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Discipline Foundations

ToolMarketing emerges as a scientific response to conversion and engagement problems in traditional marketing. Based on behavioral studies and practical tests, it establishes a replicable and scalable methodology for any sector.

History and Evolution

Started in 2023 with practical experiments, the concept evolved from an isolated idea to a complete discipline. In 2025, it was formalized with scientific publication on Zenodo, establishing solid theoretical foundations and structured methodology.

Scientific Methodology

The discipline follows scientific rigor with defined principles, structural pillars, measurable cycles, and documented case studies. Each application is tested and validated before being incorporated into the methodology.

Practical Applications

From financial simulators to automotive checklists, the discipline has been applied across various sectors: health, education, technology, retail, and services. Each application demonstrates the methodology's versatility and effectiveness.

Success Cases

Tools developed based on the discipline show conversion rates superior to traditional marketing, longer engagement times, and significant reduction in CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost).

Developed RVTs

Practical examples include: Team Picker (sports), Prayer Calculator (religious), Financing Simulator (financial), Automotive Checklist (vehicles), Performance Dashboard (business).

Academic Differential

Unlike marketing techniques based on opinion, ToolMarketing has theoretical foundation, replicable methodology, and measurable results, characterizing itself as a legitimate academic discipline.

Future of the Discipline

The discipline is constantly evolving, with new case studies, methodology refinement, and expansion to new sectors. The goal is to establish ToolMarketing as an industry standard.

PrePrint version published on Zenodo under DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15165196

Reference: MARTINEZ, Diego. ToolMarketing: A new strategy based on recurring value tools. Zenodo, 2025. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15165196

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