This comprehensive textbook introduces students to all the core principles of marketing practice using an employability-focused approach. Essentials of Marketing is underpinned by six pillars, which flow through each chapter: marketing ethics, sustainability, stakeholder engagement, globalisation, the power of new media, and measuring success. The book demystifies theory by placing it in contexts which are recognisable to a diverse readership, using real-life case studies and examples designed to engage today’s technologically savvy and internationally oriented students. The book includes a comprehensive running case study in which readers are invited to adopt the roles of marketing assistant, marketing manager, and marketing director within regional markets, applying the knowledge that they have learned in each chapter into modern, realistic contexts, which simulate a marketing career. Key features to aid learning and comprehension include case studies, chapter objectives and summaries, key learning points, and key questions. With a uniquely accessible and applied approach, Essentials of Marketing is designed as a core text for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying Introduction to marketing, marketing management, and principles of marketing modules. Digital learning resources include a comprehensive instructor’s manual to guide interaction with the applied case study, PowerPoint slides, and a test bank.
Essentials of Marketing
The 16th edition continues to build both the logic of the Four Ps and its strategy planning approach to support new developments in the field.
This book is about marketing and marketing strategy planning.
Its managerial orientation and practical "How-To-Do-It" strategy planning approach continues wit this newest 15th edition of Essentials of Marketing: A Marketing Strategy Planning Approach.
This second edition has been fully revised and updated, including a new chapter on digital marketing written by Dr Wilson Ouzem.
There are several big changes to this edition of Essentials of Marketing and hundreds of smaller ones.
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NEW TO THIS EDITION While retaining the core structure of the second edition, this third edition includes: "- ""a more up-to-date account of communication theory;" "- ""more extensive coverage of exhibitions and trade fairs;" "- ""a ...
As a result, a newer, trimmer version of the marketing research report is being used by many companies. This executive-ready report is based on four principles: conciseness, adaptability, readability, and balance.2 Smartphones and email ...
Accessible to students with no prior study of Marketing and from all different backgrounds Brassington Essentials is a fun, up to date and interesting introduction to Marketing. The book has...