The Marketing Gap

by David Day

Leaders need to better understand the team members they’ve hired. Team members need to better understand what the boss is thinking.

The Marketing Gap by David Day book cover

Let’s bridge that gap. 

Talented young marketing team members do the best they can to satisfy the demands of high-velocity marketing in a rapidly changing environment, but ROI is hard to achieve when they don’t know what it looks like. When marketers are green and company leaders are unable to connect with them on an active, purposeful, and knowledgeable level, the result can be frustrating on both ends of the gap. The Marketing Gap works the problem from both sides inward; from a company leadership viewpoint and from the seat of the marketing team member. It helps execs understand how to lead the next generation of marketers and shows marketers how to learn and adapt in the brave new world of business.

For Leaders:

  • Turn marketing expenses into fuel for generating profits.
  • Learn why the average marketing team member lasts only 17 months on the job, and how to stop the “marketing carousel" and reduce turnover.
  • Inspire young and talented team members to higher performance by identifying the true value and purpose of your company’s efforts.
  • Master tactics for getting "unstuck" and move your team forward.

For Team Members

  • Achieve personal and professional fulfillment, meaning, and purpose in any job or role.
  • Learn how to navigate and adapt quickly to the office culture and create success in your first 90 days on the job. 
  • Discover how to bring immediate value to your employer.
  • Learn how to create and maintain a healthy and profitable relationship with the boss.

Praise for The Marketing Gap

Kelsey Bath

Marketing Director, AIMCO Construction

“The Marketing Gap should be a part of every Mass Comm curriculum, read by every new marketer, and carried in every business leader’s briefcase.”

Julio Melara

CEO, Melara Enterprises

“For young marketers, David’s advice in The Marketing Gap is empowering. He provides practical strategies that can help bridge the gap between generations. It’s a call to build relationships based on trust and shared goals.”