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Marketing Strategy & Management 1st Edition

Marketing Strategy & Management 1st Edition

BRAND: Sage
Publisher:
Sage
Author:
Diane M. Phillips
Edition:
@2023
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9781529785609
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9781529778557
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Chiến lược & Quản lý Tiếp thịChiến lược & Quản lý Tiếp thị cung cấp cho sinh viên sự khám phá từng bước kỹ lưỡng và có nền tảng về các khái niệm, quy trình và mô hình chiến lược tiếp thị. Các chủ đề bao gồm: lập kế hoạch tiếp thị, nghiên cứu và phân tích; quyết định; hỗn hợp tiếp thị; quản lý các mối quan hệ khách hàng; giám sát/báo cáo chiến lược; và vai trò quan trọng của lãnh đạo. Văn bản đưa ra quan điểm toàn cầu vừa tập trung vào tính bền vững vừa lấy người tiêu dùng làm trung tâm. Thông tin chi tiết về điều hành, những sai lầm ngớ ngẩn và các tính năng khác cung cấp thêm chiều sâu và mức độ tương tác. Ví dụ bao gồm: Airbnb, Coca-Cola, Domino's Pizza, KFC, K-pop, L'Oréal và Starbucks. Để ứng dụng và thực hành sâu hơn về việc ra quyết định chiến lược, cuốn sách này cũng bao gồm 14 nghiên cứu điển hình kèm theo ghi chú giảng dạy chi tiết và câu trả lời cho các câu hỏi tình huống về nhiều tổ chức từ PEZ Candy đến Nhà hát Opera Sydney. Được viết theo phong cách dễ đọc với các tóm tắt chương và câu hỏi để kiểm tra tư duy phản biện, mỗi chương thúc đẩy việc ra quyết định mang tính chiến lược, đa dạng và có tính đạo đức bằng cách gắn cờ các Mục tiêu Phát triển Bền vững có liên quan vào các đoạn văn trong văn bản. Cuốn sách giáo khoa này là tài liệu cần thiết cho các khóa học về chiến lược tiếp thị, tiếp thị chiến lược và quản lý tiếp thị ở cả cấp đại học và sau đại học. Diane M. Phillips là Giáo sư Tiếp thị tại Đại học Saint Joseph, Hoa Kỳ và là Giáo sư thỉnh giảng tại Viện Quản lý Bán lẻ, Đại học St. Gallen, Thụy Sĩ.
Online ResourcesAbout the AuthorAcknowledgments1 Setting the Stage: The Purpose and Promise of MarketingLeadership Insights 1 – Kate ColarulliThe Impossible DreamLearning ObjectivesBefore We BeginEnduring Insights 1.1 – Walt DisneyEnduring Insights 1.2 – Michael CorleoneThe Value PropositionEnduring Insights 1.3 – Ben RyanMarketing’s Role and ObligationBlunders & Insights 1.1 – Cultural Missteps in ChinaBlunders & Insights 1.2 – Is Zuckerberg Really That Clueless?Summary2 Marketing Planning: Good Strategy Doesn’t Just HappenLeadership Insights 2 – Bill TierneyGood Planning Results In SynergiesLearning ObjectivesThe Marketing PlanEnduring Insights 2.1 – Sun TzuBlunders & Insights 2.1 – Moldy Whoppers? No Thanks.Enduring Insights 2.2 – SenecaBlunders & Insights 2.2 – Crowdsourcing Is Bad News For the WhopperAchieving SynergiesEnduring Insights 2.3 – Bear BryantSummary3 Reason-Based Strategic Decision-MakingLeadership Insights 3 – Christina MallonTough DecisionsLearning ObjectivesThe Decision-Making ProcessEnduring Insights 3.1 – Winston ChurchillBlunders & Insights 3.1 – This Ketchup is Not for Kids!Enduring Insights 3.2 – Sherlock HolmesBlunders & Insights 3.2 – Actually, Lisa Is Very NiceEnduring Insights 3.3 – Albert EinsteinMarketing MetricsSummary4 The Most Important Person: Prioritizing the Consumer ExperienceLeadership Insights 4 – José Díaz JuradoWhat do Consumers Want?Learning ObjectivesThe Primacy of the ConsumerEnduring Insights 4.1 – Jeff BezosPsychological Foundations of Consumer BehaviorBlunders & Insights 4.1 – You Know Its Bad When These People Like YouSociological Foundations of Consumer BehaviorEnduring Insights 4.2 – Malcolm GladwellBlunders & Insights 4.2 – Lesson #1: Don’t Promote Snacks to People Who are FastingStrategic ImplicationsEnduring Insights 4.3 – Sun TzuSummary5 Leadership. Who Is Steering This Ship?Leadership Insights 5 – Carolyn S. FraserThe Coolest Company You’ve Never Heard AboutLearning ObjectivesWhat is Leadership?Enduring Insights 5.1 – Abraham LincolnHow a Leader ThinksBlunders & Insights 5.1 – True Leaders Don’t Have to Twist ArmsEnduring Insights 5.2 – Albert EinsteinBlunders & Insights 5.2 – L’Oréal’s Temporary AmnesiaWhat a Leader DoesEnduring Insights 5.3 – Maya AngelouSummary6 Establishing and Strengthening a Strategic Competitive AdvantageLeadership Insights 6 – Leland Foster LauryThis Company has been Innovating for 630+ YearsLearning ObjectivesKnow the CompetitionEnduring Insights 6.1 – Miyamoto MushashiBlunders & Insights 6.1 – Budweiser Blows $2.5 Million on a Bet?Know ThyselfEnduring Insights 6.2 – Wayne GretzkyEnduring Insights 6.3 – Sun TzuCompetitive Marketing MovesEnduring Insights 6.4 – Napoleon BonaparteBlunders & Insights 6.2 – Tesco Tries to Share the BlameSustainability as a Source of Competitive AdvantageSummary7 Target Markets: Identifying and Targeting those Individuals Most Likely to Respond to the Marketing StrategyLeadership Insights 7 – Erin Hannon“Off The Wall” Targeting of Outcasts and MisfitsLearning ObjectivesA Crowded World & IPATSegmentation ProcessEnduring Insights 7.1 – Robert GreeneBlunders & Insights 7.1 – Selecting the Wrong Target MarketEnduring Insights 7.2 – Michael PorterDifferent Target Markets Require Different StrategiesBlunders & Insights 7.2 – Sending an Unwanted Email? Get Ready for Hefty FinesThe Sustainability MarketEnduring Insights 7.3 – ConfuciusSummary8 Product Strategies: Creating The Value PropositionLeadership Insights 8 – Ed HarrisKfc Knows it’s not Just about the ChickenLearning ObjectivesWhat is a Product?New Product DevelopmentBlunders & Insights 8.1 – Are Hp Computers Racist?Product-Related Objectives and StrategyEnduring Insights 8.1 – Charles DarwinBlunders & Insights 8.2 – Its Just a Cup of Coffee, Right?Enduring Insights 8.2 – Eleanor RooseveltEnduring Insights 8.3 – Christine LagardeEnduring Insights 8.4 – B.h. Liddell HartProduct TacticsSummary9 Pricing Strategies: Signaling the Value PropositionLeadership Insights 9 – Shawn DragannIs Crypto the Future?Learning ObjectivesThe Importance of PricingEconomic Principles & ForcesEnduring Insights 9.1 – Wangari MaathaiBlunders & Insights 9.1 – No, Poverty is Not a GameConsumer Perceptions of Price and ValueEnduring Insights 9.2 – Seth GodinPricing ObjectivesBlunders & Insights 9.2 – The Rise and Fall of PelotonPricing StrategiesEnduring Insights 9.3 – Daphne Caruana GaliziaBlunders & Insights 9.2 – Money Drop Gone WrongPricing TacticsSummary10 Place Strategies: Delivering the Value PropositionLeadership Insights 10 – Brittany Ford“Logistics” Should Get a Gold MedalLearning ObjectivesThe Critical Role of the Supply ChainEnduring Insights 10.1 – Alexander The GreatRelevant Economic FactorsThe Consumer ConnectionBlunders & Insights 10.1 – Stranded In ParadiseSupply Chain ObjectivesEnduring Insights 10.2 – Henry FordSupply Chain StrategiesBlunders & Insights 10.2 – Fool Me Twice: Airbnb Commits a Double BlunderThe Sustainable Supply ChainEnduring Insights 10.3 – Paul PolmanSupply Chain TacticsSummary11 Promotional Strategies: Advocating the Value PropositionLeadership Insights 11 – Orlando AcevedoWhat Does A Diamond Ring Really Mean?Learning ObjectivesThe Power of PromotionEnduring Insights 11.1 – Edward Bulwer-LyttonPromotional PlanningBlunders & Insights 11.1 – Say What?Promotional ObjectivesEnduring Insights 11.2 – Indira GandhiPromotional StrategyBlunders & Insights 11.2 – Calling All Karens!KPIsEnduring Insights 11.3 – Sun TzuPromotional TacticsSummary12 Customer Relationship Management: Developing and Growing Customer RelationshipsLeadership Insights 12 – Matt GibsonK-Pop: Delivering What Fans WantLearning ObjectivesSticky CustomersEnduring Insights 12.1 – Seth GodinForging and Managing Customer RelationshipsEnduring Insights 12.2 – Vince LombardiBlunders & Insights 12.1 – Doctor DisconnectEnduring Insights 12.3 – Steve JobsMeasuring the Strength of RelationshipsBlunders & Insights 12.2 – Boaty McBoatface Proves You Should Always Listen to Your CustomersSummary13 Facilitating Successful Strategy ExecutionLeadership Insights 13 – Ricardo CarreroThe Not-So-Sweet Story of ChocolateLearning ObjectivesOrganizing for Strategic SuccessEnduring Insights 13.1 – Marie CurieBlunders & Insights 13.1 – No, Our Beer Does not Cause the CoronavirusMonitoring & ReportingEnduring Insights 13.2 – Charles De GaulleCourse CorrectionsBlunders & Insights 13.2 – Mouse MisstepEnduring Insights 13.3 – C.s. LewisSummaryAppendix 1Outline of Marketing PlanAppendix 2Essentials of Marketing AnalyticsAppendix 3 – Case StudiesSugar-Free PEZ? What Will Kids Think?Hyde Irish Whiskey: Neat or Rocky Road to New Markets?The Savannah Bananas: Bringing Fun and Profit Back to BaseballDavid and Goliath: The Evolution of a Strategic Partnership in WineDear Tourists, Please Stop Walking Around in your Bikinis. Love, VeniceCoffee and Customer Loyalty at WawaIs “Making History” a Mission Impossible Task for Copa Airlines?Pricing at the Panama Canal Causes Global Ripple EffectsIntroducing the Blaa: Ireland’s Soon-to-be Most Famous Tiny RollBugs in the Supply Chain: Growing the Edible Insect MarketRiding the Wave of the Natural Hair Movement: Brand Extension at Curls, Llc.Emmi: How a Swiss Dairy Company Conquered the US MarketBuilding Brand Engagement: The Sydney Opera House is So Much More than Top Hats and TiarasCan Champagne Become An Everyday Drink? Should It?Index
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