2008, ISBN: 9788120335837

Toronto: Random House, 1993, 1993. Soft Cover. 9 x 7. ISBN:0-394-22377-2. 79 pp. The lovely softcover edition with wide fold-over flaps. Not price clipped. In superb bright, tight, super … More...

Toronto: Random House, 1993, 1993. Soft Cover. 9 x 7. ISBN:0-394-22377-2. 79 pp. The lovely softcover edition with wide fold-over flaps. Not price clipped. In superb bright, tight, super clean condition- as if never read. Barry Lopez i s a brilliant writer. In this novella length fable, he writes of our spiritual relationship to the landscape, different traditions and our human obligations to one another. Tom Pohrt's elegant paintin gs are based on indigenous clothing and artifacts of the Northern Plains Native Americans. Meticulously, richly detail the two principal characters, Crow and Weasel as they set out on horse back to tr avel farther north than any of their people have ever gone before. A wonderful collaboration between the author's imagination and the artist's illustrations. A fine, fine copy of this extraordinary bo ok. Overall cond. fine.., Toronto: Random House, 1993, 1993, New York: Random House Audio, 1991. Audio Cassette. Very Good/Very Good. some light edge wear to case, otherwise, as new. In the era of myth time, two young men from the Northern Plains travel farther than any of their people have gone before. Along the way, they discover all that is meaningful and true in the world., Random House Audio, 1991, B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Tight and Neat. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Has foxing. Five star seller - Ships Quickly - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Tight and Neat. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Tight and Neat. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., B004I2QWWQ Very Good Condition. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., Warner. PAPERBACK. 1405918829 Very Good Condition. Five star seller - Buy with confidence! . Very Good., Warner, Arms & Armour Press. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1982. First Edition. Softcover. 0853684383 . Excellent copy, near new! Clean, bright copy! Excellent model building reference book. ; Warbirds Illustrated No. 3; B/W & Color Photos; 68 pages ., Arms & Armour Press, 1982, Arms & Armour Press. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1982. First Edition. Softcover. 0853684383 . Excellent copy, near new! Clean, bright copy! Excellent model building reference book. ; Warbirds Illustrated No. 3; B/W & Color Photos; 68 pages ., Arms & Armour Press, 1982, PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it provides practical business-building approach. Using real-world examples from companies like Patagonia, Infosys, Kiehl’s, Ikea and Trader Joe’s who have succeeded in business by letting their quality products speak for themselves and selling value rather than gimmicks–the book shows how companies can: Promote not just legally, but more persuasively and honestly. • Be the company consumers can count on. • Replace pricing strategy with a more convincing value promise. • Gain a competitive edge in a hyper-competitive marketplace by avoiding the top five “credibility killers.” • Achieve greater returns through integrity in marketing. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments Introduction • What Was Naive Is Now Necessary Part One • Practical Integrity Chapter 1 • Convincing the Unconvinced Practical Integrity and a Better Way to Market Chapter 2 • Practical Integrity Works Five Companies with Something to Teach Us All Part Two • True Strategies Chapter 3 • Be the One They Can Count On Build Equitable Partnerships, Fused with Integrity Chapter 4 • My Product, My Self That`s Not a Product YrJU`re Marketing, That`s YrJUr Word Chapter 5 • Win the Credibility Race (and It Is a Race) Grab the Leadership Share of What Customers Believe In Chapter 6 • Promote Honestly, Not Just Legally No Weasels Allowed Chapter 7 • Be There When They Want You There In Their Mind, Not in Their Face Chapter 8 • Putting Trust Back into Value It`s Worth More if They Trust lOu More Part Three • Making it Happen Chapter 9 • Integrity Team Building Convince lOur People and They Will Convince the World Chapter 10 • Benchmark Against a New ROMI Achieving Return on Market Integrity Chapter 11 • Preparing for a Better Way to Market Integrity Planning and Training Chapter 12 • A Final Thought Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 0., PHI Learning, 2008<

2008, ISBN: 9788120335837

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CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. PAPERBACK. 1537593331 Special order direct from the distributor . New., CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it provides practical business-building approach. Using real-world examples from companies like Patagonia, Infosys, Kiehl’s, Ikea and Trader Joe’s who have succeeded in business by letting their quality products speak for themselves and selling value rather than gimmicks–the book shows how companies can: Promote not just legally, but more persuasively and honestly. • Be the company consumers can count on. • Replace pricing strategy with a more convincing value promise. • Gain a competitive edge in a hyper-competitive marketplace by avoiding the top five “credibility killers.” • Achieve greater returns through integrity in marketing. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments Introduction • What Was Naive Is Now Necessary Part One • Practical Integrity Chapter 1 • Convincing the Unconvinced Practical Integrity and a Better Way to Market Chapter 2 • Practical Integrity Works Five Companies with Something to Teach Us All Part Two • True Strategies Chapter 3 • Be the One They Can Count On Build Equitable Partnerships, Fused with Integrity Chapter 4 • My Product, My Self That`s Not a Product YrJU`re Marketing, That`s YrJUr Word Chapter 5 • Win the Credibility Race (and It Is a Race) Grab the Leadership Share of What Customers Believe In Chapter 6 • Promote Honestly, Not Just Legally No Weasels Allowed Chapter 7 • Be There When They Want You There In Their Mind, Not in Their Face Chapter 8 • Putting Trust Back into Value It`s Worth More if They Trust lOu More Part Three • Making it Happen Chapter 9 • Integrity Team Building Convince lOur People and They Will Convince the World Chapter 10 • Benchmark Against a New ROMI Achieving Return on Market Integrity Chapter 11 • Preparing for a Better Way to Market Integrity Planning and Training Chapter 12 • A Final Thought Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 0., PHI Learning, 2008<

2008, ISBN: 9788120335837

PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it… More...

PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it provides practical business-building approach. Using real-world examples from companies like Patagonia, Infosys, Kiehl’s, Ikea and Trader Joe’s who have succeeded in business by letting their quality products speak for themselves and selling value rather than gimmicks–the book shows how companies can: Promote not just legally, but more persuasively and honestly. • Be the company consumers can count on. • Replace pricing strategy with a more convincing value promise. • Gain a competitive edge in a hyper-competitive marketplace by avoiding the top five “credibility killers.” • Achieve greater returns through integrity in marketing. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments Introduction • What Was Naive Is Now Necessary Part One • Practical Integrity Chapter 1 • Convincing the Unconvinced Practical Integrity and a Better Way to Market Chapter 2 • Practical Integrity Works Five Companies with Something to Teach Us All Part Two • True Strategies Chapter 3 • Be the One They Can Count On Build Equitable Partnerships, Fused with Integrity Chapter 4 • My Product, My Self That`s Not a Product YrJU`re Marketing, That`s YrJUr Word Chapter 5 • Win the Credibility Race (and It Is a Race) Grab the Leadership Share of What Customers Believe In Chapter 6 • Promote Honestly, Not Just Legally No Weasels Allowed Chapter 7 • Be There When They Want You There In Their Mind, Not in Their Face Chapter 8 • Putting Trust Back into Value It`s Worth More if They Trust lOu More Part Three • Making it Happen Chapter 9 • Integrity Team Building Convince lOur People and They Will Convince the World Chapter 10 • Benchmark Against a New ROMI Achieving Return on Market Integrity Chapter 11 • Preparing for a Better Way to Market Integrity Planning and Training Chapter 12 • A Final Thought Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 0., PHI Learning, 2008<

2008, ISBN: 9788120335837

PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it… More...

PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it provides practical business-building approach. Using real-world examples from companies like Patagonia, Infosys, Kiehl’s, Ikea and Trader Joe’s who have succeeded in business by letting their quality products speak for themselves and selling value rather than gimmicks–the book shows how companies can: Promote not just legally, but more persuasively and honestly. • Be the company consumers can count on. • Replace pricing strategy with a more convincing value promise. • Gain a competitive edge in a hyper-competitive marketplace by avoiding the top five “credibility killers.” • Achieve greater returns through integrity in marketing. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments Introduction • What Was Naive Is Now Necessary Part One • Practical Integrity Chapter 1 • Convincing the Unconvinced Practical Integrity and a Better Way to Market Chapter 2 • Practical Integrity Works Five Companies with Something to Teach Us All Part Two • True Strategies Chapter 3 • Be the One They Can Count On Build Equitable Partnerships, Fused with Integrity Chapter 4 • My Product, My Self That`s Not a Product YrJU`re Marketing, That`s YrJUr Word Chapter 5 • Win the Credibility Race (and It Is a Race) Grab the Leadership Share of What Customers Believe In Chapter 6 • Promote Honestly, Not Just Legally No Weasels Allowed Chapter 7 • Be There When They Want You There In Their Mind, Not in Their Face Chapter 8 • Putting Trust Back into Value It`s Worth More if They Trust lOu More Part Three • Making it Happen Chapter 9 • Integrity Team Building Convince lOur People and They Will Convince the World Chapter 10 • Benchmark Against a New ROMI Achieving Return on Market Integrity Chapter 11 • Preparing for a Better Way to Market Integrity Planning and Training Chapter 12 • A Final Thought Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 0., PHI Learning, 2008<

2008, ISBN: 9788120335837

PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it… More...

PHI Learning, 2008. First edition. Softcover. New. This is a revolutionary book that redefines how we market. Considering integrity as an absolute must for achieving marketing goals, it provides practical business-building approach. Using real-world examples from companies like Patagonia, Infosys, Kiehl’s, Ikea and Trader Joe’s who have succeeded in business by letting their quality products speak for themselves and selling value rather than gimmicks–the book shows how companies can: Promote not just legally, but more persuasively and honestly. • Be the company consumers can count on. • Replace pricing strategy with a more convincing value promise. • Gain a competitive edge in a hyper-competitive marketplace by avoiding the top five “credibility killers.” • Achieve greater returns through integrity in marketing. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments Introduction • What Was Naive Is Now Necessary Part One • Practical Integrity Chapter 1 • Convincing the Unconvinced Practical Integrity and a Better Way to Market Chapter 2 • Practical Integrity Works Five Companies with Something to Teach Us All Part Two • True Strategies Chapter 3 • Be the One They Can Count On Build Equitable Partnerships, Fused with Integrity Chapter 4 • My Product, My Self That`s Not a Product YrJU`re Marketing, That`s YrJUr Word Chapter 5 • Win the Credibility Race (and It Is a Race) Grab the Leadership Share of What Customers Believe In Chapter 6 • Promote Honestly, Not Just Legally No Weasels Allowed Chapter 7 • Be There When They Want You There In Their Mind, Not in Their Face Chapter 8 • Putting Trust Back into Value It`s Worth More if They Trust lOu More Part Three • Making it Happen Chapter 9 • Integrity Team Building Convince lOur People and They Will Convince the World Chapter 10 • Benchmark Against a New ROMI Achieving Return on Market Integrity Chapter 11 • Preparing for a Better Way to Market Integrity Planning and Training Chapter 12 • A Final Thought Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 0., PHI Learning, 2008<