Reading List

A regular reader of Chiperoni.ch has suggested that I add a book list.

Yesterday I stopped by at the uni library and browsed thru the marketing section. I picked up “How Customers Think” by Gerald Zaltmann. And some pages caught my eye. The 10’000 feet view.

four challenges

Ways to find original ideas and get out of the customary, surface-oriented thinking about consumers:
for fleeing our worn cognitive hampers

He describes the Titanic Effect here:
the titanic effect

Another book I browsed thru is:
Marketing-Erfolg im Internet” by Martin Blatter-Constantin. It stood out of the crowd ‘cos it offers nifty black and white icons in the left column. And I liked the fact that it talks about personas from the beginning.

anna analog vs achim digit vs dane digital

Other books I brought along for reference purposes, include:

  • The New Rules of Marketing and PR by David Meerman Scott – a recommended read; I wrote a couple of blog posts here and here.
  • Marketing your Business, A Guide to Developing a Strategic Marketing Plan by Ronald A. Nykel – no opinion yet.

Last in today’s list is “The Marketing Mavens” by Noel Capon:
marketing maven

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2 Comments

  1. Posted November 15, 2008 at 18:15 | Permalink

    Hey! Thanks for recommending my book “New Rules…” David

  2. mlle a.
    Posted November 28, 2008 at 19:47 | Permalink

    How did you like “The Marketing Mavens” and “How customers think”?

    #faintly remembers our book club project of 200-erm-7 and your pic of the “New Rules” in the grass….

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