsoft Senior Vice President, Developer Division " Habit is an essential read for all marketers, managers and executives. Dr. Martin has elevated the seemingly boring concept of habits to a science with implications for every business in every market. This excellent book not only explains why consumers behave the way they do, but what companies should do in light of these startling insights!" --Jagdish N. Sheth, Ph. D, Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing, Goizueta Business School, Emory University Habit begins with a revolutionary premise--95% of human behavior is controlled by the unconscious mind. This fact exposes the central flaw in marketing theory, market research, and a preponderance of business strategy--that customers are consciously aware of what they're doing. Habit explains why 80% of new products fail, why billions of advertising dollars are wasted every year, and why even satisfied customers aren't loyal. In Habit, Dr. Neale Martin persuasively contends that recent research from the brain sciences reveals that our brain evolved two minds--and marketing is focused on the wrong one. By explain ... |
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Consumer behavior.
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Habit.
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Change (Psychology)
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Marketing -- Psychological aspects.
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Marketing -- Management.
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Consommateurs -- Comportement. |
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Habitude. |
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Changement (Psychologie) |
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Marketing -- Aspect psychologique. |
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Marketing -- Gestion. |
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Change (Psychology) |
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Consumer behavior |
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Habit |
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Marketing -- Management |
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Marketing -- Psychological aspects |
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Behavior marketers ignore |
| Other Form: |
Print version: Martin, Neale, 1957- Habit. Upper Saddle River, N.J. : FT Press, ©2008 0131357956 |
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Print version: Martin, Neale, 1957- Habit. Upper Saddle River, N.J. : FT Press, ©2008 9780131357952 |
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9780137148233 |
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0137148232 |
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