Multicultural Intelligence: Eight Make-or-Break Rules for Marketing to Race, Ethnicity, and Sexual Orientation (Practical Books for Smart Markets from Pmp) - Hardcover

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Critics of this new book might argue the election of President Obama is proof that racial, ethnic, gender and sexual orientation barriers have been torn down, and marketing to these attributes isn't all that important anymore. This book takes the position that instead of getting pushed to the background, multicultural segmentation needs to become more sophisticated, and take its rightful place--front and center.<BR><BR> With decades of experience in multicultural marketing, author David Morse reviews the history of marketing to black, Hispanic, Asian, and LGBT (mostly lesbian and gay) consumers. He explains how including appropriate cultural cues in advertising can build brand loyalty that will pay huge dividends. He also cautions that missing the mark with advertising that excludes or is culturally offensive can be a costly mistake.<BR><BR> Replete with scores of examples of campaigns that have been extremely effective, as well as those that have sparked outrage and boycotts, this book provides EIGHT basic rules that should guide you through the process of marketing as diversity becomes mainstream. <BR><BR> Recommended, for all levels of management and any student of marketing or advertising. <BR><BR> Table of Contents<BR><BR> Part I -- Meet the New Americans<BR> One: Melting Pots, Multiculturalism and Marketing to the New America<BR> Two: Hispanic Americans<BR> Three: African Americans<BR> Four: Asian Americans<BR> Five: LGBT Americans<BR> Six: Post-ethnic America and People of Mixed Race<BR><BR> Part II -- The Rules of Multicultural Marketing<BR>Rule 1: Boost your MQ<BR> Rule 2: Divide and conquer<BR> Rule 3: Don't trust the experts<BR> Rule 4: Don't let the joke be on you<BR> Rule 5: Don't get lost in translation<BR> Rule 6: Push their buttons<BR> Rule 7: Market on a wink and a prayer<BR> Rule 8: Make up, don't cover up<BR><BR>

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