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Principles and Practice of Marketing 8th edition [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 960 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 261x195x33 mm, weight: 1 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Mar-2016
  • Leidėjas: McGraw-Hill Inc.,US
  • ISBN-10: 0077174143
  • ISBN-13: 9780077174149
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 960 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 261x195x33 mm, weight: 1 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Mar-2016
  • Leidėjas: McGraw-Hill Inc.,US
  • ISBN-10: 0077174143
  • ISBN-13: 9780077174149
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
The fully updated eighth edition of Principles and Practice of Marketing continues to provide a contemporary and modern introduction to marketing. With a renewed focus that covers the importance of customer value alongside the 4Ps, this authoritative text provides students with a core understanding of the wider context and latest developments taking place within marketing. A stimulating range of new resources and real world examples help to bring marketing to life.

Find out:

· How the bandwagon effect has contributed to the success of online group buying

· How IKEA delivers sustainable cotton and timber products to millions of customers

· How social marketing is combatting an obesity crisis

· How the relaunch of Netto became a case of fighter branding

· How crowdsourcing is evolving advertising

· How Abercrombie & Fitchs store environment could be heading it into the dark

Key Features:

· A brand new chapter on Relationship Marketing

· Newly updated structure to focus on the importance of Customer Value

· Fully updated to cover the latest technologies and digital developments

· New Marketing in Action boxes and Mini Cases focusing on European and Global companies including Spotify, Rovio, Decathlon, Zara and Amazon

· 44 new and updated end-of-chapter cases provide insights from across a range of businesses; from high street fashion stores and supermarkets (H&M, The Co-operative) and Airlines and services (EasyJet, Pret A Manger), to digital companies (ASOS, Google) and the music and film industries (Apple, Disney).

· Fully updated and streamlined pedagogy including refocused recommended readings at the end of each chapter, allowing you to expand your knowledge

· New AdInsight boxes including active QR codes to keep you up-to-date with the latest marketing campaigns and examples
Vignettes xi
Case guide xiii
Preface xvii
Guided Tour xix
Technology to Enhance Learning and Teaching xxii
About the Authors xxvii
Acknowledgements xxviii
Study skills xxx
PART 1 Fundamentals of Marketing
1(242)
1 Marketing and the Organization
3(34)
Introduction to Principles and Practice of Marketing
4(1)
What is Marketing?
5(1)
Market versus Production Orientation
6(2)
Understanding Market-driven Businesses
8(3)
Efficiency Versus Effectiveness
11(1)
Benefits and Limitations of the Marketing Concept as a Guiding Business Philosophy
12(2)
Creating Customer Value, Satisfaction and Loyalty
14(4)
Making Marketing Work: Developing Plans and Application of the Marketing Mix
18(2)
Key Characteristics of an Effective Marketing Mix
20(2)
Marketing and Business Performance
22(1)
Criticisms of the 4-Ps Approach to Marketing Management
22(2)
Review
24(2)
Key Terms
26(1)
Study Questions
26(1)
Recommended Reading
27(1)
References
27(2)
Case 1 Coca-Cola versus Pepsi
29(3)
Case 2 H&M Gets Hotter
32(5)
2 The Marketing Environment
37(34)
Political and Legal Forces
38(4)
Legal and Regulatory Responses to Ethical Issues in Marketing
42(1)
Economic Forces
42(5)
Ecological/Physical Environmental Forces
47(2)
Social/Cultural Forces
49(4)
Technological Forces
53(2)
The Microenvironment
55(1)
Environmental Scanning
56(1)
Responses to Environmental Change
57(2)
Review
59(1)
Key Terms
60(1)
Study Questions
60(1)
Recommended Reading
61(1)
References
61(2)
Case 3 Searching for Sony's Salvation
63(6)
Case 4 SodaStream: Adapting Itself to a Changing Market
69(2)
3 Consumer Behaviour
71(36)
The Dimensions of Buyer Behaviour
72(1)
Consumer Behaviour
73(11)
Influences on Consumer Behaviour
84(10)
Review
94(2)
Key Terms
96(1)
Study Questions
97(1)
Recommended Reading
97(1)
References
98(2)
Case 5 Cappuccino Hotshots
100(3)
Case 6 Red Bull
103(4)
4 Organizational Buying
107(28)
Characteristics of Organizational Buying
108(2)
People and Process in Purchasing
110(7)
Influences on Buying Decisions
117(2)
Developments in Purchasing Practice
119(5)
Review
124(1)
Key Terms
125(1)
Study Questions
126(1)
Recommended Reading
126(1)
References
126(2)
Case 7 Flying in Tandem: Organizational Purchasing in the Airline Industry
128(3)
Case 8 AstraZeneca: Sweden and the UK Join Forces to Form a Production Power Base to Serve New Market Habitats in the Pharmaceutical Industry
131(4)
5 Marketing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
135(34)
Environmental
136(1)
Social
136(1)
Economic
136(1)
Marketing Ethics
137(1)
Ethical Issues in Marketing
138(5)
Corporate Social Responsibility
143(9)
Societal Marketing
152(4)
Societal Responses to Ethical Issues in Marketing
156(2)
Review
158(1)
Key Terms
159(1)
Study Questions
160(1)
Recommended Reading
160(1)
References
160(3)
Case 9 The Co-operative-Leading the Way in Corporate Social Responsibility
163(3)
Case 10 Coop Danmark's Anti Food Wastage Initiatives: Social Responsibility or Good Business?
166(3)
6 Marketing Research and Business Intelligence
169(34)
Business Intelligence and Marketing Information Systems
170(5)
Types of Marketing Research
175(2)
Stages in the Marketing Research Process
177(13)
The Essential Differences between Qualitative and Quantitative Research
190(1)
Ethical Issues in Marketing Research
191(1)
Review
192(2)
Key Terms
194(1)
Study Questions
195(1)
Recommended Reading
195(1)
References
195(2)
Case 11 IPod: Research in Consumers' Perceptions
197(3)
Case 12 TomTom: Helping Us Find Our Way Around the Planet
200(3)
7 Market Segmentation and Positioning
203(40)
Why Bother to Segment Markets?
204(2)
The Process of Market Segmentation and Target Marketing
206(1)
Segmenting Consumer Markets
207(10)
Segmenting Organizational Markets
217(3)
Target Marketing
220(6)
Positioning
226(4)
Review
230(1)
Key Terms
231(1)
Study Questions
232(1)
Recommended Reading
232(1)
References
232(3)
Case 13 Utilization of Loyalty Card Data for Segmentation---Morelli's Story
235(5)
Case 14 Segmentation and Product Lines: The LEGO Case
240(3)
PART 2 Creating Customer Value
243(166)
8 Value Through Brands
245(68)
Products, Services and Brands
246(1)
The Product Line and Product Mix
246(1)
Brand Types
247(1)
Why Strong Brands are Important
248(2)
Brand Equity
250(2)
Brand Building
252(6)
Key Branding Decisions
258(3)
Rebranding
261(2)
Brand Extension and Stretching
263(3)
Co-branding
266(3)
Global and Pan-European Branding
269(2)
Ethical Issues and Anti-branding
271(2)
Review
273(2)
Key Terms
275(1)
Study Questions
276(1)
Recommended Reading
276(1)
References
276(3)
Case 15 Lessons in Co-Branding: The Apple/U2 Experience
279(3)
Case 16 Burberry
282(3)
I Value Through Services
285(1)
The Service Industries
286(4)
The Nature of Services
290(4)
Managing Services
294(10)
Review
304(1)
Key Terms
305(1)
Study Questions
305(1)
Recommended Reading
305(1)
References
306(2)
Case 17 Pret A Manger: `Passionate About Food'
308(3)
Case 18 Nordstrom: A Shining Example of Service Excellence
311(2)
10 Value Through Relationships
313(32)
Value Creation
314(2)
Key Concepts of Relationship Marketing
316(1)
Value and Relational Networks
317(1)
Types of Relationship Management
318(2)
Managing Customer Relationships
320(1)
How to Build Relationships
320(2)
Benefits for the Organization
322(2)
Benefits for the Customer
324(1)
Developing Customer Retention Strategies
325(3)
Technology-enhanced Customer Relationship Management
328(4)
Business-to-Business Relationship Development Strategies
332(2)
Relationship Marketing--Summary
334(1)
Review
335(1)
Key Terms
336(1)
Study Questions
337(1)
Recommended Reading
337(1)
References
337(3)
Case 19 Starbucks: Managing Customer Relationships One Cup at a Time
340(3)
Case 20 Sunderland Football Club and Bidvest Foodservice: Building a Beneficial Partnership
343(2)
11 Value Through Innovation
345(30)
What is a New Product?
347(1)
Creating and Nurturing an Innovative Culture
347(3)
Organizing Effectively for New Product Development
350(2)
Managing the New Product Development Process
352(13)
Competitive Reaction to New Product Introductions
365(1)
Review
365(2)
Key Terms
367(1)
Study Questions
367(1)
Recommended Reading
367(1)
References
368(2)
Case 21 In the Dragons' Den
370(2)
Case 22 Clorox: Bringing Innovation to Everyday Products
372(3)
12 Value Through Pricing
375(34)
Economists' Approach to Pricing
376(1)
Cost-orientated Pricing
377(2)
Competitor-orientated Pricing
379(1)
Market-orientated Pricing
380(13)
Initiating Price Changes
393(2)
Reacting to Competitors' Price Changes
395(1)
Ethical Issues in Pricing
396(1)
Review
397(2)
Key Terms
399(1)
Study Questions
399(1)
Recommended Reading
400(1)
References
400(1)
Case 23 easyJet and Ryanair
401(4)
Case 24 The Surge of German Limited Range Discounters
405(4)
PART 3 Communicating and Delivering Customer Value
409(192)
13 Integrated Marketing Communications
411(36)
Integrated Marketing Communications Approach
412(3)
Planning for Integrated Marketing Communications
415(4)
Elements of Integrated Marketing Communications
419(16)
Review
435(2)
Key Terms
437(1)
Study Questions
438(1)
Recommended Reading
438(1)
References
438(2)
Case 25 Coke Gets Personal: The Share a Coke Campaign
440(3)
Case 26 Comparethemarket.com: `Simples'
443(4)
14 Mass Marketing Communications
447(44)
Introduction
448(1)
Advertising
449(2)
Strong and Weak Theories of How Advertising Works
451(1)
Advertising: the Practicalities of Developing a Strategy
452(10)
Organizing for Campaign Development
462(2)
Product Placement
464(1)
Public Relations and Sponsorship
465(7)
Sales Promotion
472(5)
Ethical Issues in Advertising
477(1)
Review
478(2)
Key Terms
480(1)
Study Questions
481(1)
Recommended Reading
481(1)
References
482(2)
Case 27 Toyota and Buddy
484(3)
Case 28 Volvo: Fundamentally Changing the Way Cars are Marketed and Sold
487(4)
15 Direct Marketing Communications
491(40)
Personal Selling and Sales Management
492(1)
Characteristics of Modern Selling
492(2)
Personal Selling Skills
494(6)
Sales Management
500(7)
Exhibitions and Trade Shows
507(3)
Direct Marketing
510(2)
Direct Marketing Campaigns
512(5)
Managing a Direct Marketing Campaign
517(3)
Ethical Issues in Direct Communications
520(1)
Review
521(1)
Key Terms
522(1)
Study Questions
523(1)
Recommended Reading
524(1)
References
524(2)
Case 29 Selling in China
526(2)
Case 30 JCPenney and Direct Marketing
528(3)
16 Digital Marketing and Social Media
531(34)
What is Digital Marketing?
533(2)
Key Dimensions of the Digital Communication Environment
535(5)
Digital marketing and Social Media Planning
540(1)
Implications for Marketing Planning in a Digital World
541(8)
Social Media and Social Networking
549(5)
Ethical Issues in Digital Marketing
554(1)
Review
555(1)
Key Terms
556(1)
Study Questions
557(1)
Recommended Reading
557(1)
References
557(3)
Case 31 To Google or not to Google, that is the Question
560(3)
Case 32 Social Media and Real-Time Marketing
563(2)
17 Distribution
565(36)
Functions of Channel Intermediaries
566(2)
Types of Distribution Channel
568(4)
Channel Strategy
572(6)
Channel Management
578(4)
Physical Distribution and Retailing
582(2)
The Physical Distribution System
584(4)
Retailing
588(2)
Ethical Issues in Distribution
590(1)
Review
591(2)
Key Terms
593(1)
Study Questions
594(1)
Recommended Reading
594(1)
References
594(2)
Case 33 ASOS
596(2)
Case 34 From `Clicks to Bricks'
598(3)
PART 4 Marketing Planning and Strategy
601
18 Marketing Planning: An Overview of Strategic Analysis and Decision-making
603(34)
Marketing Planning Context
604(2)
The Functions of Marketing Planning
606(1)
The Process of Marketing Planning
606(3)
Marketing Audit
609(4)
Marketing Objectives
613(3)
Core Marketing Strategy
616(3)
Rewards of Marketing Planning
619(1)
Problems in Making Planning Work
620(2)
How to Handle Marketing Planning Problems
622(1)
Review
623(1)
Key Terms
624(1)
Study Questions
625(1)
Recommended Reading
626(1)
References
626(2)
Case 35 Adopting a Marketing Orientation Really Makes a Difference at Dixons Carphone
628(5)
Case 36 Proudly Made in Africa: The Value Added in Africa (VAA) Branding Story
633(4)
19 Analysing Competitors and Creating a Competitive Advantage
637(38)
Analysing Competitive Industry Structure
638(4)
Competitor Analysis
642(4)
Competitive Advantage
646(5)
Creating a Differential Advantage
651(3)
Creating Cost Leadership
654(3)
Competitive Marketing Strategy
657(1)
Competitive Behaviour
658(1)
Developing Competitive Marketing Strategies
659(4)
Review
663(1)
Key Terms
664(1)
Study Questions
665(1)
Recommended Reading
665(1)
References
665(2)
Case 37 General Motors
667(4)
Case 38 Walmart and Asda
671(4)
20 Product Strategy: Product Lifecycle, Portfolio Planning and Product Growth Strategies
675(30)
Managing Product Lines and Brands over Time: the Product Lifecycle
676(2)
Uses of the Product Lifecycle
678(3)
Limitations of the Product Lifecycle
681(2)
A Summary of the Usefulness of the Product Lifestyle Concept
683(1)
Managing Brand and Product Line Portfolios
683(7)
Product Strategies for Growth
690(4)
Ethical Issues and Products
694(1)
Review
695(2)
Key Terms
697(1)
Study Questions
697(1)
Recommended Reading
698(1)
References
698(1)
Case 39 Growth Strategies at Unilever
699(3)
Case 40 Intel Inside
702(3)
21 Global Marketing Strategy
705(38)
Deciding Whether to Go Global or Stay Local
706(2)
Deciding Which Markets to Enter
708(5)
Deciding How to Enter a Foreign Market
713(7)
Developing Global Marketing Strategy
720(8)
Organizing for Global Operations
728(1)
Centralization Versus Decentralization
729(2)
Review
731(1)
Key Terms
732(1)
Study Questions
732(1)
Recommended Reading
733(1)
References
733(2)
Case 41 IKEA
735(4)
Case 42 Frozen: A Global Hit in Any Language
739(4)
22 Managing Marketing Implementation, Organization and Control
743
Marketing Strategy, Implementation and Performance
744(2)
Implementation and the Management of Change
746(3)
Objectives of Marketing Implementation and Change
749(2)
Barriers to the Implementation of the Marketing Concept
751(2)
Forms of Resistance to Marketing Implementation and Change
753(1)
Developing Implementation Strategies
754(7)
Marketing Organization
761(5)
Marketing Control
766(1)
Strategic Control
767(1)
Operational Control and the Use of Marketing Metrics
767(6)
Review
773(2)
Key Terms
775(1)
Study Questions
775(1)
Recommended Reading
776(1)
References
776(2)
Case 43 Subway Germany: Destination Success?
778(4)
Case 44 The Good, The Bad and the Not So Ugly: Implementation in the Digital Music Industry
782
David Jobber is Professor of Marketing at the University of Bradford, School of Management. His research interests include the use of mail surveys in marketing research, selling and sales management. In 2008 he received the Academy of Marketings Life Achievement award for distinguished and extraordinary services to marketing.