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Principles and Practice of Marketing
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Principles and Practice of Marketing

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Marketing (General)

December 2013 | 800 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
When you think of marketing you may think of the adverts that pop up at the side of your screen or the billboards you see when you're out - all those moments in the day when somebody is trying to grab your attention and sell you something! Marketing is about advertising and communications in part, but it's also about many other things which all aim to create value for customers, from product research and innovation to after-care service and maintaining relationships. It's a rich and fascinating area of management waiting to be explored - so welcome to Marketing

Jim Blythe's Principles and Practice of Marketing will ease you into the complexities of Marketing to help you achieve success in your studies and get the best grade. It provides plenty of engaging real-life examples, including brands you know such as Netflix and PayPal - marketing is not just about products, but services too. Marketing changes as the world changes, and this textbook is here to help, keeping you up to speed on key topics such as digital technologies, globalization and being green. 

 
PART 1 - Concepts and Contexts
 
Chapter 1 - Marketing: Managing the Exchange Process
 
Chapter 2 - The Marketing Environment
 
PART 2 - Markets and People
 
Chapter 3 - Consumer Behaviour
 
Chapter 4 - Business-to-Business Marketing
 
Chapter 5 - Marketing Research and Information Systems
 
Chapter 6 - Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning
 
Chapter 7 - Integrated Marketing Communications
 
Chapter 8 - International Marketing
 
PART 3 - Strategy and Stakeholders
 
Chapter 9 - Marketing Strategy, Planning and Creating Competitive Advantage
 
Chapter 10 - Marketing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
 
Chapter 11 - Building Customer Relationships
 
Chapter 12 - Product Portfolio and Strategic Branding
 
PART 4 - Marketing in Practice
 
Chapter 13 - New Product Innovation and Development
 
Chapter 14 - Pricing and Strategic Decision Making
 
Chapter 15 - Advertising across Different Media
 
Chapter 16 - Public Relations and Sponsorship
 
Chapter 17 - Promotion and Sales
 
PART 5 - Marketing in Motion
 
Chapter 18 - Digital Marketing and Social Media
 
hapter 19 - Managing Distribution and Supply Chains
 
hapter 20 - Retail and Wholesale Marketing
 
Chapter 21 - Services Marketing

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Lecturer resources:

  • Teaching notes per chapter, including answers to internet exercises for students
  • PowerPoint slides per chapter
  • Exam test bank
  • Guide to designing a course on marketing

Student resources:

  • Videos about marketing
  • Podcasts about marketing careers
  • Marketing employability resources and advice
  • Extra case studies
  • Guide to writing a Marketing Plan
  • Online exercises per chapter
  • Interactive multiple choice questions per chapter
  • Interactive flashcards
  • Pinterest page featuring useful weblinks to ads, campaigns, etc.
  • RSS feed incorporating trade magazines, news websites, blogs, etc.

'A very well structured and thought-provoking textbook which offers contemporary insights into different aspects of marketing and its implications for society.'

Dr Sotiris T. Lalaounis
Lecturer in Marketing, Department of Organisation Studies, University of Exeter Business School

'This book is excellent for those new to marketing as it is easy to read and crammed full of interesting, up-to-date and useful information, whether you are a student or marketing practitioner.'

Julie McKeown
Teaching Fellow in Marketing, Aberystwyth University

A engaging textbook, I have set multiple readings from this book throughout the module, especially for the postgraduate students as there is a lovely depth of discussion for each topic.

Miss Katie Louise Leggett
Ashcroft Intl Bus Schl (Cambridge), Anglia Ruskin University
August 20, 2020

Very interesting book, like everything else Blythe has done. Excellent and illustrative examples, a very nice read for first year students. The chapters on consumer behaviour and B2B marketing are particularly insightful.

Dr Rodrigo Lucena
School of Service Management, Brighton University
June 21, 2016

An invaluable old faithful text, good point of reference

Mrs Caroline jane Lowish
Faculty of Business & Law, University of Lincoln
February 25, 2016

Unfortunately the related marketing project was postponed.

Ms Alison Devine
Clinical Education, Edge Hill University
February 26, 2015

A good support resource to enhance students' understanding of the application of marketing within an organisation

Dr Stephen Castle
Fac of Business,Environment & Society, Coventry University
December 15, 2014

A useful overview

Mrs Jane Wood
Clothing Design & Technology, Manchester Metropolitan University
December 10, 2014

Great book which enables students to grasp the most salient principles which are clearly presented in Jim Blythe's inimitable style.

Dr Joseph Vella
Corporate communication, University of Malta
December 10, 2014

A great complimentary academic text to ensure students have the opportunity to embed a wide range of theories.

Mrs Lisa Rees
Business School, OLC Europe
November 11, 2014

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Chapter 2: The Marketing Environment


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