Media management a casebook approach fourth edition

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Drawing on a varied and extensive range of international examples, Hollensen demonstrates how companies such as Nintendo, BYD Electric cars, Harley Davidson, Spotify, Tinder and Hunter Boots make use of relationship marketing theory in order to gain competitive advantage.

Compared to other marketing management books, this text will attach more importance to among other the following themes:. Part II A ssessing the external marketing situation Chapter 4 Customer behaviour Chapter 5 Competitor analysis and intelligence Chapter 6 Analysing relationships in the value chain.

Part IV Developing marketing programmes Chapter 10 Establishing, developing and managing buyer—seller relationships Chapter 11 Product and service decisions Chapter 12 Pricing decisions Chapter 13 Distribution decisions Chapter 14 Communication decisions. Part V Organising, implementing and controlling the marketing effort Chapter 15 Organising and implementing the marketing plan Chapter 16 Budgeting and controlling.