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Index
Cover Title Copyright Dedication Acknowledgements Contents Intro Why 42? Rule 1 Rules are Meant to be Broken Rule 2 Marketing Must Result in Sales Rule 3 Plan a Little So You Can Do a Lot More Rule 4 Know What You’re Aiming At Rule 5 Pick the Problem You Want to Solve Rule 6 Get to Know Your Customers Rule 7 Target Your Messages Rule 8 Customers Are People Too Rule 9 See the Forest and the Trees Rule 10 Change the Words, Not the Idea Rule 11 Involve Them and They Will Understand Rule 12 Be Different Rule 13 Admit When You Make a Mistake Rule 14 Messages Need Testing Too Rule 15 Just Say No to Jargon Rule 16 Be Compelling Rule 17 Do It Their Way Rule 18 Be Consistent Rule 19 Use the Right Tools Rule 20 See and Be Seen Rule 21 Blogs are Good Rule 22 Email is Personal Rule 23 Viral Marketing is a Tactic Rule 24 Be Critical Rule 25 Always Have a Next Step Rule 26 Change is Your Friend Rule 27 PR Doesn’t Mean Press Release Rule 28 Tradeshows Will Never Die Rule 29 Clicks Aren’t Customers Rule 30 A Launch is a Process, Not an Event Rule 31 Don’t Get Caught in the Hype Rule 32 The Whole is Greater Than the Sum of its Parts Rule 33 Marketing Plans are Good Rule 34 Marketing is Art Rule 35 Marketing is Science Rule 36 Make Them Laugh Rule 37 Always Have a Deadline Rule 38 Everyone is a Marketing Expert Rule 39 Deliver What You Promise Rule 40 Give it a Chance Rule 41 Don’t Follow the Pack Rule 42 These are My Rules. What are Yours? Appendix A Resources Appendix B References Appendix C 42 Rules Toolkit About the Author Write Your Own Rules Other Happy About Books
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