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Strategic Marketing is aimed as an introduction to Strategic Marketing Management for students on Marketing and Business strategy courses. It covers the origins of modern marketing, relates contemporary and classic theory to Marketing in both academic and practical terms, providing a solid foundation for the understanding of Marketing.

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Table of Contents

Content
1. So what is marketing?
1.1. The Three levels of Marketing
1.2. The value of Marketing; Needs, Utility, Exchange Relationships & Demand
1.3. The Theoretical basis of competition
1.4. Alternative Frameworks: Evolutionary Change and Hypercompetition
1.5. The Marketing Concept
2. What can be marketed?
2.1. Core Benefit Product
2.2. Basic product
2.3. Augmented product
2.4. Perceived product
2.5. A note on branding
2.6. Summary of the Chapter
3. Marketing’s role in the business
3.1. Cross-functional issues
3.2. Strategic issues
3.3. Forecasting market and sales
3.4. Implementation, Analysis, Control & Evaluation
3.5. Objectives setting
4. Segmentation, Targeting & Positioning
4.1. Segmentation
4.2. Targeting
4.3. What is positioning?
4.4. Positioning and Perception
4.5. Perceptual Mapping
4.6. Strategies for Product Positioning
4.7. Product Re-positioning
4.8. Corporate Positioning
4.9. Chapter Summary
5. Branding
5.1. Why do we brand products?
5.2. Chapter summary
6. The Marketing Mix
6.1. Price
6.2. Place
6.3. Product
6.4. Promotion
6.5. Physical Evidence
6.6. People
6.7. Process
7. Product Management
8. Marketing Communications or MarCom or Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC)
8.1. The Marketing Communications Mix
8.2. The Marketing Communication Process
8.3. Marketing Related Messages
8.4. The development of Marcoms
8.5. Chapter Summary
9. Expanding marketing’s traditional boundaries

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OL25674431M
ISBN 13
9788776816438

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