Strategic Marketing

ISBN-10
ISBN-13
9798625632492
Series
Strategic Marketing
Pages
195
Language
English
Published
2020-03-15
Author
Omar Merlo

Description

Strategic Marketing is a concise handbook that focuses on the key steps of the strategic market management process. The book discusses fundamental concepts in marketing strategy in a concise way, by drawing on extant research as well as some of the latest work in the field. It is designed as a companion book for students of strategic marketing, or for managers who require a concise reference book. The book is divided into three parts. The first part discusses the role of marketing within the firm, how it should be organised, the kind of customer-centric culture necessary to achieve a competitive advantage, and how financial value is generated through marketing activities. Part 2 focuses on how a marketing strategy can be designed through a systematic marketing planning process. Part 3 covers marketing tactics, by focusing on the implementation of the marketing mix, the brand strategy and relationship management.

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