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Fundamentals of Marketing
Illustrated third edition of a tertiary level textbook, originally published in Australia in 1985. The text is an Australian adaptation of the ninth edition of 'Fundamentals of Marketing' published in the US and uses the Australian environment to give analysis, insight and examples of marketing theory and practice. Each chapter includes a list of chapter goals, a summary, a list of key terms and discussion questions which require the application of text material. Includes 39 case studies providing students with an opportunity for problem analysis and decision making. The textbook is the central element in a complete package of teaching and learning resources. Includes a glossary, name index and subject index.
Fundamentals of Marketing
Adaptation of a 1985 guide for TAFE marketing and small business courses. Subjects covered include strategic marketing planning, industrial marketing, product planning and development, and retailing and wholesaling. Includes learning objectives, exercises, an appendix on marketing arithmetic, a glossary and name and subject indexes.
Fundamentals of Marketing
This long awaited fourth edition will once again provide contemporary coverage of the customer-oriented, managerial approach to marketing principles and practice within the Pacific Region. The text continues to present Marketing as a total, integrated system of business. Looks at global marketing, services marketing and more.
Management of a Sales Force
Management of a Sales Force is the best selling text in the sales management market, with a reputation for blending leading-edge research and student-friendly writing better than any other book. The 12th edition has been thoroughly revised to reflect all the changes that affect the sales manager's role, from the increasing globalization of business to savvier customers who now use the internet to research their purchasing decisions. All chapters have been updated with current company examples that demonstrate how the best sales executives are adapting to these and other new challenges. In addition, the latest sales management research studies and reports are presented in a straightforward, easy-to-read manner, making Management of A Sales Force, 12e, by far the most current sales management textbook on the market.
Marketing
Stanton's "Fundamentals of Marketing" has long been distinguished by its balanced, contemporary coverage of the managerial approach to marketing fundamentals. Thoroughly updated and revised to reflect the rapidly changing landscape of marketing, this classic text continues to be distinguished by its readability, balanced coverage, and high-interest examples. State-of-the-art coverage in this edition includes relationship marketing, value marketing, ISO 9000,database marketing, and the technological developments that have reinvented marketing practice in the 1990s, such as Internet and World Wide Web marketing. - Publisher.
Principles of marketing
Mrketing reversed prior business logic 50 years ago and said «the customer is king», and the companies began to recognize that it was not just the product that was the most important aspect of their business. Companies recognized that consumers had a myriad of choices of product offerings and marketing was responsible to ensure that the company’s products had the benefits and attributes that customers wanted and were willing to pay for. Today, considering the technology development, which influences every function of the company, the focus of the successful marketing oriented companies has changed from «the customer is king» to «the customer is a dictator!!!». However, and despite th...
Stanton
"Of the crucial men close to President Lincoln, Secretary of War Edwin Stanton (1814-1869) was the most powerful and controversial. Stanton raised, armed, and supervised the army of a million men who won the Civil War. He organized the war effort. He directed military movements from his telegraph office, where Lincoln literally hung out with him ... Now with this worthy complement to the enduring library of biographical accounts of those who helped Lincoln preserve the Union, Stanton honors the indispensable partner of the sixteenth president"--
