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The Invisible Touch: The Four Keys to Modern Marketing

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 19, 2009

    disappointing read

    Would not recommend. Some of the concepts were engaging, but nothing was new and they were presented randomly. I have read many other books on the subject that were more compelling.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 1, 2005

    Finally a Great Marketing Book--Beckwith has FREE E-Newsletter

    Subscribers to Invisible Ink, Beckwith's e-newsletter, will get monthly reminders of some of the key strategies detailed in Beckwith's books - along with updated takes on what's happening in marketing today. A great additon to Beckwith's many fantastic books!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 28, 2000

    Tap into Beckwith's insights and move to head of the class!

    Busy people will appreciate Beckwith¿s writing style and his ability to present the complex in a straightforward manner. The Invisible Touch presents four key concepts of marketing (price, brand, packaging, and relationships) and drives home salient points using examples we see daily but never stop to analyze. CEOs, entrepreneurs, web page designers, and service oriented businesses learn to appreciate the subtleties of marketing. ** CEOs will revisit existing marketing plans with `new eyes¿ and passion. ** Entrepreneurs will gain insight to the nuances of marketing and an appreciation for the importance of a good marketing plan ¿ one written on paper, not just carried around in your head. ** Web page designers will find that The Invisible Touch is an excellent resource and reading reference for customers. ** Service oriented businesses will particularly appreciate Beckwith¿s ability to provide insights to marketing the intangibles of service. ** From a personal coach's perspective, home business and entrepreneurial clients have found this book helpful in determining whether to do the marketing themselves or hire a marketing specialist. Fast read for the busy person. You¿ll want to keep this book handy.

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    Posted June 19, 2011

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