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Habit: The 95% of Behavior Marketers Ignore (paperback)

paperbackJune 26, 2008
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ISBN-13: 9780137070114 ISBN-10: 013707011X
Publisher
FT Press
Binding
paperback
Published
June 26, 2008
Weight
0.7 lbs
Dimensions
1.00×15.70×23.10 cm

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Habit: The 95% of Behavior Marketers Ignore (paperback) by Martin, Neale. paperback edition. ISBN: 9780137070114.

80% of new products fail. Billions of advertising dollars are wasted every year. Even "satisfied customers" abandon companies at the drop of a hat. How can this be? How can so many brilliant marketers and product developers be failing so thoroughly? Heres how: theyve focused their vast resources almost exclusively on the conscious mind, but its the unconscious mind that controls 95% of human behavior. In Habit, Dr. Neale Martin presents powerful new research that reveals how the mind actually works and explains in practical detail the implications of this new science for marketers and product developers. Youll learn why 50 years of marketing theory is deeply flawed, how your customers unconscious minds thwart your marketing campaigns, and how to identify what customers really want when they dont even know. Martin explains how customer behavior actually changes the minds neural connections and how companies can leverage this fact by refocusing on behavior, not on attitudes and beliefs. He offers a complete process for working with customers unconscious and conscious minds together, to become your customers habit, not just their choice. Youll even learn how to revamp organizational structures that undermine the promotion of customer habits. Using Martins techniques, you can not only avoid marketing and product failures: you can finally achieve the twin holy grails of marketing: higher customer retention, and greater long-term profitability.