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Strategic Marketing For The C-suite
RRP $270.99
Strategic Marketing for the C-Suite examines the relevance of academic research to the most senior levels of the marketing profession, the chief marketing officer (CMO), and the interests of their C- suite colleagues, particularly those of the chief executive officer (CEO) and chief financial officer (CFO). Unless academic research is relevant at the C-suite level, it is unlikely to be paid much attention lower down the organization. Strategic Marketing for the C-Suite has three objectives: (1) to understand what we can learn from recent academic research on strategic marketing, (2) to test the validity of earlier editorial positions, and (3) to make some modest suggestions as to what the field might do better in the future. The author addresses these objectives through a review of the academic research on a set of strategic marketing issues that are of relevance to top executives. Strategic Marketing for the C-Suite is structured in four steps. First, it examines the meaning of the phrase strategic marketing to help define the scope of the literature review and the role of the CMO in the firm, drawing on both the academic and practitioner literature. The second step identifies the key domains and associated issues that are currently relevant to the CMO and C-suite including the value of marketing to the firm, managing the new digital market space, achieving profitable growth through innovation, marketing capabilities as a source of competitive advantage, and addressing society's major concerns. The third step reviews the marketing literature relating to these five domains, and, in doing so, identifies the key research themes within each domain, and draws conclusions on these themes and overall conclusions on the domain itself. The fourth and final step summarizes what we learn from a decade's worth of research on strategic marketing, draws conclusions on the validity of earlier research, and discusses the implications for the field of academic marketing.
Marketing For Tourism, Hospitality & Events
RRP $261.00
Marketing for Tourism, Hospitality & Events highlights the shifts in tourism demographics with particular emphasis on the role of digital technology and its impact on travel products and services. The authors look at a broad range of topics including contemporary tourism marketing, understanding today's consumer, successful tourism products and services and the importance of public relations and personal selling. This is supported by a collection of chapter specific international case-studies that highlight the realities of tourism and hospitality marketing in practice, these include: ? * Spiritual Tourism in Tamil Nadu * The Deer Hunt Festival, Winneba, Ghana * Music-themed hotels in Prague, Amsterdam, Berlin and Mexico * Promoting Hawaii Through Film and Television * Martinhal Beach Resort, Portugal * Dark Tourism in Vietnam To further enhance the text, the authors have included three key features in each chapter: Lessons from a Marketing Guru; Digital Spotlight and Marketing in Action; all of which use examples and case studies from across the industry, providing added depth to the subject. The book is complimented by a companion website featuring a range of tools and resources for lecturers and students, including PowerPoint slides, an instructors manual and selected videos to make the examples in each chapter come to life. Ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students looking for an introductory text to marketing for tourism, hospitality and events.
RRP $390.99
The digital age has transformed the very nature of marketing. Armed with digital devices, consumers are increasingly hanging out on the internet. Cyberspace has changed the way they communicate, and the way they shop and buy. This fluid, de-centralized and multidirectional medium is changing the way brands engage with consumers. At the same time, technology and innovation, coupled with the explosion of business data, has fundamentally altered the manner we collect, process, analyse and disseminate market intelligence. The increased volume, variety and velocity of information enables marketers to respond with much greater speed, to changes in the marketplace. Market intelligence is timelier, less expensive, and more accurate and actionable. Anchored in this age of transformations, Marketing Analytics devotes considerable attention to the way market analytic techniques and market research processes are being refined and re-engineered. The book is tailored to meet the needs of marketing professionals as it focusses on market research methods and analytic techniques used by practitioners for refining marketing strategies, and taking day-to-day business decisions. It is ideal too for business management students who wish to pursue careers in consumer marketing.
RRP $29.95
With the explosion of e-commerce, and especially the use of the internet for business transactions, the "paperless office" should surely already have become a reality. Its progress has, however, been impede by tha lack of sufficient information security and a workable legal framework. So where are we now? Can we really trust electronic business transactions to be reliable, provable and enforceable, even on an international basis?
Find the answers in this ground-breaking study undertaken for the European Commission. Carried out by the Interdisciplinary Centre for law and Information Technology of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, it provides a country-by-country review of the technology and deployment of electronic signatures. It also examines the legal and regulatory issues and the legal framework relating to their use in Europe and beyond.
- An essential guide for anyone involved in e-commerce or company/contract law
- Country-by-country review
- Thorough explanation of all related legal issues
The Promise Of Social Marketing
RRP $415.99
Social marketing is generally considered to be what takes place in the domain where human interests override commercial ones.The Promise of Social Marketing examines the potential for social marketing to address local and global issues associated with the human plight, clarifies the philosophies that underpin good practice in social marketing and highlights its pervasive relevance to all human activities.
There is an on-going debate about the nature of marketing and whether it is able to fulfil or adapt to both commercial and humanitarian or social objectives. The unifying view is that marketing is a tool that can be used for individual, organisational or social benefit. Marketing can be used by private, public, or third sector organisations, either to sell cigarettes or unhealthy food with damning results on the one hand, or to promote products and behaviours that encourage people to adopt healthier lifestyles on the other. There is, nonetheless, also a view that social marketing approaches are different from those adopted by commercial marketers, or from what is called generic marketing.
In this book the author asks, if marketing is a tool, when does the purpose of the tool make it another tool? With specific examples as diverse as the marketing associated with HIV/AIDS prevention and the promotion of social enterprise, this volume explains the precursors and development to date of social marketing, the philosophies associated with it; the tools deployed in its practice, and the direction it might take in the future. This book is of interest to those who study marketing management, business ethics and public policy.
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