We are excited about the release of our new book, The Accidental Marketer Case Book! It complements our original book – The Accidental Marketer.
If you are interested in buying The Accidental Marketer Case Book – click here to order the book from Amazon or here to order the book from Ingram Sparks.
In each chapter of The Case Book, you will find “the story behind the story” of great marketing successes from companies you know.
You will gain access to the tools that created these strategies, and learn how to customize them for the unique circumstances of your industry and markets.
You can use these tools independently or they can be used to build upon each other if you are creating a strategy. These tools are designed to get you and your team thinking and planning. Ideally you would have 4-6 people working in a team, you may have several teams in a workshop setting. Often teams start with minimal data – and use the tools to discover what “We Wish We Knew”. Research helps you further explore and validate your plans.
The Accidental Marketer Case Book: Roadmap of Tools
The following is the list of cases and tools in The Accidental Marketer Case Book
- Chapter 1: How Do You Master Market Agility?
- Case: Kraft/Heinz and The Case of the One Way Mirror
- Tool: Trend Analysis
- Chapter 2: How Do You Stay Attuned to Power Shifts in Your Industry?
- Case: A Pharma Brand, GE & Air Conditioners
- Tool: Influence Map
- Chapter 3: How Do Innovators Keep Their Edge?
- Case: Haier and The Cold Case of the Cool Takeover
- Tool: Benefits Ladder/Vietnam Card Sort
- Chapter 4: How Do Traditional Businesses Keep Up with New Digital Competition?
- Case: Uber, Airbnb and The Case of the Digital Chokepoint
- Tool: Segmentation
- Chapter 5: How Do Market Leaders Think Differently About Competition?
- Case: Amazon/Kohl’s and The Case of the Symbiotic Competitor
- Tool: Competitor Identification
- Chapter 6: How Can Market Research Help Avoid Disaster and Drive Success?
- Case: Lexus/Phaeton and The Case of the Divergent Paths
- Tool: Ability to Win
- Chapter 7: How Can Smart Companies Bet On The Future – and Win?
- Case: Netflix and The Case of the Educated Gamble
- Tool: Differential Advantage
- Chapter 8: How Can You Build A Market AND Defend It As It Matures?
- Case: Viagra
- Tool: Positioning
- Chapter 9: How Can Content Marketing Be Used To Build Customer Trust?
- Case: John Deere and The Case of the 19th Century Content Marketer
- Tool: Content Marketing Guide
- Chapter 10: How Can You Successfully Manage Your Business With Just A Few Metrics?
- Case: The Case of The Dubious Management Measure
- Tool: Measurement & Reporting Tool