Thursday, June 15, 2006

Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?



THE FOLLOWING IS FROM MICHELE MILLER. SHE HAS A GREAT BLOG ABOUT MARKETING THAT YOU SHOULD READ ON A REGULAR BASIS.

The wait is over... not for your cat but for the book itself. Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?, the newest book from Jeffrey and Bryan Eisenberg (along with the incomparable Lisa Davis) is now on the shelves. Having read a pre-publication copy, I can assure you this is one book you're going to want to get your hands on. Plain and simple, it's all about persuading customers to do business with you when they ignore marketing. And this team of authors does a heck of a job. Read an excerpt from the book here. .

In the book, you'll learn:

* How the customer's buying process works in a cross-channel, new media-driven marketplace
* Why customers respond differently today than they used to
* How to use the Web to generate persuasive momentum across multiple channels
* How the various touch-points within a business affect each other
* How to guide prospects through the buying process at every customer touch-points
* How personality traits influence customer behavior online and offline
* How to anticipate the different angles from which customers approach your business
* How to identify and provide meaningful answers to your customers' questions at each stage of their buying process
* How to begin implementing Persuasion Architecture™ techniques for your business

In addition to the book, you also get an 80-minute DVD of a conversation about the book that took place between the Eisenbergs and some of the great marketing minds of the day (yes, I'm in the audience and no to your other question). You can watch a preview of the video here.

You can also read reviews from folks like Seth Godin, Jeffrey Gitomer and Roy H. Williams. Go to this page now and you'll save 35% off the publication price - the more copies you buy, the lower the price!

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Here's another review of 'Waiting for Your Cat to Bark' and a chapter-by-chapter discussion of the book: http://blogs.commerce360.com/archives/persuasion/waiting_for_your_cat_to_bark_r.html