EBOOK: Principles and Practices of Marketing 10/e

This is the latest book from Cengage Learning on Principles and Practice of Marketing

Principles and Practice of Marketing truly sets the benchmark for achievement in introductory marketing courses. David Jobber’s clear writing style, engaging examples and comprehensive coverage of all the essential concepts combine to make this book a trusted and stimulating choice to support your course. This sixth edition is fully updated to offer a contemporary perspective on marketing, with the latest digital developments and ethical accountability emphasised throughout. You’ll find this book packed with examples of marketing practice in well-known companies, brought to life through real print, video and online advertising examples. Find out: what challenges BMW faced in bringing the Mini E car to market how Nintendo regained supremacy in the videogame industry what Apple is doing to outsmart smartphone competitors why General Motors was vulnerable in the economic downturn how Cadbury relaunched their discontinued Wispa brand Interactive online resources support every chapter and integrate with the text to make Principles and Practice of Marketing the ultimate learning resource.

EBOOK: Principles and Practice of Marketing

EBOOK: Principles and Practice of Marketing

The fourth edition of this seminal text retains the clarity and simplicity of its predecessors in communicating the basic themes and principles of contemporary marketing. 'The Fundamentals and Practice of Marketing' has been substantially revised to take into account recent developments in the field - most particularly the changes wrought by new technology. It now follows a new structure and includes: * New chapters on: direct marketing, public relations; integrated marketing planning; wholesale and retail operations; relationship marketing; * Material on: services marketing, e-commerce, ethics and social responsibility, B2B marketing and external marketing environment * A range of new examples The book is accompanied by online resources for tutors which include: guidance notes on teaching methods for each chapter, case studies with suggested solutions and approaches, questions for discussion, and OHP masters.

EBOOK: Principles and Practice of Marketing, 9e

The intention of this book is to explain the received wisdom about marketing, and provide the counter-arguments which moderate the debate. It examines what marketing does, and seeks to strike a balance between academic thinking and practical experience. It is meant for students new to marketing and to business.

Now in its seventh edition, Principles of Services Marketing has been revised and updated throughout toreflect the most recent developments in this fast-moving and exciting sector. With a stronger emphasis onemerging and global economies, it’s been restructured to give clearer focus on key issues of efficiency,accessibility and customer experience. This authoritative text develops an indispensable framework forunderstanding services, their effective marketing and how this drives value creation. Key Features •Opening vignettes introduce a chapter’s key themes with short examples that present topics in familiar, everyday scenarios students can relate to •Longer case studies feature well-known companies and provide an opportunity to analyse real-life scenarios and apply understanding •‘In Practice’ vignettes drawn from services organizations from around the world and how services are delivered and experienced by customers •‘Thinking Around the Subject’ boxes examine the operational challenges of putting theory in to practice •‘Summary & links to other chapters’ reinforce the main topics covered and how they fit within the wider context of services marketing to improve overall understanding of the subject •Expanded coverage of key topics such as service dominant logic, servicescapes and the use of social media explore the latest theory and practice •Reflects the importance of marketing for public services and not-for-profit organizations •Includes new chapters on service systems and the experiential aspects of service consumption.