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Praise for
Your Gut Is Still Not Smarter Than Your Head
"Too many companies treat marketing as a communication exercise to help sales move a few more cases of product out of the door. Your Gut Is Still Not Smarter Than Your Head demonstrates that marketing, properly understood, is your company's engine for spotting opportunities and nurturing them to produce long-term profitable growth."
-Philip Kotler, author and S.C. Johnson Distinguished Professor of International Marketing, Kellogg School of Management
"Clancy and Krieg debunk the popular myth that marketing is all instinct and hocus pocus. Here's a practical approach to marketing strategy and tactics that can drive profitability and growth. There are no 'blink' shortcuts here-this is the real work of transformational marketing, laid out in a practical, concise guide that every true marketer should read!"
-Susanne Lyons, Chief Marketing Officer, Visa USA
"Clancy and Krieg have written a comprehensive and highly compelling how-to book for the marketing community that says: wake up and look at the facts! It's a must-read for every professional marketer who aspires to breakthrough performance."
-Joseph V. Tripodi, Chief Marketing Officer, Allstate Insurance Company
"Bold moves require more facts in this fast-paced era. This book is a must-read for the risk tolerant!"
-Jon Luther, CEO, Dunkin' Brands, Inc.
"Fact-based marketing is the best way to reinvent marketing, and Clancy and Krieg provide the blueprint to do it."
-Bob Liodice, President and CEO, Association of National Advertisers
"The authors demonstrate forcefully and dramatically-with numerous examples-how great, even just good, analysis leads to legendary marketing strategies."
-Don Sexton, Professor, Columbia Business School, and author of Trump University Marketing 101
Contents
Section I
Why You Should Be Unhappy with Your Marketing Even if You're Not 1
1 Nothing Is More Important than Marketing 3
2 More Marketing Decisions Are Made with Guts than Brains 25
3 How to Give Your Marketing a "Performance Review" 45
Section II
Six Easy Steps (and One Hard One) to Better Marketing 57
4 So Many Targets . . . So Which Are Worth Targeting? 59
5 Positioning: The Battle for the Mind Is Lost before the First Shot Is Fired 81
6 Generate Two Billion Product Ideas and Choose the Best One 103
7 Don't Slip in the Media Muddle 129
8 Why Your Advertising Is a Waste—and What to Do about It 147
9 Sports Sponsorships Are Often a Mug's Game 167
10 How to Make the Sales Reps Our Friends . . . Really 185
Section III
How to Finally Make It All Work Together 203
11 Connect All the Marketing Plan's Dots 205
12 How to Get All These Great Plans Implemented 227
13 Brand Equity—Out; Customer Equity—In 243
14 Yes, You Can Measure Marketing ROI 263
Notes 277
Index 285
