Good marketers know that customer-centered marketing is mandatory. However, we are not the customer. What the customer perceives as relevant is the thing successful marketers must anticipate, plan, and deliver on. <em>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?: Persuading Customers When They Ignore Marketing</em> offers Persuasion Architecture, a proven Persona-based methodology. Persuasion Architecture enables marketers to anticipate different angles from which customers frame their questions and then coordinate messaging across multiple channels so that marketers can create predictive models of customer behavior. Don't miss out on learning about this six-sigma marketing approach that can skyrocket the effectiveness of your interactive marketing.</p>
"There's some big thinking going on here-thinking you will need if you want to take your work to the next level. 'Typical, not average' is just one of the ideas inside that will change the way you think about marketing."-<strong>Seth Godin</strong>, Author, <em>All Marketers Are Liars</em></p>
"Are your clients coming to you armed with more product information than you or your sales team know? You need to read <em>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em> to learn how people are buying in the post-Internet age so you can learn how to sell to them."-<strong>Tom Hopkins</strong>, Master Sales Trainer and Author, <em>How to Master the Art of Selling</em></p>
"These guys really 'get it.' In a world of know-it-all marketing hypesters, these guys realize that it takes work to persuade people who aren't listening. They've connected a lot of the pieces that we all already know-plus a lot that we don't. It's a rare approach that recognizes that the customer is in charge and must be encouraged and engaged on his/her own terms, not the sellers. <em>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em> takes apart the persuasion process, breaks down the steps and gives practical ways to tailor your approaches to your varying real customers in the real world. This book is at a high level that marketers better hope their competitors will be too lazy to implement."-<strong>George Silverman</strong>, Author, <em>The Secrets of Word of Mouth Marketing: How to Trigger Exponential Sales Through Runaway Word of Mouth</em></p>
"We often hear that the current marketing model is broken-meaning the changes in customers, media, distribution, and even the flatness of the world make current practices no longer relevant. Yet few have offered a solution. This book recognizes the new reality in which we operate and provides a path for moving forward. The authors do an outstanding job of using metaphors to help make Persuasion Architecture clear and real-life examples to make it come alive. Finally, someone has offered direction for how to market in this new era where the customer is in control."-<strong>David J. Reibstein</strong>, William Stewart Woodside Professor, Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania and former Executive Director, Marketing Science Institute</p>
"If you want to learn persistence, get a cat. If you want to learn marketing, get this book. It's purrfect."-<strong>Jeffrey Gitomer</strong>, Author, <em>The Little Red Book of Selling</em></p>
"In 1999, the Wachowski brothers revolutionized moviemaking with stunning new angles and special effects revealed in <em>The Matrix</em>. Now the 'Eisenbrothers' have done the same for business in <em>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em> Stunning new angles! Techniques that will be copied for decades. <em>Cat</em> is sure to be remembered as the genesis of an important new direction in marketing."-<strong>Roy H. Williams</strong>, <em>New York Times</em> Best-Selling Author, <em>The Wizard of Ads Trilogy</em></p>
"The Web is a democratizing force as the world's largest global brain. It educates everyone on the pros and cons of every product, service, and even person. An educated person doesn't react well to the traditional 'art of manipulation' that most marketers attempt to employ in their campaigns. As a matter of fact, it makes them angry and defensive-like a cat backed into a corner. No one understands this new world of marketing better than the Eisenbergs. <em>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em> is the marketing manifesto of our generation. Read it, weep, and then go do something about it." -<strong>Brett Hurt</strong>, Founder and CEO of Bazaarvoice, Founder of Coremetrics, and Shop.org Board Director</p>
"It is easy to buy traffic but persuading that traffic to buy, subscribe, or otherwise take a profitable action is essential. Persuasion Architecture provides a framework for companies to better understand and reach customers with more relevant messages that increase the probability of acquiring and serving customers. Traffic cost inflation is a real problem, and this book not only tells you how to allow customers to buy the way they want to buy but makes the entire process accountable. I'll be encouraging the companies I invest in to read it." -<strong>Tod Francis</strong>, Managing Partner, Shasta Ventures</p>
"Who's buying? How are they buying? And why do they buy from you? Consumers have been turning away from old media channels and even most methods of advertising to embrace new media. The Eisenbergs have developed a proven methodology for selling in this new environment where the old marketing rules no longer apply. This book will change how you think about marketing. It may even change how you think."-<strong>Rebecca Lieb</strong>, Executive Editor, The ClickZ Network</p>
"This book lays out a powerful and fresh way of thinking about personas, persuasion, and marketing in today's increasingly fragmented media environment. If you want a practical guidebook for successfully marketing to today's consumer, then this is a must-read."-<strong>Mark Kingdon</strong>, CEO, Organic, Inc.</p>
<em>"Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em> systematically covers every aspect of critical thinking about customers and prospects a marketer could need in today's complex business world. This is a book you'll reach for every time you begin your strategic planning."-<strong>Susan Bratton</strong>, CEO, Cendara, Inc., and Executive Chair ad:tech Conferences</p>
"With <em>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em>, the Eisenbergs have shown us the power of persuasion for marketing. They back up their positions with compelling case studies and great firsthand experience that is priceless. This is a must-read for all marketing professionals and is on my desk."-<strong>Rand Schulman</strong>, Chief Active Marketing Officer, WebSideStory</p>
"The Brothers Eisenberg usher us out of the 20th-century age of media and into the 21st-century age of optimization. They show us step-by-step how to leave behind the diminished returns and false expectations of quantity, and how to replace them instead with the more universal appeal and profitability of quality."-<strong>Jeff Einstein</strong>, Media Pioneer and Social Critic</p>
"The Eisenberg brothers have done it again! Hot on the heels of their best-selling <em>Call to Action</em>, <em>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em> is a guide to the use of personas and Persuasion Architecture that will force readers to reconsider all of their marketing efforts. Chock full of 'big picture' thinking and great strategic advice, the chapters 'Choosing Personas' and 'Bringing Personas to Life' are must-reads for anyone serious about marketing. Jeffrey and Bryan force us to rehumanize our audience in a way that drives measurement and forces accountability."-<strong>Eric Peterson</strong>, Author, <em>Web Analytics Demystified</em> and <em>Web Site Measurement Hacks</em></p>
<em>"Waiting for Your Cat to Bark?</em> is a tremendous read. It has fresh ideas and practical solutions for persuading customers to act. I highly recommend this book."-<strong>Ivan R. Misner</strong>, PhD, <em>New York Times</em> Best-Selling Author and Founder of BNI
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这本书的叙事节奏处理得极其老练和高明,它仿佛不是由一个作者写出来的,更像是经过了漫长岁月的沉淀,自然而然地流淌出来的一股清泉。开篇的处理相当克制,没有急于抛出任何戏剧性的冲突或宏大的背景设定,而是选择了一条极其缓慢、甚至有些蜿蜒曲折的路径,像是带着你走过一条长长的、长满苔藓的幽深小径。这种开局方式可能会让习惯了快节奏叙事的现代读者感到一丝不耐烦,但只要你愿意给予它多一点的耐心,你就会发现作者在每一个看似不经意的场景描写中,都埋藏着深邃的意图。他对于环境的描绘达到了近乎偏执的程度,无论是光线穿过百叶窗在木地板上投下的斑驳阴影,还是空气中弥漫着的淡淡的樟脑丸气味,都被捕捉得丝丝入扣。这种细节的堆叠,并非为了炫技,而是为了构建一个极其真实、具有重量感的“场域”,让读者在不知不觉中,被那个世界的物理法则和时间流速所捕获。
评分语言风格的转换和掌控力,是衡量一位作家功力的试金石,而在这本书里,我看到了令人咋舌的跨度。前半部分,作者的笔触是极为典雅、工整的,句式结构严谨,用词考究,仿佛在遵循着某种古典文学的章法,充满了庄重感。然而,随着情节的深入,尤其是在描述到某个关键的、充满情感爆发力的场景时,语言风格会突然变得异常破碎和原始。句子被肢解,标点符号的使用也变得肆意起来,仿佛是角色内心混乱情绪的直接喷涌,带着一种未经修饰的、野蛮的生命力。这种从“雕琢”到“爆发”的无缝切换,带来的冲击力是巨大的,它精准地模拟了情感的不可控性,让人体验到一种“失语”和“爆发”的交替震撼。这种文字质感的巨大反差,让阅读体验充满了张力和惊喜,就像是听一场音乐会,从巴赫的赋格曲突然过渡到自由爵士的即兴演奏。
评分这本新书的封面设计简直是视觉上的盛宴,那种带着做旧感的牛皮纸纹理,配上略显潦草却又透着一股子老派优雅的字体,一下子就抓住了我的眼球。我拿起它,首先注意到的是它比一般平装书要厚实一些,那种拿在手里的分量感,让人觉得这不是一本可以轻易翻阅的“快餐读物”,而更像是一份需要沉下心来慢慢品味的厚重作品。内页的纸张也选得很有讲究,不是那种刺眼的亮白,而是偏向米黄的色调,即便是长时间阅读,眼睛也不会感到明显的疲劳。装帧工艺上,我特别欣赏它采用了线装而非胶装,这使得书本可以完全平摊在桌面上,对于我这种喜欢边阅读边做笔记的读者来说,简直是福音。而且,每一次翻页时,都能听到那种轻微的、带着古老气息的“沙沙”声,这种物理上的触感和听觉上的反馈,极大地增强了阅读的仪式感。书脊部分的勒口处理得非常精巧,没有出现市面上很多书籍那样容易脱胶或松散的问题,可见出版社在细节上是下了真功夫的。这本书的实体形态本身,就已经构成了一种强烈的邀请,仿佛在对读者说:“请放慢脚步,准备好进入一个值得探索的世界。”
评分全书的主题探讨,并没有停留在表层的冲突或情感纠葛上,而是深入到了一种关于“时间与记忆的形而上学”的思考。这本书迫使我重新审视自己对“过去”和“现在”的理解。作者似乎在暗示,我们所珍视的记忆,往往是经过了无数次主观重构和美化的产物,它们远不如我们想象中那样牢固可靠。那些被深埋的片段,并没有真正消失,而是在我们日常生活的缝隙中,以一种扭曲的、低频的噪音形式持续存在着,并在特定的时刻突然浮现,扰乱我们既有的认知秩序。读完这本书后,我发现自己走路时会不自觉地放慢速度,会更仔细地观察那些曾经被我忽略的日常物件——一个旧信封的折痕,墙上油漆剥落的纹理——这些细微的变化,似乎都承载着某种未被诉说的历史重量。它不是一本提供答案的书,而是一把精密的钥匙,打开了我们认知自身处境的全新维度,留下的回味悠长而深远。
评分人物的塑造,是这本书最让我感到震撼的方面之一。它彻底颠覆了我对传统“主角”的认知。这里的角色们,没有一蹴而就的成长弧线,他们更像是真实生活中那些充满矛盾、不断自我设限的普通人。作者对人物内心世界的挖掘,达到了外科手术般的精准与冷酷。他毫不留情地剖开了角色的虚荣、恐惧以及那些潜藏在礼貌言辞之下的自私算计。最妙的是,作者似乎从不直接告诉我们某个角色“是”或“否”,而是通过他们极度私密化的内心独白,以及与他人之间那些微妙的、充满张力的对话空白,让读者自己去完成对角色的拼贴与判断。我时常会停下来,对着一句话反复咀嚼,思考这个角色在说出这句话时,他真实的动机究竟是什么?这种开放式的解读空间,极大地激发了我的参与感和批判性思维,让我感觉自己不是在阅读一个故事,而是在参与一场对人性的复杂辩论。
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