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Foundations of marketing / David Jobber and John Fahy

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: London : McGraw-Hill, [2003]Description: xxv, 355 p. : ill. ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 9780077098667
  • 9780077098667
Subject(s): Summary: Ideally suited to the needs of short or one-semester marketing modules for students from all disciplines, this text begins by introducing basic concepts from the ground up, such as the marketing environment, customer behaviour and segmentation and positioning. Giving a clear presentation of marketing mix decisions, it then ends with strategy and implementation topics. Marketing spotlights, marketing-in action and e-marketing boxes give students the chance to consistently apply and evaluate the theories in the book. Up-to-date and interesting cases from a variety of real companies end each chapter, giving the framework in which to integrate and analyse key concepts in a real-world context. The clear and straightforward style presents a sound grounding in the principal concepts of marketing, paring down the subject to the foundation topics, whilst maintaining the rigour and authoritative insight of David Jobber's highly successful text Principles and Practices of Marketing
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General General ATU Dublin Road General Shelves Donation 658.8 JOB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available G109163
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Includes index

Ideally suited to the needs of short or one-semester marketing modules for students from all disciplines, this text begins by introducing basic concepts from the ground up, such as the marketing environment, customer behaviour and segmentation and positioning. Giving a clear presentation of marketing mix decisions, it then ends with strategy and implementation topics. Marketing spotlights, marketing-in action and e-marketing boxes give students the chance to consistently apply and evaluate the theories in the book. Up-to-date and interesting cases from a variety of real companies end each chapter, giving the framework in which to integrate and analyse key concepts in a real-world context. The clear and straightforward style presents a sound grounding in the principal concepts of marketing, paring down the subject to the foundation topics, whilst maintaining the rigour and authoritative insight of David Jobber's highly successful text Principles and Practices of Marketing

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