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The Art in Marketing

Why we need less science and more art in marketing

Anthony Tasgal

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English
LID Publishing
01 July 2026
This timely book challenges the prevailing notion that marketing is, or should be, a purely scientific discipline. Drawing inspiration from Germaine Greer's assertion that ""Marketing is the art-form of the 20th century,"" Tasgal argues that marketing's relentless pursuit of scientific rigor – particularly its emulation of physics with its emphasis on universal laws, reductionism, and ""arithmocracy"" – has stifled its inherent artistic and cultural essence.

Tasgal issues a powerful rallying cry to marketers and communicators, urging them to reclaim creativity from the margins to which it has been relegated and re-integrate it into the core of their practice. He provocatively asks why creativity was cordoned off and assigned to a select group of ""creatives,"" rather than being seen as fundamental to all marketing endeavour's. The Art in Marketing Book offers a compelling path to heal the artificial divide between science and art in marketing, demonstrating how a deliberate shift back towards an art-centric approach can unlock greater saliency, differentiation, creativity, and profound insight for brands in today's complex marketplace.

AUTHOR: Anthony Tasgal spent 20 years as an ad agency planner before setting up POV, a strategic brand consultancy. He is a Training Director for the CIM and a Visiting Lecturer at Buckingham, Nottingham Trent and Beijing Normal Universities.
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Imprint:   LID Publishing
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 180mm,  Width: 120mm, 
ISBN:   9781917391610
ISBN 10:   1917391617
Pages:   160
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Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Unspecified

Anthony Tasgal spent 20 years as an ad agency planner before setting up POV, a strategic brand consultancy. He is a Training Director for the CIM and a Visiting Lecturer at Buckingham, Nottingham Trent and Beijing Normal Universities. 

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