Review of Affluent Marketing Blueprint
Posted: 07 Apr 2023, 11:41
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Affluent Marketing Blueprint" by Mark Satterfield.]
Mark Satterfield’s Affluent Marketing Blueprint is an incredible self-help book that teaches about selling to wealthy people. This book is a very helpful guide to getting into the minds of affluent people and navigating your way to becoming a vendor to them. It exhaustively discusses the likes and dislikes of affluent people, especially when choosing who to work or do business with. Ideas on things to personally work on before getting involved in marketing to the rich are shared by Mark Satterfield in this book. Some of these things include building confidence, being persistent, and knowing how to present one's self in terms of outward appearance. Building relationships with past and present friends is also one of the effective ways to acquire clients, which is properly explained in this book. This book details marketing strategies that are effective in meeting and pulling prospective clients. It provides readers with a general overview of how to turn prospects into actual clients and, most importantly, how to build a personal blueprint in marketing and selling.
Self-help books, in general, are impactful, and Affluent Marketing Blueprint is no exception. I liked the research that was put into this book and all the references made to ensure that readers have a clear understanding of what the author meant at different times. One thing that stood out in this book was how straightforward it was. Many books like this one are sometimes too complicated and contain many stereotyped and clichéd elements, but this book defied the odds. Affluent Marketing Blueprint, beyond just impactful, was a delightful read. It is definitely what I will call a blueprint.
I found nothing that I particularly disliked about this book. It was exceptionally well edited and constructed really impressively.
Mark Satterfield’s Affluent Marketing Blueprint gets a rating of five out of five stars from me. It was an educative book in the sense that it had a bunch of information I hadn’t heard before. It was properly sectioned, and the chapters elaborated different ideas in the book effectively. I have no basis to remove a star from it.
Marketing and sales are skills anyone who is business-inclined should acquire, so I recommend this book to readers who are already in the marketing business or have plans to venture into the business in the future. The information Affluent Marketing Blueprint contains can come in handy in dealing with even small-scale businesses. I definitely see myself coming back to reread this book to recall and apply the ideas in it from time to time. It was an impactful book indeed.
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Affluent Marketing Blueprint
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Mark Satterfield’s Affluent Marketing Blueprint is an incredible self-help book that teaches about selling to wealthy people. This book is a very helpful guide to getting into the minds of affluent people and navigating your way to becoming a vendor to them. It exhaustively discusses the likes and dislikes of affluent people, especially when choosing who to work or do business with. Ideas on things to personally work on before getting involved in marketing to the rich are shared by Mark Satterfield in this book. Some of these things include building confidence, being persistent, and knowing how to present one's self in terms of outward appearance. Building relationships with past and present friends is also one of the effective ways to acquire clients, which is properly explained in this book. This book details marketing strategies that are effective in meeting and pulling prospective clients. It provides readers with a general overview of how to turn prospects into actual clients and, most importantly, how to build a personal blueprint in marketing and selling.
Self-help books, in general, are impactful, and Affluent Marketing Blueprint is no exception. I liked the research that was put into this book and all the references made to ensure that readers have a clear understanding of what the author meant at different times. One thing that stood out in this book was how straightforward it was. Many books like this one are sometimes too complicated and contain many stereotyped and clichéd elements, but this book defied the odds. Affluent Marketing Blueprint, beyond just impactful, was a delightful read. It is definitely what I will call a blueprint.
I found nothing that I particularly disliked about this book. It was exceptionally well edited and constructed really impressively.
Mark Satterfield’s Affluent Marketing Blueprint gets a rating of five out of five stars from me. It was an educative book in the sense that it had a bunch of information I hadn’t heard before. It was properly sectioned, and the chapters elaborated different ideas in the book effectively. I have no basis to remove a star from it.
Marketing and sales are skills anyone who is business-inclined should acquire, so I recommend this book to readers who are already in the marketing business or have plans to venture into the business in the future. The information Affluent Marketing Blueprint contains can come in handy in dealing with even small-scale businesses. I definitely see myself coming back to reread this book to recall and apply the ideas in it from time to time. It was an impactful book indeed.
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Affluent Marketing Blueprint
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon