Marketing due diligence : reconnecting strategy to share price /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Amsterdam ; Boston :
Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann,
2007.
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Edición: | New ed. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Marketing Plans for Service Businesses: A complete guide
- Contents
- Preface
- The structure of this book and how to use it
- List of figures
- 1 Marketing and services
- The growing importance of the service sector
- Service businesses and marketing effectiveness
- The purpose of this book
- The marketing concept
- Misunderstandings about marketing
- A definition of marketing
- An overview of the new marketing process
- Define markets and understand value
- Determine value proposition
- Deliver value proposition
- Monitor value
- Summary
- 2 The nature of services marketing
- Classification of services
- 1 What is the nature of the service act?
- 2 What style of relationship does the service organization have with its customers?
- 3 How much room is there for customization and judgement?
- 4 What is the nature of supply and demand for the service?
- 5 How is the service delivered?
- The strategic value of services in manufacturing
- The marketing mix
- Services and the marketing mix
- A history of marketing in the service industry
- Customer retention and profitability
- Integrated relationship marketing
- Summary
- 3 Marketing planning for services: the process
- What is marketing planning?
- Other approaches to marketing planning
- The marketing planning process
- Step 1 Mission
- Step 2 Corporate objectives
- Step 3 Marketing audit
- Step 4 SWOT analyses
- Step 5 Key assumptions
- Step 6 Marketing objectives and strategies
- Step 7 Estimate expected results
- Step 8 Identify alternative mixes
- Step 9 Budget
- Step 10 First-year detailed implementation programme
- Summary
- 4 Marketing planning for services: the problems
- Marketing planning and services
- What gets in the way of marketing planning?
- 1 Short-termism
- 2 Weak support from the chief executive and top management
- 3 Lack of a plan for planning
- 4 Lack of line management support
- 5 Confusion over planning terms
- 6 An over-reliance on numbers
- 7 Too much detail, too far ahead
- 8 Once-a-year ritual
- 9 Confusion between operational and strategic marketing planning
- 10 Failure to integrate marketing planning into the corporate planning system
- 11 Delegation of planning to a 'planner'
- 12 Uncertainty about what should appear in the marketing plan
- Summary
- 5 Marketing planning Phase One: the strategic context
- Step 1 Mission
- A mission for services
- The nature of corporate missions
- Example of service organization mission statements
- Levels of mission statement
- From mission statements to vision and values
- Developing a service mission
- The realizable mission
- Step 2 Corporate objectives
- Corporate objectives and strategies
- Quantitative versus qualitative objectives
- Summary
- 6 Marketing planning Phase Two: the situation review (Part 1)
- Step 3 The marketing audit
- Who should do it?
- What needs to be covered?
- Sub-audit 1 Customers and markets.