Marketing

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41.	The Soul of a Corporation: Managing the Identity of Your Company By Hamid Bouchikhi, John R. Kimberly Oct 26, 2007 The authors of The Soul of the Corporation explore the internal and external benefits of clear and consistent identities.
42.	Improve Your Marketing to Grow Your Business By Hunter Hastings, Jeff Saperstein Oct 19, 2007 Marketing is on the cusp of a radical transformation as information technology (IT) changes the industry.
43.	Steps to Develop a Public Sector Marketing Plan and to Ensure that It Is a Compelling One By Nancy R. Lee, Philip Kotler Oct 5, 2007 Philip Kotler and Nancy Lee give you a detailed, sequential process to develop your own marketing plan, step by step.
44.	If We Build It, We Will Come: Unleash the Power of Crowds in Your Business By Barry Libert, Jon Spector, Don Tapscott Sep 28, 2007 The opportunities of the power of community are virtually infinite, limited only by desire and imagination.
45.	Improving the ‘Stickiness’ of Your Website By Alex Gofman Sep 21, 2007 Bounce rate increasing? Try multivariate landing page optimization.
46.	Introduction to Selling Blue Elephants: How to Make Great Products that People Want Before They Even Know They Want Them By Howard R. Moskowitz, Alex Gofman Sep 21, 2007 Discover what appeals to the customer, even if the customer can't articulate the need!
47.	Introduction to Marketing That Works By Shellye Archambeau, Leonard M. Lodish, Howard L. Morgan Sep 14, 2007 The excerpt from chapter 1 of "Marketing that Works" explains why you need more than one marketing plan, the impact of the Internet on marketing plans, and marketing challenges in the coming decade.
48.	Improving Public Sector Performance by Seizing Opportunities to Meet Citizen Needs By Philip Kotler, Nancy R. Lee Sep 7, 2007 Use marketing techniques to improve public agency performance.
49.	What Makes a Firm of Endearment? By David B. Wolfe, Jagdish N. Sheth, Rajendra S. Sisodia Aug 17, 2007 Endearing companies tend to be enduring companies. What does it take?
50.	Pick Me! Pick Me! How to Make Marketing Offers That Stand Out from the Crowd By Howard R. Moskowitz Aug 4, 2007 When we buy something (or even when we look at a set of offers from competitors), we tend to make our decisions very quickly. Whether we're looking at mortgage offers from competing lenders or magazines on a shelf, we look at different offers and decide that we like one most of all. How do we come to these decisions? More importantly, how can you as a marketer figure out this "arithmetic of the mind" to create offers that will be chosen above your competitors? Howard Moskowitz tells you about the magic of knowledge development by experimentation, which Rule Developing Experimentation (RDE) provides.
51.	Using Rule Developing Experimentation (RDE) to Determine Consumer Preferences for Residential Mortgages: A Moskowitz Case Study By Howard R. Moskowitz Feb 23, 2007 Howard Moskowitz's case study shows how companies can use rule developing experimentation (RDE) to create effective messaging to consumers.
52.	Meeting The Triple Bottom Line: How to Make Everyone Happy and Still Make Your Numbers By Philip Kotler, Nancy R. Lee Feb 2, 2007 codemantra
53.	Marketing Metrics: Understanding Market Share and Related Metrics By David J. Reibstein, Neil T. Bendle, Paul W. Farris, Phillip E. Pfeifer May 26, 2006 Probing the dynamics behind market share, this chapter explores measures of awareness, attitude, and usage––major factors in the decision-making process by which customers select one brand over another. It discusses customer satisfaction with products and dealers, the quantification of which is growing in importance among marketing professionals. Finally, it explores metrics measuring the depth of consumer preference and satisfaction, including customers’ willingness to search if a brand is unavailable and their disposition to recommend that brand to others. Increasingly, marketers rely on these as leading indicators of future changes in share.
54.	Introduction to Marketing Metrics: How They Can Help You Make Better Business Decisions By David J. Reibstein, Neil T. Bendle, Paul W. Farris, Phillip E. Pfeifer May 19, 2006 In recent years, data-based marketing has swept through the business world. In its wake, measurable performance and accountability have become the keys to marketing success. However, few managers appreciate the range of metrics by which they can evaluate marketing strategies and dynamics. Fewer still understand the pros, cons, and nuances of each. This chapter introduces market metrics and explains how they can help better understand marketing data and make better business decisions.
55.	Cross-Channel Optimization: A Strategic Roadmap for Multichannel Retailers By IBM Business Consulting Services Mar 31, 2006 A new, superior retailing model is emerging. This model provides the retailer with powerful new capabilities based on cross-channel optimization. It is not simply about executing the same activities in multiple, separate channels. Nor does it focus simply on integrating or synchronizing channels to support cross-channel shopping. Instead, it requires a systematic approach to exploit the strengths of one channel to complement the relative weaknesses of other channels.
56.	The Truth About Getting Your Point Across: You and Your Recipient By Lonnie Pacelli Dec 1, 2005 From its earliest roots, communication has focused on sender and recipient having some common understanding of the information flowing between them. This chapter focuses on establishing the kind of common ground that allows effective communication.
57.	From Minority to Majority: McDonald's Discovers the Woman Inside the Mom By Fara Warner Sep 30, 2005 While most companies have come to accept that women are the most powerful force in the world’s increasingly consumer-driven economy, many still face the challenge of creating successful strategies to reach those women who have changed dramatically during the past 50 years. This excerpt from The Power of the Purse discusses the dramatic shift in the marketing focus of these companies.
58.	The Seamless Connection: From Strategy, Brand and Innovation to Product, Service and Experience By Craig M. Vogel, Peter Boatwright, Jonathan Cagan Jun 17, 2005 Like the fashionable width of neckties, business ideas cycle up and down in marketplace importance. The important thing to remember is that although the marketplace buzzwords change, the process of strategic planning, branding and innovation are all still relevant and in fact tied seamlessly to product, experience and service.
59.	Why Do Marketers Do What They Do? By Johny Johansson Nov 5, 2004 In this chapter from his incisive critique of economic globalization, Johny K. Johansson explains why marketers ignore multiculturalism and localization in the pursuit of an easy and universal marketing program.
60.	Electronic Evidence Can't Be Shredded By David Gulbransen Sep 17, 2004 David Gulbransen takes a look at the impact of electronic evidence, litigation, and what you should do to protect your company before things get out of hand.

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