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Consumer Behavior: Building Marketing Strategy, 9/e
Del I Hawkins, University of Oregon
Roger J Best, University of Oregon
Kenneth A Coney, Late of Arizona State University
ISBN: 0072536861
Copyright year: 2004
Consumer Behavior, 9/e, by Hawkins, Best, & Coney offers
balanced coverage of consumer behavior including the psychological, social, and
managerial implications. The new edition features current and exciting examples
that are tied into global and technology consumer behavior issues and trends, a
solid foundation in marketing strategy, integrated coverage of ethical/social
issues and outlines the consumer decision process. This text is known for its
ability to link topics back to marketing decision-making and strategic planning
which gives students the foundation to understanding consumer behavior which
will make them better consumers and better marketers.
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Consumer Behavior: Building Marketing Strategy, 10/e
Delbert I. Hawkins, University of Oregon
David L. Mothersbaugh, University of Alabama
Roger J. Best, University of Oregon
ISBN: 0073101370
Copyright year: 2007
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Strategic Marketing, 8th Edition
David W. Cravens, TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIV
Nigel Piercy, Warwick University. Hardcover, 752 pages.©2006, ISBN 0072966343
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Marketing Management: A Strategic, Decision-Making Approach, 6/e
John Mullins, London Business School
Orville C. Walker, University of Minnesota---Minneapolis
Harper W. Boyd, Jr.
ISBN: 0073529826
Copyright year: 2008
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Dr. Solomon has just written his first book for
brand managers in the trenches—as well as all forward-thinking
business leaders and avid cultural trend watchers—CONQUERING
CONSUMERSPACE: Marketing Strategies for a Branded World (AMACOM),
and maintains the Web site Conquering
Consumerspace. “Today, we avidly search for products and
services that will define who we are and who we want to be,” Dr.
Solomon observes. “In consumerspace, where reality is branded,
companies partner with customers to develop brand personalities and
create entertaining and meaningful experiences.”
Welcome to consumerspace, where reality is branded, life and
commerce are indistinguishable, and we are what we buy.
Once upon a time, marketers barraged customers with hard-sell tactics.
Today, consumers use products to define themselves and others. People
are swayed not by corporate-generated hype, but by consumer-generated
buzz. That means companies must shift their focus away from marketing
to people and toward marketing with them. In "consumerspace," firms
partner with customers to develop brand personalities and create
interactive fantasies. The winners understand that we buy products not
just because of what they do, but because of what they mean. Market
share is out; share of mind is in. Conquering
Consumerspace 1. Now Entering
Consumerspace: Welcome To A Branded World
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From
Marketing, 7/e by Roger A. Kerin;
Eric N. Berkowitz;
Steven W. Hartley; &
William Rudelius
Marketing: Consumer Behavior
Marketing: Organizational Markets and Buyer Behavior

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Principles of Marketing, 10/e
by Philip Kotler
, Gary Armstrong
Chapter
6: Consumer Markets and Consumer Buyer Behavior
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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CONSUMERS
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND MARKETING
Introduction to consumer behavior and consumer psychology. Brief review of major
topics such as demographics, attitudes, decision making, memory, diffusion of
innovation, group and family dynamics, culture, and subculture.
Lars Perner BSAD 112 Site
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Changing Minds
World's largest site (1500+ pages) on all aspects of how we change one anothers'
minds. From psychology theories to practical applications.
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Consumer Behavior,
A European Perspective
By
Michael R. Solomon, Gary
Bamossy,
& Soren Askegaard
Chap1.ppt An Introduction to Consumer Behavior |
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Chap2.ppt Perception |
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Chap3.ppt Learning and Memory |
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Chap4.ppt Motivation, Values, and Involvement |
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Chap5.ppt Attitudes
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Chap6.ppt Attitude Change and Interactive Communication |
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Chap7.ppt The Self |
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Chap8.ppt Individual Decision-making |
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Chap9.ppt The Purchase Situation, Post-purchase Evaluation, and Product
Disposal |
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Chap10.ppt Group Influence, Opinion Leadership, and Diffusion of Innovations |
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Chap11.ppt European Family Structures and Household Decision-making |
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Chap12.ppt Income and Social Class |
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Chap13.ppt Age Subcultures |
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Chap14.ppt Cultural Influences on Consumer Behavior |
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Chap15.ppt Lifestyles and European Culture |
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Chap16.ppt Cultural Change Processes |
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Subcultr.ppt Ethnic, Racial, & Religious Subcultures |
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Cases.ppt,
For cases 2, 3, & 4 |
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sublim.ppt Supposedly subliminal stimuli |
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Perception Ad Examples & Assignment |
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Consumer Behavior, 8th Edition
J. Paul Peter, UNIV
OF WISC - MADISON Jerry C. Olson, Olson
Zaltman Associates Hardcover, 576 pages
©2008, ISBN-13 9780073529851

This book is a strategic look at
consumer behavior in order to guide successful marketing
activities. The Wheel of Consumer Analysis is the
organizing factor in the book. The four major parts of
the wheel are consumer affect and cognition, consumer
behavior, consumer environment, and marketing strategy.
Each of these components is the topic of one of the four
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Marketing Strategy, 7/e Paul J
Peter, University of Wisconsin -- Madison
Jerry Olson, Pennsylvania
State University -- University Park
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Consumer Behavior and Marketing Strategy
Chapter 1
(19 pages)
Chapter 2 A Framework for Consumer Analysis
Chapter 2
(17 pages)
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