From Library Journal
In a sequel to his Guerrilla Marketing ( LJ 2/15/84) and Guerrilla Marketing Attack ( LJ 3/15/89), Levinson offers a practical approach to his technique. He defines a weapon "as a method of communication or contact with customers and prospects designed to render service, improve quality, clarify benefits, enhance credibility, or make the customer or prospect feel good." Weapons studied include pricing, brand-name awareness, follow-up, speed, neatness, and credibility. This very practical guide should be consulted by both practitioners and students of business. All three books are recommended to public libraries with comprehensive business collections.
- Lucy Heckman, St. John's Univ. Lib., Jamaica, New YorkCopyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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