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Marketing: An Introduction
Second Canadian Edition
Armstrong, Kotler, Cunningham, Mitchell,
Buchwitz
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Marketing: An Introduction, 8/E Gary
Armstrong, University of North Carolina
Philip Kotler, NorthWestern University
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2007
Format: Paper; 656 pp
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Principles Of Marketing (9th Edition) by Kotler & Armstrong
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In order to produce superior value and satisfaction for customers,
companies need information at almost every turn. Good products and
marketing programs begin with a thorough understanding of consumer needs
and wants. Companies also need an abundance of information on competitors,
resellers, and other actors and forces in the marketplace.
Increasingly, marketers are viewing information not just as an input for
making better decisions but also as an important strategic asset and marketing
tool. In today's marketing, a company's information may prove to be its chief
competitive advantage. Competitors can copy each other's equipment, products,
and procedures, but they cannot duplicate the company's information and
intellectual capital. Several companies have recently recognized this by
appointing vice presidents of knowledge, learning, or intellectual capital.

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Principles of Marketing, 11/E
Philip Kotler, Northwestern University
Gary Armstrong, University of North Carolina
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2006
Format: Cloth; 768 pp
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Principles of Marketing, Eleventh Edition |
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Philip Kotler - Northwestern University, Gary Armstrong -
University of North Carolina
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Marketing (14th Edition) by
Etzel, Michael J.; Walker, Bruce J.; Stanton, William J.
Michael J. Etzel, University of Notre Dame
Bruce J. Walker, University of Missouri-
Columbia
Williams J. Stanton, University of Colorado-
Boulder
ISBN: 0073016349
Copyright year: 2007
Marketing, 14/e, by Etzel, Walker and Stanton
continues to be a popular, low-cost, paperback option in the Principles
market. This text is completely updated, and continues to incorporate
technology, and feature in-text and boxed examples that highlight global
issues, technology, ethics, applied decision making, chapter opening
cases, and part-ending cases. Other marketing themes integrated
throughout the text include critical and current themes such as global
marketing, customer relationship management, small business and
entrepreneurship.
Sample
Chapter 1 (417.0K) The Field of Marketing
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Appendix A Marketing Math
Marketing involves peoplecustomers, middlemen, and producers. Much
of the business activity of these people is quantified in some manner.
Consequently, knowledge of certain concepts in economics, accounting,
and finance is essential for decision making in many areas of marketing.
With that in mind, this appendix presents an overviewor, for many of
you, a reviewof (1) price elasticity of demand, (2) the operating
statement, (3) markups, and (4) analytical ratios.
Marketing Math (133.0K)
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Appendix B Careers in Marketing
This course is about marketing. The primary focus is on all the
business activities that bring goods and services to customers, but
recall that we said marketing also applies to people, places, and ideas.
Now it's time to apply those concepts and techniques to the most
important business opportunity you will ever encountermarketing
yourself!
Your first full-time job after graduation should launch you on a
successful career. However, that is much more likely to happen if you
prepare by providing yourself with every opportunity. That means taking
advantage of what you have learned in this course and applying it to
your job search. To put it another way, you should plan and implement a
marketing program in which the product is you and the customer is your
prospective employer.
To get you thinking about your post graduation ambitions and likely
upcoming job search, this appendix first discusses planning for a
career, regardless of the field. Then a variety of marketing careers are
described. Finally, guidelines on obtaining a post graduation job are
presented.
Careers in Marketing (602.0K)
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Marketing: Real People, Real Choices, 4/e
Michael R. Solomon Greg W. Marshall
Elnora W. Stuart
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Michael R. Solomon - Auburn University, Greg W. Marshall
- Rollins College, Elnora W. Stuart - The American
University in Cairo
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Part
I: Making
Marketing Value
Decisions
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Chapter
1. Welcome to
the World of
Marketing:
Creating and
Delivering Value
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Chapter
2. Strategic
Planning and the
Marketing
Environment: The
Advantage Is
Undeniable
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Chapter
3. Think
Globally/Act
Ethically
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Part
II: Understanding
Consumers' Value
Needs
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Chapter
4. Marketing
Information and
Research:
Analyzing the
Business
Environment
Offline and
Online
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Chapter
5. Consumer
Behavior: How
and Why People
Buy
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Chapter
6. Business-to-Business
Markets: How and
Why
Organizations
Buy
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Chapter
7. Sharpening
the Focus:
Target Marketing
Strategies and
Customer
Relationship
Management
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Part
III: Creating
the Value
Proposition
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Chapter
8. Creating the
Product
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Chapter
9. Managing the
Product
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Chapter
10. Services and
Other
Intangibles:
Marketing the
Product That
Isn't There
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Chapter
11. Pricing the
Product
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Part IV: Communicating the Value Proposition
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Chapter 12. Connecting with the Customer: Integrated
Marketing Communications and Interactive Marketing
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Chapter
13. Advertising
and Public
Relations
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Chapter
14. Sales
Promotion,
Personal
Selling, and
Sales Management
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Part V: Delivering the Value Proposition
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Chapter 15. Creating Value through Supply Chain
Management: Channels of Distribution, Logistics, and
Wholesaling
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Chapter
16. Retailing:
Bricks and
Clicks
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Appendix
A. Under Armour
in Action
Implementing a
Marketing Plan
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Appendix
B. Sample
Marketing Plan:
The S&S Smoothie
Company
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Appendix
C. Marketing
Math
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PyroMarketing
by Greg Stielstra
Free Audio Book
The era of mass marketing is
ending and a new method is poised to
take its place. Learn the new way
and how to apply it to your
business. Here you can listen to the
entire PyroMarketing audio book as
streaming audio, or download it as
MP3 files to your computer or iPod.
Its a great way to experience the
book yourself or share it with
friends, employees, clients, or
colleagues. Do you have a blog or
a website? Please offer this free
resource to your readers by linking
to this page.
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