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Stop Blaming Marketing

نبذة عن الكتاب

Stop Blaming Marketing challenges one of the most common misconceptions in business: that marketing is responsible for creating growth when a company is not yet ready to scale.
Drawing from Seif El Hakim’s executive experience as a former Regional CMO at Samsung, his work across more than 50 markets, and his advisory experience with founders, leaders, and growth-stage businesses, the book argues that marketing does not create strength — it amplifies what already exists. When the business is clear, trusted, differentiated, well-led, and operationally ready, marketing compounds growth. But when the foundations are weak, marketing exposes confusion, weak positioning, fragile trust, poor leadership decisions, and operational gaps.
At the center of the book is The Alpha Amplification System™, a strategic framework designed to assess whether a business is ready for visibility, demand, growth, and scale. The system is built around seven critical tests: Clarity, Positioning, Truth, Authority, Signal, Leadership, and Substance. Together, they help leaders determine whether marketing will accelerate sustainable growth — or expose weaknesses before the business is ready.
This is not a tactical marketing book. It does not offer shortcuts, campaign formulas, or growth hacks. Instead, it gives founders, CEOs, boards, CMOs, and leadership teams a sharper lens for understanding why growth often breaks before marketing begins — and how to build a business strong enough to survive amplification.
The book combines strategic insight, real-world business cases, boardroom lessons, and direct leadership reflection to shift the conversation from “How do we market more?” to “What will marketing expose when we scale?”
Its core message is simple and powerful: marketing amplifies what is built — and exposes what isn’t.

دار النشر: نشر ذاتي - سيف الحكيم

عدد الصفحات

200

اللغة

إنجليزي

تاريخ الاصدار

2026