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More About This Title Marketing Insights from A to Z: 80 Concepts EveryManager Needs to Know
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Brands.
Business-to-Business Marketing.
Change.
Communication and Promotion.
Companies.
Competitive Advantage.
Competitors.
Consultants.
Corporate Branding.
Creativity.
Customer Needs.
Customer Orientation.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM).
Customers.
Customer Satisfaction.
Database Marketing.
Design.
Differentiation.
Direct Mail.
Distribution and Channels.
Employees.
Entrepreneurship.
Experiential Marketing.
Financial Marketing.
Focusing and Niching.
Forecasting and the Future.
Goals and Objectives.
Growth Strategies.
Guarantees.
Image and Emotional Marketing.
Implementation and Control.
Information and Analytics.
Innovation.
Intangible Assets.
International Marketing.
Internet and E-Business.
Leadership.
Loyalty.
Management.
Marketing Assets and Resources.
Marketing Department Interfaces.
Marketing Ethics.
Marketing Mix.
Marketing Plans.
Marketing Research.
Marketing Roles and Skills.
Markets.
Media.
Mission.
New Product Development.
Opportunity.
Organization.
Outsourcing.
Performance Measurement.
Positioning.
Price.
Products.
Profits.
Public Relations.
Quality.
Recession Marketing.
Relationship Marketing.
Retailers and Vendors.
Sales Force.
Sales Promotion.
Segmentation.
Selling.
Service.
Sponsorship.
Strategy.
Success and Failure.
Suppliers.
Target Markets.
Technology.
Telemarketing and Call Centers.
Trends in Marketing Thinking and Practice.
Value.
Word of Mouth.
Zest.
Notes.
Index.
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“…this wonderful work…Kotler has succeeded in producing a book that appeals to both the seasoned pro and the novice…”(Marketing Business, June 2003)
‘…So many potentially good British businesses fail at the basics of marketing – traditionally confused with selling – that this book cannot be recommended too highly.’(Director, July 2003)
“…might be his best…this book blazes with intensity and insight…” (Marketing Insights from A to ~Z Argent, Vol.2, Issue 4, 2003)
“…Sounds like a dull rehash of conventional wisdom’s but is far from it…”(Brand Strategy, September 2003)