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Summary: Traditional marketing is overloaded with analytical methodologies and statistical suppositions. Such marketing, as a stand alone business tool, must end. A new and more successful growth-dynamic must replace it. That dynamic is tied to human emotions and the results-producing actions those emotions trigger.
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Working with top companies worldwide in all major sectors for 20 years, I've discovered that few of them come even close to achieving their potential results.
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Yet most marketing strategies and programs focus on the rational — market share, target identification and validation, and customer needs analysis — and ignore the emotional. In doing so, such strategies ignore great opportunities.
To achieve quantum leaps in results that most businesses are capable of, "the end of marketing" must be recognized.
Conventional marketing served companies in relatively stable economies when businesses were like large ships, with captains giving orders to the mates, the mates to crews. But today businesses are in white-water canoeing races.
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Today's marketing activities are superficially linked to strategy and have little to do with action. The result: businesses rattle along not hitting on all cylinders.
Strategy: We grow in business or ultimately die. So it behooves each business to have a strategy for growth.
We might develop a growth strategy. It might seem convincing on paper. It might interest security analysts. It might brighten an annual report. But unless employees and customers alike believe it passionately, wake up in the morning motivated by it, spend each day exciting others about it, see it as a key stimulant of their life, and zealously realize it in their work activities, then it is merely a recitation of dry postulates. It can only realize partial results.
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And the history of business has its examples too: Ford Motor Company of the first decades of this century; IBM of the 1950s, Apple of the early 1980s, Wall-Mart of the 1990s, Dell of the past few years.
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Steve Jobs' strategy for providing bringing a powerful, versatile computer into the hands of average people around the world, fired the imaginations and the ardent actions of his colleagues and, ultimately, customers.
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Jobs convinced John Scully to leave a high-level, fast-track position at PepsiCo and commit himself to the uncertainties of working at Apple by asking: "Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life or do you want to change the world?"
Third, make the strategy simple and short. Growth can be complicated, but people's needs are simple.
Bill Gates wrote a strategy in longhand on a single sheet of paper when he founded Microsoft. He still has possession of that paper and is still following that strategy.
The processes of putting that strategy into action may take comprehensive descriptions. Still, those descriptions should flow from simple, brief motivational elements.
Action: Motivational growth-strategies aren't plans, they're action. Without people taking action, results can't happen.
Rational marketing stumbles because leaders often view such marketing as some kind of magic dust that, sprinkled out, changes behavior. But only motivated people change their behavior.

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However, the far more important task is to persuade middle-managers to lead change. Because traditional marketing ignores the emotional needs of middle-managers, needs that frequently illuminate ways to increase results, those managers can and will make mincemeat of even the best-intended, rationally consistent, and brilliantly-conceived marketing strategy.
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