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For more than half a century, marketers have bombarded customers with more and more choices in products and services. What is the result? Unprecedented anxiety. Our mental circuit breakers are on overload. In fact, pioneering brand strategists Steven M. Cristol and Peter Sealey assert that we have reached our manageable threshold for making decisions -- and a watershed in product proliferation. In this pathbreaking book, the authors argue with compelling evidence that the next generation of marketing successes will belong to those brands that simplify customers' lives or businesses in ways that are inextricably tied to brand and product positioning. They contend that if a brand is not reducing customer stress, it is creating it -- and it is vulnerable to losing market share to more customer-empathetic competitors. Writing especially for product or brand managers who are struggling to simplify their portfolios, Cristol and Sealey have created a breakthrough framework that is itself a lesson in simplicity. After presenting two essential guideposts for managers to assess where their brand sits on the stress spectrum, the authors turn to the heart of Simplicity Marketing -- the 4 R's of simplification: Replace, Repackage, Reposition, and Replenish. Using scores of real-world company examples, Cristol and Sealey show how each of the 4 R's interacts with the others in powerful ways to relieve customer stress and how these strategies may be executed individually or in combination to build brand loyalty. Here for the first time are ten specific strategies to relieve customer stress through consolidating, aggregating, or integrating products and services, repositioning brands for more relevance to stress reduction, and decluttering customers' decision-making requirements. The final pages of this brilliant manifesto for a simplicity revolution provide a guide to managing simplicity strategies, leveraging information technology to simplify rather than complicate customers' lives, and integrating all the tools in the book into an executional blueprint.

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For many small business owners, marketing can seem like something only for the ‘big boys’ and the Internet a foreign country. There is a lot you can do, however, to spread the word online about your products and services without spending a fortune in the process. Virtually Free Marketing takes the reader step-by-step through marketing and selling their own products and services effectively on sites such Amazon, eBay, Google and Facebook, covering essential issues such as: understanding marketing and the ‘new’ Web starting a blog creating your own website social networking tapping into free or inexpensive sources of help online Accessible, practical and very effective, Virtually Free Marketing is a must-read whether you’re running a small company, club, non-profit organisation or social enterprise.

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Consumer marketing, aimed primarily at the urban middle-classes, has dominated the imagination of marketing strategists in India. However, in the race to capture the consumer sector, some of the crucial and upcoming sectors of the Indian economy, which are gathering considerable momentum after economic liberalization, have escaped a close and rigorous examination. Beyond Consumer Marketing presents a holistic and comprehensive analysis of some these emerging sectors of the Indian economy. It begins with an overview of the present marketing situation in various sectors of the Indian economy. J S Panwar then provides a detailed, micro-level discussion of a variety of key areas including:. - Agricultural and rural marketing. - Services marketing. -Non-profit and social marketing. - Time-based competition. - E-commerce in marketing. - Packaging and branding. - Retailing. -Consumer rights and environment protection

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E-COMMERCE MARKETING helps you plan and market electronic products and services online. The textbook and its multimedia components integrate coverage of all the basic functions of marketing as outlined in the National Marketing Education Standards. Explore electronically linked distribution systems, international e-commerce, e-tailing, digital media design, digital marketplace design strategies, marketing management, market research, online customer behavior, data mining and warehousing, online partnerships, and security/privacy issues.

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Marketing often scares entrepreneurs. They've sweat buckets coming up with a valuable product or service, and now they have to sell it? Won't it sell itself? No. But, as marketing expert Bob Everett shows, marketing is just not that hard. At some level, entrepreneurs know that. They know what appeals to them and what leaves them cold. They know when a person or marketing claim is trustworthy, and they know when claims are exaggerated. Yet when it comes to marketing their own products and services to others, entrepreneurs often find it difficult to apply that same judgment and common sense. Everett to the rescue! He helps entrepreneurs position products in the market, then sell them effectively and ethically.

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MARKETING 3E is the program that introduces you to the foundations and functions needed to successfully market goods, services and ideas to consumers. While you study business foundations, economics, selling, human relations, communications, distribution, promotion, product planning, and pricing, you will also see marketing as a career choice from a "big picture" perspective. Because most marketing programs have active DECA memberships, there is a strong correlation of content to DECA's performance indicators.

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Documents the state-of-the-art in Services Science. Written for researchers in engineering and management, this book combines the contributions in Service Engineering, Service Management and Service Marketing and also helps to develop a roadmap for future R and D activities in these fields.

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E-commerce marketing is at the intersection of information systems technology (i.e. supply chain management, enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management), traditional marketing, and the customer interface. In the broader sense E-commerce marketing is comprised of electronic-based activities that facilitate manufactured goods and services by the producer to satisfy the wants and needs of the consumer.Previously published in: Enterprise Information Management, Volume 17, Number 6, 2004

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