About the Author
With
over 30 years of senior management experience in
marketing and media planning and buying at some of the
best advertising agencies in the world (Leo Burnett,
D'Arcy, Campbell Ewald, General Motors R*Works), Ronald
Geskey provides a unique inside perspective on the
weaknesses of the major corporations and how to beat
them at their own game. Available for the first time in
print, Geskey provides the wealth of his experience and
knowledge he has shared with students and clients. The
book also supplies strategies for developing a world
class internet presence and how to effectively negotiate
with media sellers, as well as offering guerilla buying
techniques and lists of what to watch out for (Media
Buyers: Caveat Emptor!). Including the basic media
concepts, terminology, and math the small business owner
needs to make intelligent spending, budgeting, and
marketing decisions, David vs. Goliath helps small
business owners get the most value for their marketing
dollar. Geskey has also taught marketing, advertising,
and media at several major universities. Geskey has a
master's degree from Southern Illinois University,
doctoral work at Texas Tech University, as well as
additional post-graduate professional education from
Northwestern, Wharton, and Michigan State University. He
is the author of many marketing and media publications,
including the Thumbnail Media Planner; The 10 Immutable
Laws of Buying Broadcast Media; Media 101, Strategic
Media Planning; Recency Planning: Revisited; Effective
Reach: Revisited; and many others.
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Author Available for speaking engagements, book
signings, consulting.
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Marketing
Media Book topics: small business marketing,
small business advertising, guerrilla
marketing, guerrilla advertising, guerrilla
media, how to increase sales, market share,
profitability small business media, small
business management, advertising media,
media buying, internet advertising,
marketing for a new business, how to buy
media, marketing strategy, marketing plan,
share of voice, how to establish internet
presence, media 101, media terminology,
business, share of voice, media placement,
media negotiations. |
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