Out-conception, Out-perform

To order Full-force Conceptioning, click here. ~ This book replaces the online version of Total-impact Marketing, which appeared on correllconcepts.com from 2005–2011. Unlike the online version, this new book is reader-friendly and easy to use. (To view sample chapters, see the “Look Inside” section below.)

If your company exists in a competitive arena (as most companies do), to build profit over the long term you must build sales over the long term. To build sales over the long term you must out-perform your competitors at retaining customers — which means, out-performing them at building customer loyalty. To out-perform your competitors at building customer loyalty you must out-conception them. That is, you must do a more effective job than they do at creating the type of positive impressions, or conceptions, that create customer loyalty.

This book gives you a powerful marketing strategy by which you can out-conception your competitors, or maximize customer loyalty and long-term sales through creating more-positive conceptions than your competitors are creating within the mind of your customers and potential customers. We call this new marketing strategy full-force conceptioning. This book discloses the dynamics of full-force conceptioning.

To explain these dynamics the book uses an exemplary working example. It's a company called Stanislaus Food Products — a California tomato packing company that makes canned tomato products for the restaurant and pizzeria industry. To illustrate the essential actions involved in full-force conceptioning the book refers to what this company has done and is still doing. This comprises a set of actions that has resulted in one of the most loyal, unwavering customer bases of any company in any industry.

We use this “exemplary example approach” to a create a short, reader-friendly book. Yes, this book is purposely designed to be short and easy. This is so the marketing strategy disclosed therein — full-force conceptioning — can be captured in a minimum amount of time.

It’s the author’s conclusion that any enterprise could adapt this strategy to its particular business and industry. And, that if that were done it would result in building customer loyalty and long-term sales.

This book builds on the marketing dynamics set forth by Jack Trout and Al Ries in their books on positioning and differentiation of the past three decades.

A Look Inside …
Title and copyright pages – click here.
Table of Contents – click here.
First two chapters, click here.

Technical Info …
FULL TITLE: Full-force Conceptioning: Loyalty-maximizing Marketing Strategy (or Building Loyalty with Positioning–Differentiation Strategy a la Trout & Ries)
BOOK TYPE: Paperback, 74 pages, 8.5 x 11 inch page size — FULL COLOR
AUTHOR: John Correll
ISBN: 978-1-938001-00-0
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOG NUMBER: 2012931335
PUBLISHER: Correll Consulting, LLC — dba Fulfillment Press
PRINTER: Createspace

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About the Author …
Photo circa 2005

John Correll is a full-time writer. His specialty is easier books — easier to read, understand, and benefit from. His background includes restaurant and pizzeria manager, training director, corporate VP, entrepreneur, college instructor, business consultant, and, more recently, packaging designer and inventor (holding 43 patents). Nearly all facets of his professional background pertain, directly or indirectly, to business marketing, management, or operations. He enjoys fishing, hiking, and long-distance bicycling. The dynamics of business marketing strategy have been an abiding interest of his for the past 45 years.

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