Marketing is an art on its own. It requires a certain finesse to master it and create a piece of art. Books are bound to help us get on our tracks and find our destinies. Although learning from your own mistakes is inevitable, with the help of the right book, you could skip the mistakes and keep the lessons.

To get smart at something, all you have to do is practice. But what if you did the practice wrong? That is when you need guidance, to do things the right way. Here are a few books to guide you on the right path.

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Integral Part Of Marketing Lessons

The ugly truth of getting flipped over by competition even after all your sweat breaking blood dripping hard work is clearly portrayed in “The Innovator’s Dilemma” by Clayton Christensen. To survive competition is what building resilience is all about. But to overcome and fight with and against is what the whole book illustrates about.

To have a rethink over the same known concepts and revise understanding, you should take a look at “Good to Great by Jim Collins”. This read would give you an overview about the various areas that need to be seen in a different perspective for better understanding and to adapt accordingly.

See The Things That Are In Plain Sight

Social Media market is the new fad that is doing the rounds as people are glued to the piece of glass in their hands now more than ever before. “New Rules of Marketing & PR” by David Meerman Scott is the gold standard in social media marketing books of the late.

While most books have the old wine in a new bottle concept, taking the concepts and showing it from a different perspective is what “Positioning” by Al Ries and Jack Trout does. Revisiting topics of interest in a whole new vantage gives clarity and expands your thought clouds.

Expand Your Horizons

When hitting those days of downfall, seek solace in “Selling the Invisible” by Harry Beckwith. This book highlights the role of the marketing sector in building our economy for the best. To sum it all up, these books are not initiators or final frontiers in marketing but could induce a different thought process into your mind so as to get you smarter for marking in the business field.