T Shirts And Suits A Guide To The Business Of Creativity

"e;Marketing en minutos en tu movil..."e;Chase One Rabbit habla de marketing; del marketing bien centrado. El libro te ayudara a comprender tu propio negocio y a crear estrategias que te ayudaran a venderlo de la mejor manera posible. Combina historias inspiradoras con tecnicas practicas, ofreciendo a emprendedoras y emprendedores creativos las herramientas necesarias para que sus negocios tengan aun mas exito; gracias al marketing estrategico.?Como vender? es una pregunta que nos llevamos haciendo mucho tiempo. David Parrish, consultor y formador internacional, nos ilustra con mensajes sobre venta estrategica y marketing, dibujando historias desde su propia experiencia como emprendedor. Tambien comparte casos de exito reales de algunos de sus clientes.Chase One Rabbit se ha ideado como e-book. Todas las secciones son breves, con el objetivo de ayudarte a crear tu propio plan de marketing estrategico. Cada tema incluye un apartado "e;que hacer ahora"e; y conexiones con otros temas, para que te sea facil definir tus propios objetivos y sacar el maximo provecho de tu negocio creativo.Esto no va de publicidad. Un enfoque de marketing inteligente no tiene que ser caro ni ostentoso. Se trata de comprender tu negocio, centrarlo y reflexionar para desarrollar una estrategia de venta clara y aplicar tecnicas para aumentar el exito, la rentabilidad y tu posicion en el mercado. Chase One Rabbit te ensenara como hacerlo...Conoceras la fuerza del marketing del chismorreo y los beneficios de las recomendaciones boca a oreja. Comprenderas la diferencia entre el marketing estrategico y operativo; entre la comunicacion de marketing y una estrategia sincronizada y simple.Las ventas y el marketing deberian fluir conjuntamente, apoyadas en una estrategia de marketing que sea unica para tu negocio, sector y audiencia. David te plantea cuestiones y analiza ejemplos, creando un kit de herramientas que te ayudara a desarrollar tu propia estrategia de marketing con tecnicas de precision y un discurso pulido.El libro te animara a pensar sobre estrategia y venta, beneficios y marketing de precision. Manteniendote "e;autentico"e; conseguiras que la venta no sea un incordio, y comprenderas que estas vendiendo y porque tus clientes lo quieren. Te ayudara a definir el valor de tu producto o servicio y te sugerira ideas y maneras constructivas de conseguirlo. Te hara pensar sobre mercados locales, nacionales e internacionales. En esta era de marketing digital y de internet, tienes que asegurarte de escoger las mejores herramientas.Tambien abarca las complejidades especificas de dirigir un negocio creativo; como trabajar en un sector que te apasiona, valorar tu trabajo, escoger los clientes adecuados, promocionarte de manera eficaz y hacer que el negocio sea rentable y exitoso.Cada una de las 63 secciones te sugiere algo para reflexionar, y te recomienda acciones que puedes hacer al momento para mejorar tu negocio. Es practico y progresivo y esta disenado para empresas grandes o pequenas - desde startups hasta empresas consolidadas, organizaciones culturales o artisticas o personas emprendedoras creativas - con abundantes ideas e inspiracion en las que sumergirte cada dia.David Parrish ha trabajado por todo el mundo con personas emprendedoras creativas, pequenas empresas, PYMEs digitales, organizaciones artisticas y agencias de apoyo al emprendimiento. Ha trabajado con cientos de empresas en mas de 30 paises. Es especialista en industrias creativas y digitales, ayudando a las personas emprendedoras a emplear la creatividad en sus negocios, para trazar e implementar nuevos modelos de negocio y estrategias de marketing inteligentes.Chase One Rabbit es su segundo libro, que sigue al aclamado "e;T-Shirts and Suits: A Guide to the Business of Creativity"e; (traducido al castellano como Camisetas y Corbatas: Una Guia para los Negocios Creativos), que ha sido traducido y publicado en siete paises.

Part memoir, part business manual, and 100% juicy—the inside story of Juicy Couture, one of the most iconic brands of our times While working together at a Los Angeles boutique, Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor became fast and furious friends over the impossibility of finding the perfect T-shirt. Following their vision of comfortable, fitted T-shirts, they set up shop in Gela’s one-bedroom Hollywood apartment with $200 and one rule: Whatever they did, they both had to be obsessed by it. The best friends’ project became Juicy Couture. Pam and Gela eventually sold their company to Liz Claiborne for $50 million, but not before they created a whole new genre of casual clothing that came to define California cool. Pamela and Gela built an empire from the ground up, using themselves as models to build their patterns and placing their merchandise by storming into stores and handing out samples. They balanced careful growth with innovative tactics—sending Madonna a tracksuit with her nickname, Madge, embroidered on it—and created a unique, bold, and unconventional business plan that was all their own: the Glitter Plan. Now, Pam and Gela reveal the secrets of Juicy’s success: how they learned to find and stick with the right colleagues and trust their instincts when it became time to move on to their next project. They also share their missteps and hilarious lessons learned—like the time robbers stole one thousand pairs of maternity shortalls, which the partners took as the first sign to get out of the maternity clothing business. Told in the bright, cheery voice that defines Juicy style even today, The Glitter Plan shows readers how to transform passion and ideas into business success. Aspiring designers, Juicy fans, and business readers of all stripes will be enthralled by the story of spirit and savvy behind Pam and Gela’s multimillion-dollar fashion empire.

Which fork should you use to eat the salad at a business lunch? What does business casual really mean? What's the one thing it's important not to do when meeting a Japanese businessperson for the first time? Good social skills are critical to success in today's competitive business world. Excellent manners not only grease the wheels of commerce, but an employee's positive professional image rubs off on the company and improves its reputation. The Essential Guide to Business Etiquette, a practical guide for interacting effectively with colleagues, customers, and business associates, details the social skills necessary to ensure personal and professional success. Good manners are like gold in today's fractious business environment—and thus provide an edge in getting and keeping new business. The Essential Guide to Business Etiquette features 14 chapters covering the most critical areas that can help people succeed in the climb up the corporate ladder. From the basics of getting off on the right foot during the job interview to handling office politics to dining etiquette, this book covers everything today's businessperson needs to know to navigate the tricky world of etiquette whether at home or abroad. Learning to operate with grace in the business world could not be more important. Every day, poor manners ruin deals, derail promotions, and harm customer relations.

A guide to the music business and its legal issues provides real-world coverage of a wide range of topics, including teams of advisors, record deals, songwriting and music publishing, touring, and merchandising.

From authors used to operating between the commercial, public and independent sectors of the mixed cultural economy, Understanding Creative Business bridges the gap between creative practice and mainstream business organisation, entrepreneurship and management. Using stories, case studies and exercises it discusses the positioning of creative practice within professional and business development, cultural policy-making and the wider cultural economy, and suggests what the broader field of business and management studies can learn from the informal structure and working practices of creative industries networks. Consideration is given to how ethical and moral value orientations animate creative practice and how they play into the wider debate about social responsibilities within business and public policy. The authors also explore the way creative business practices often coalesce around emergent and self-organized networks and how this signals alternative approaches to management, entrepreneurship, business organisation and collaboration. Above all else this book is about relationships; the practical examples expose the ways creative business can professionalise research, develop and sustain routes to growth through 'open' collaborative innovation and the lessons this holds for more general business innovation and policy engagements with the public domain. Written in accessible language, this book will be useful to researchers, students, educators and practitioners within the creative industries; to those working within cultural policy, arts and cultural management; and to all with an interest in management and leadership.