Max-E-Marketing in the Net Future: The Seven Imperatives for Outsmarting the Competition
By Rapp, Stan and Martin, Chuck
In 1987, marketing genius Stan Rapp introduced the business world to the concept of one-to-one marketing with his international bestseller MaxiMarketing. In this book he teams up with celebrated e-business visionary and bestselling author Chuck Martin to bring us news of Max-E-Marketing, a cutting-edge approach to achieving record profits that combines the power of the Internet with one-to-one marketing techniques.

Rapp and Martin show how Max-E-Marketing can put measurable responses from valued customers at the heart of the marketing process to maximize sales, both online and offline. They describe proven techniques for using Internet technology to more effectively target, acquire, and maintain long-term relationships with valued customers.


DOI: 10.1036/0071364722

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Author Biography

Stan Rapp (Ridgefield, CT) is chairman an CEO of McCann Relationship Marketing, Worldwide, (MRM, Worldwide) a global consulting firm with offices in 30 countries.

Chuck Martin is the author of the New York Times Business Book Best Seller, The Digital Estate: Strategies for Competing, Surviving, and Thriving in an Internetworked World, a guide to the basic do's and don'ts of understanding and using the Internet in everyday business. He is a well-respected leader, speaker, and cyberexpert in the rapidly growing interactive marketplace. He is a former vice president of IBM and was founding publisher of Interactive Age. He is president of the Net Future Institute, which focuses on the future of E-business and the Internet.


Max-E-Marketing in the Net Future: The Seven Imperatives for Outsmarting the Competition
Author(s): Rapp, Stan and Martin, Chuck
ISBN: 0071364722
DOI: 10.1036/0071364722

Format: hardcover, 251 pages.
Pub date: 15 Dec 2000
Copyright: 2001
$24.95 US
Product Line: McGraw-Hill

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