Our list of the best books for market researchers and business leaders is done. We searched high and low to find the best books on market research – check out some of our favorites and see our full list of must-read books for 2022.
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1. the disruptive mindset
by charlene li
charlene li changes our thinking and suggests that disruption does not create growth, growth creates disruption. He argues that disruption goes beyond innovation and provides a roadmap with three key areas: strategy designed to meet the needs of future customers; leadership that creates a movement to drive and sustain transformation; and a culture that thrives on disruptive change.
Using examples from prominent brands, such as T-Mobile, Adobe, Ing Bank, Amazon, Starbucks, Electrolux, SHNU, Nokia, Microsoft, and Southwest, Li provides many important moments to inspire people to make cultural changes. to prepare it by interruption. invest in this book, think about the ideas and make your own decisions.
2. invisible influence: the hidden forces that shape behavior
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by jonah berger
Social influence is the invisible influence, according to New York Times bestselling author Jonah Berger. explores the subtle influences that affect the decisions we make, from what we buy to the careers we choose to what we eat.
berger explores some of the more subtle ways, such as imitating other people or avoiding actions that might affect others’ opinion of you, to more overt ways that allow you to peek under the hood of an unconscious system.
Read this if you’re looking for a quick read that dives into the psychology of why people sometimes behave differently or conform to predicted behavior patterns.
3. the power of moments
by chip heath and dan heath
Read about the experiment where two strangers meet in a room, and 45 minutes later, walk out as best friends. Author/brother duo Chip and Dan Heath bring the “moments” into the spotlight with this fantastic collection of stories to delight and inspire action.
explore (as the title suggests) how our most powerful moments are formed and how, by harnessing these elements, researchers and marketers can create more moments that matter and improve the experiences they deliver.
4. marketing to mindstates: the practical guide to applying behavioral design to research and marketing
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by leaching
Your unconscious mind will filter over 99 percent of the marketing you “see” today. So how do you make sure your marketing is part of the 1% that people don’t filter out?
In this book, Leach demystifies this nonconscious filter and explains how to bypass it, introducing readers to temporary moments of influence called states of mind. With a book that is as practical as it is inspiring, Leach provides a powerful primer for any marketer or researcher who wants to design creative that compels people to listen, care, and act.
5. narration with data
by cole nussbaumer knaflic
Storytelling is an increasingly important skill for any investigator. When it comes to presenting his ideas and recommendations, how he presents them is often as important as the ideas themselves, and getting stakeholders on board ensures they are heard and acted upon.
Cole Nussbaumer’s book Knafic walks you through the “why” and “how” of telling stories with data, from how you visualize them to how you communicate them to different audiences. This book should be on every researcher’s shelf and is packed with practical examples of how you can say goodbye to outdated graphics and use new approaches to conduct research with real impact.
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