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Value-Based Marketing

Marketing Strategies for Corporate Growth and Shareholder Value

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  • 384 strony
  • 14 godzin czytania

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This seminal work reformulates marketing around creating shareholder value, integrating it with management's primary objective. It serves as a practical guide for developing marketing strategies that drive growth and enhance shareholder value, making it essential for top management and MBAs. Historically, marketing has not significantly impacted management due to unclear objectives and weak foundations. This book clarifies marketing's goals and establishes a solid intellectual basis, aligning it with the modern focus on maximizing long-term returns to shareholders. It redefines marketing's role in contributing to shareholder value creation and examines its implications for marketing planning, brand management, pricing, communications, distribution, and online strategies. The increasing emphasis on shareholder value as a performance metric presents a unique opportunity for marketing to expand its influence in shaping strategic direction. The book offers a clear introduction to shareholder value analysis and practical tools for aligning marketing initiatives with the financial frameworks used by boards of directors. For top management and CFOs, it elucidates how marketing contributes to shareholder value and provides guidance on evaluating strategies to enhance the relevance and effectiveness of marketing efforts within their organizations.

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Value-Based Marketing, Peter Doyle

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Rok wydania
2000
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Tytuł
Value-Based Marketing
Podtytuł
Marketing Strategies for Corporate Growth and Shareholder Value
Język
angielski
Wydawca
WILEY
Rok wydania
2000
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
384
ISBN10
0471877271
ISBN13
9780471877271
Seria
Opis
This seminal work reformulates marketing around creating shareholder value, integrating it with management's primary objective. It serves as a practical guide for developing marketing strategies that drive growth and enhance shareholder value, making it essential for top management and MBAs. Historically, marketing has not significantly impacted management due to unclear objectives and weak foundations. This book clarifies marketing's goals and establishes a solid intellectual basis, aligning it with the modern focus on maximizing long-term returns to shareholders. It redefines marketing's role in contributing to shareholder value creation and examines its implications for marketing planning, brand management, pricing, communications, distribution, and online strategies. The increasing emphasis on shareholder value as a performance metric presents a unique opportunity for marketing to expand its influence in shaping strategic direction. The book offers a clear introduction to shareholder value analysis and practical tools for aligning marketing initiatives with the financial frameworks used by boards of directors. For top management and CFOs, it elucidates how marketing contributes to shareholder value and provides guidance on evaluating strategies to enhance the relevance and effectiveness of marketing efforts within their organizations.