Excel for Marketing Managers

This is the place to get your next big marketing strategy!

Grow your business and build a profitable client base filled with your ideal customers. These marketing strategy products will help you to clearly articulate what you do best so that your prospects and clients will automatically choose you. You’ll learn how to identify the most ideal client for you, figure out what’s important to them and then develop a product or service offering that will get them to choose you every time.

Welcome to the resources page for the book “Excel for Marketing Managers”

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Our hope is to create a sharing and survival community for those of us marketers in the trenches. You know who you are. You’ve got serious growth objectives and seriously little cash to achieve them.

One thing I know for sure is that you are rich in creativity and resourcefulness and this is the place that’s going to help you do amazing things.

This is the page that will take you to the variety of resources that we’ve got. The links below are great resources:

• Excel for Marketing Managers Sample Files
• Mr Excel Forum and Discussion Boards : Register.  Ask a question. Get an answer.

Here’s what one reader said:

Ivana,

I use the book mostly as a reference tool to find information that’s relevant for what I’m trying to accomplish. There are areas of the book that I am sure I haven’t delved into very deep. I have found this book to be the most simple, concise, easy to read and understand out of the selection of Excel books available. I needed something that helped me be faster and more productive. Harnessing the power and functionality of Excel is exciting and the outputs are impressive to those around you! As far as what has been the most interesting to me… I learned a lot about formula construction from this book and have gotten about as complicated as vlookups. Also the section on wrangling exported data was extremely useful to me. I took advantage of the “manyrows” information found on the supplemental website. The format, outline, flow and content of the book works; I would not change a thing in that respect. The basics are covered across a broad range of topics with more advanced information available when the user is ready. Best of luck to you and Bill Jelen; I recommend this book to everyone that I come into contact with!

Best, John Swick, (www.scottslandingmarina.com)