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Eat Your Greens [Paperback / softback]

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  • Format: Paperback / softback, 400 pages, height x width: 210x160 mm
  • Pub. Date: 28-Oct-2018
  • Publisher: Matador
  • ISBN-10: 1789016754
  • ISBN-13: 9781789016758
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  • Format: Paperback / softback, 400 pages, height x width: 210x160 mm
  • Pub. Date: 28-Oct-2018
  • Publisher: Matador
  • ISBN-10: 1789016754
  • ISBN-13: 9781789016758
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How can we sell more, to more people, and for more money?





The marketing world is awash with myths, misconceptions, dubious metrics and tactics that bear little relation to our actual buying behaviour.





Eat Your Greens is inspired by the genuine advances in marketing science. It challenges us to change the way we think, by taking the huge body of knowledge gained from data and technology and applying the best evidence based thinking to the practice of marketing and communications.





The papers are written by some of most respected practitioners in the industry, offering a diverse range of perspectives on how to do more effective marketing, and with an intellectual generosity of spirit from which we can all profit. 





The book is curated by Wiemer Snijders, partner at Commercial Works.
Foreword ix
Sarah Newman
Introduction xi
Wiemer Snijders
1 Majority Report
1(19)
Wiemer Snijders
Charles Graham
2 People Who Predict The Death Of Brands Dont Understand Why They Exist
20(5)
Shann Biglione
3 What Ails Marketing?
25(8)
Mark Ritson
4 Short-Termism Is Killing Effectiveness
33(6)
Peter Field
5 The Signalling Of Time Horizons-Or How To Prove You Are Not A Crook
39(3)
Rory Sutherland
6 Fighting Nonsense With Nonsense
42(9)
Ryan Wallman
7 Post-Truth Telly
51(13)
Tess Alps
8 It's Beyond Time To Rethink Social Media Marketing
64(12)
Jerry Daykin
9 To Target Or Not To Target, That's Not The Question
76(7)
Shann Biglione
10 Performing Science On Yourself
83(5)
Julian Cole
11 Something Is Not Adding Up In Adland
88(9)
Becky McOwen-Banks
12 Making And Measuring What Matters
97(7)
Anjali Ramachandran
13 The Silent Ad That Spoke Volumes
104(3)
Ryan Wallman
14 Waging War On Radical Incrementalism
107(3)
Rich Siegel
15 Death Of A Saleswoman
110(2)
Rich Siegel
16 Best Practice - Is It Really?
112(9)
Mark Earls
17 Where Did It All Go Wrong?
121(14)
Eaon Pritchard
18 Apple, Walt Disney And Harley-Davidson Exceptional Brands!
135(4)
Robert van Ossenbruggen
19 Everybody Lies-The Importance Of Psychological Validity In Consumer Insight
139(8)
Philip Graves
20 Facts, Frames And Fantasies
147(5)
Robert van Ossenbruggen
21 Big Data, Big Noise
152(6)
Robert van Ossenbruggen
22 Can Neuromarketing Really Help Brands?
158(10)
Brandon Towl
23 The Science Of Effectiveness
168(11)
Phil Barden
24 Putting `nudges' in Perspective
179(11)
Byron Sharp
Amy Wilson
25 Is There Any Such Thing As Brand Love?
190(12)
Helen Edwards
26 Seduction And Cauliflowers
202(5)
Paul Feldwick
27 Marketing Utopia
207(8)
Richard Shotton
28 Authenticity, Purpose And Fakery The Challenge For Brands
215(10)
Kate Richardson
29 When Purpose Becomes A Problem
225(4)
Wiemer Snijders
30 All You Need Is Emotion, Really?
229(19)
Phil Barden
31 Madvertising, Badvertising And Sadvertising For Mad, Bad And Sad People
248(8)
Adam Ferrier
32 What I Learnt From John Webster
256(4)
Paul Feldwick
33 The Devaluation Of Creativity
260(7)
Bob Hoffman
34 Biting the hand that feeds us? Why Advertising's Love Of Novelty Is Doing Brands A Disservice
267(11)
Kate Waters
35 Why Innovation Isn't As Sexy As Business Books Promise
278(7)
Costas Papaikonomou
36 Unleashing The Power Of Disruption - Thriving In The Post-Digital Age
285(7)
Tom Goodwin
37 Why Challenger Brands Matter In The Age Of Disruption
292(11)
Mark Barden
38 Markets Versus Marketing
303(22)
Doc Searls
39 A Simple Way To Win
325(11)
Sue Unerman
40 Marketing In The Age Of Unreason-The Rise Of Emotional Experience Design
336(16)
Patricia McDonald
41 Swallowing The Little Fish - How Big Brands Stay Big
352(14)
Gareth Price
42 Rising From The Ash [ Art, Science, Humanity] - The Personal And The Provable
366(10)
Rosie
Faris Yakob
Epilogue And Acknowledgements 376(2)
About The Contributors 378