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Great source for putting together the
marketing plan in detail.
In the competitive nineties, entrepreneurs,
America's fastest growing professional group,
will need to master a wide range of marketing
strategies and tactics in order to grow and
increase their most valuable asset-their
customer base. Marketing Magic provides the
action-oriented strategies that help you
attract new customers and keep the ones you
have. Packed with over 400 ideas that can be
implemented immediately and at little cost,
Marketing Magic shows how to: Find market and
customers.
A guide to preparing and using a marketing
plan, for marketing managers and business
executives. Explains the marketing planning
process from initial assessment to profit
targets, with step-by-step instructions on
devising an individual plan. Includes
questions and case histories, b&w
diagrams and illustrations (some humorous),
and sample forms. This third edition includes
recent developments in marketing techniques,
and practical tools from the author's The
Marketing Audit.
The key to success in marketing and business
is to recognize that the essence of marketing
and strategy is focus. Marketing Plans That
Work helps you identify and target markets
where you can create a unique value for your
customers and a sustainable competitive
advantage for your company. Marketing Plans
That Work is a step-by-step guide to the
preparation of a marketing plan. The approach
taken by the authors is practical,
comprehensive, strategic, and global. It
guides the reader through the difficult
process of marketing planning with an
easy-to-follow outline.
Opening Digital Markets: Battle Plans and
Business Strategies for Internet Commerce, by
global online consultant Walid Mougayar, is
as thorough and thought provoking an
examination of both the promise and the
reality of today's embryonic electronic
marketplace as one is likely to find. His
clearly proselytizing but thankfully
hype-free narrative shows why business people
in assorted fields must pay close attention
to this exploding arena, and more
importantly, how they might effectively take
their place among those who currently are (or
soon will be) using it to maximum commercial
advantage.
Specifying relevant challenges along with
appropriate solutions, Mougayar knowledgeably
lays out an ample array of strategic options
that could be engaged right now to turn
ephemeral online possibilities into solid
corporate opportunities. He explains how the
Net is serving to broaden the traditional
definition of "commerce" beyond
mere buying and selling, and how it allows
those who use it skillfully to improve their
relationships with customers and suppliers.
His ideas will not guarantee success, of
course, but they do point the way toward
alternatives and options that savvy managers
will understand and find ways to apply in
their own businesses. --Howard Rothman
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