No B. S. Marketing to the Affluent Book Summary

In 'No B. S. Marketing to the Affluent', Dan S. Kennedy unveils the hidden rules of attracting and selling to wealthy clients. He challenges conventional marketing tactics, advocating for a no-nonsense approach that speaks directly to the affluent mindset. With practical strategies and real-world examples, Kennedy empowers marketers to break through the noise and engage high-income customers effectively. This book is a treasure trove of insights for those looking to elevate their marketing game and tap into the lucrative affluent market. Prepare to shift your perspective and unlock the secrets to success in a world driven by wealth.

By Dan S. Kennedy

Published: 2019

"'In the world of affluent marketing, it's not about having the deepest pockets; it's about having the sharpest mind.'"

Book Review of No B. S. Marketing to the Affluent

Internationally recognized "millionaire-maker," Dan Kennedy, invites readers to quickly learn to recognize, understand, and market to today's brand-conscious, affluent consumer--an elite, consumer market that compromises 28% of the U.S. population and is currently in their peak earning and spending years.

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'In the world of affluent marketing, it's not about having the deepest pockets; it's about having the sharpest mind.'

No B. S. Marketing to the Affluent

By Dan S. Kennedy