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Hacking Marketing shows marketers how the rapid growth of digital technology has aligned the discipline more closely with software development than with traditional marketing models. By applying agile and lean management practices, high‑growth tech innovation techniques, and continuous experimentation, the book teaches how to increase responsiveness, scale programs, and unleash talent without technical expertise. It offers practical strategies to design evolving campaigns, balance strategic focus with opportunity, and architect marketing capabilities that adapt quickly to changing market dynamics.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Business & Economics/Marketing
Authors: Scott Brinker
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