How not to Plan: 66 ways to screw it up

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Now that I’ve achieved a certain maturity — assuming a certain amount of wisdom comes with advancing age — it’s interesting and a little bit of fun to reflect on those myriad plans, whether long- or short-range, that I created, muddled through, and often abandoned over a lifetime. This is, clearly and obviously, not your usual airport “Eat your way to blockchain riches” dreadfulness. It’s particularly annoying because they “advise” you to be open-minded and consider multiple scenarios and contexts, then promptly don’t follow their own advice. This is a marketing book for marketers of all hues, a “how to” guide leading you through all stages of the process. The neighbours all hate us, but hey… in our experience there’s nothing like hosting a party to smooth out your teenagers’ social lives and measurably increase their happiness and wellbeing.

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A collection of articles from Ad Map on advertising planning, interspersed with how to check lists and some (short) case studies. We promise you that you won't hear from us very often, just with really big news or unmissable offers. And you have to apply your imagination, understanding and analysis in different measures according to the problem at hand. Celkovo ale mozem s cistym svedomim dat 5 hviezdiciek a som si isty, ze kazdy sa po precitani stane aspon o kusok lepsim marketerom. Les Binet has co-authored several other books, including: The Long and the Short of It (2013), Media in Focus (2017), and Effectiveness in Context: A Manual for Brand Building (2018).

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