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Join Erik and Kurt on their 365 daylong marketinglife travels across 51 cities, 17 countries, 4 continents and 8 time zones.
The first marketing book that reads like a novel!
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ERIK SAELENS & KURT FRENIER
TWO MARKETING BUDDIES WALK INTO BUDDHA*
* THE BAR, NOT THE SAGE
" THE FIRST MARKETING BOOK THAT READS LIKE A NOVEL "
SUSAN VERHAGEN, EDITOR
published by Brandhome at Smashwords
copyright 2014 Brandhome
CONGRATULATIONS! IN FRONT OF YOU LIES THE FIRST MARKETING BOOK THAT READS LIKE A NOVEL.
A novel on marketing for your heart, your body and your soul.
Brandhome foundation vzw
Falconplein 30 | 2000 Antwerp
Belgium
IBAN BE09 0682 4746 9457
BIC GKCC BE BB
All revenues of this book go to the Brandhome foundation.
www.brandhome.com/foundation
PS: please consider donating some of your wealth
NAME: H.H. Sheikh Ali bin Jassim Al Thani
CITY: Doha (Qatar)
FUNCTION: Ambassador
RELATIONSHIP: friend
What a ride! Definitely a roller coaster of marketing strategies, branding ideas and opinions. Entertaining, interesting, and well put for our future marketers! I have four boys, if one of them decides to get into the field of brand marketing, THIS BOOK full of advice and ideas will be the best gift for him!
NAME: Bart De Wever
CITY: Antwerp (Belgium)
FUNCTION: Mayor of Antwerp
RELATIONSHIP: client
When I talk to marketers, I usually think: Right, but I already thought of that myself weeks ago. And there was no big bill attached. But after browsing through this book, Im not so sure. Its an entertaining trip through the minds of two talented brand doctors. One is operating from our wonderful, pocket-sized metropolis called Antwerp, the other one from Dubai. For me, its main message is that you can only build a brand if youre truly connected to its heart and soul.
NAME: Antonio Cano
CITY: Brussels (Belgium)
FUNCTION: CEO AG Insurance, Member of
the Management Committee of Ageas
RELATIONSHIP: client
Marketing is like a huge ever-expanding city. Classic marketing textbooks are like maps of the city, but different maps give different names to the same street and some streets are even unnamed. These maps can help but you will spend more time looking at the map than looking at the wonders around you, and you can still lose your way. You have to live in a city to know it. The second best alternative is reading travel stories and diaries written by those that live in the city. The writers of this book are street smart natives of Marketing City and will take you on a thrilling trip through the grand uptown avenues and downtown backstreet allies of Marketing City. A trip you wish would never end.
NAME: Frans Cornelis
CITY: Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
FUNCTION: Group CMO, Randstad
RELATIONSHIP: friend
What if Jack Kerouac had been in marketing? This book could also be the script of a road movie. The authors are forever underway to the next assignment, mixing business and private life in a continuous stream of marketing consciousness. And its in full stereo too. This is an intense dialogue between two busy professionals about the meaning of marketing, the universe and everything. Engaging and very instructive. Curious? See for yourself.
NAME: Gunter Uytterhoeven
CITY: Brussels (Belgium)
FUNCTION: CMO BNP Paribas Fortis
RELATIONSHIP: client
Reading this book feels like sitting in the back seat of a 4WD with 2 new age marketers driving me around on a rocking adventure road through the time machine of marketing. Its a never before seen, storytelling way to explain the future of marketing and the role of branding in there. It brings great insight for next generation marketers through an intense dialogue that blends real life stories with new marketing wisdom. My God, I wish I had been there in that crazy Buddha Bar as well...
NAME: Marcello Maggioni
CITY: Dsseldorf (Germany)
FUNCTION: CMO Vodafone Germany
RELATIONSHIP: other
Reading this book brings up an exciting mixed bag of emotions. Firstly, I felt uncomfortable whilst breaching, albeit invited, into what looked like a private email conversation... Nevertheless, I kept going, just to feel even more uncomfortable. The two authors were actually reading my mind and writing it down with the aim of publishing it! There are no chapters, instead there is a fil rouge, a leading thought which is: marketing got too complicated, but not necessarily more intelligent. We need to bring back simplicity to the core of our job and the thoughts in this book are a very good start!
NAME: Safak Guvenc
CITY: Doha (Qatar)
FUNCTION: Area Manager of Qatar, General Manager, W Doha Hotel & Residence
RELATIONSHIP: friend
Buddha Bar??? Who would even think to start a book about marketing from there!? Only two, innovative and genius men from the Marketing Industry. Follow them on their adventure as they go back to the basics of marketing, and attempt to remind the reader of the significant role marketing and branding play in the world. A fresh and fun approach that keeps you connected with brands that you know and love and why their marketing strategies worked... or didnt! Entertaining, creative and thought provoking! This is a must read for those of us who realize the value of Market-ability and those that have forgotten!
NAME: Tarek Kabil
CITY: Dubai (United Arab Emirates)
FUNCTION: CEO Abraaj Capital
RELATIONSHIP: partner
We all know the power of branding and the role of marketing. We all can read a book about them. But the best intellectual discussions always take place over a glass of beer in real life. Wait till you read this real life discussion between two smart Belgian marketers who are married to Dutch women and have been all over the world. To manage your expectations: this is not a book! It's a great, tasty meal about marketing and branding for now and the future in a very interesting dialog. It's like enjoying a Belgian beer that you wish would never end!
NAME: Shiv Singh
CITY: New York City (USA)
FUNCTION: Author of Social Media Marketing for Dummies
RELATIONSHIP: friend
In tomorrows world, all great marketing will require tension, drama and controversy. Whats more, marketings going real.
Its about real people, real stories, real lives and real emotions. This book is exciting not only because of its content but its shape and form embodies that direction. Read this if you want to jump start your marketing career and develop the sensibilities of a real marketer from the future.
NAME: Niek Hommerson
CITY: Antwerp (Belgium)
FUNCTION: CEO Entergaming,
Board Member Hommerson
RELATIONSHIP: friend
The communication landscape has changed more in the last five years than in the last 20. It is great to follow two marketers in their journey, talking to each other and travelling the world, while being influenced by local experiences and evolving in their quest to find what has changed and what has remained the same. They use the unique format of dialogue, discussing, agreeing and challenging, using means also unavailable to us 10 years ago. This makes for a book that is alive, present and would not have been possible a short while ago. It's the quest of two marketers, who question their ever-changing environment, the need to adapt, and balance their experience with the hunger for the new. Enjoy!
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