Marketing Planning Guide
Haworth Press Inc
Published on 1. January 1996
Book
Paperback/Softback
289 pages
978-1-56024-084-6 (ISBN)
Description
Both philosophically sound and practically oriented in its approach, "Marketing Planning Guide" outlines both principles and applications of the principles to provide a firm understanding of the marketing planning process. A reference for managers who have the responsibility of developing marketing plans for their firm's products, small business owners who want to plan their marketing activities, as well as college students who must develop a marketing plan, "Marketing Planning Guide" covers all aspects of marketing planning, including situation analysis, objectives, strategy, and control. Unlike other books of this type, this volume emphasizes techniques and tools rather than theory. The customer is a primary consideration in this approach - the focal point around which the rest of the planning process revolves. All material has been classroom-tested for readability and comprehension as well as usefulness in preparing a marketing plan as part of a course assignment. To promote the practical orientation of the book, worksheets at the end of the chapters assist in developing a marketing plan.
Both philosophically sound and practically oriented in its approach, "Marketing Planning Guide" outlines both principles and applications of the principles to provide a firm understanding of the marketing planning process. A reference for managers who have the responsibility of developing marketing plans for their firm's products, small business owners who want to plan their marketing activities, as well as college students who must develop a marketing plan, "Marketing Planning Guide" covers all aspects of marketing planning, including situation analysis, objectives, strategy, and control. Unlike other books of this type, this volume emphasizes techniques and tools rather than theory. The customer is a primary consideration in this approach - the focal point around which the rest of the planning process revolves. All material has been classroom-tested for readability and comprehension as well as usefulness in preparing a marketing plan as part of a course assignment. To promote the practical orientation of the book, worksheets at the end of the chapters assist in developing a marketing plan.
Both philosophically sound and practically oriented in its approach, "Marketing Planning Guide" outlines both principles and applications of the principles to provide a firm understanding of the marketing planning process. A reference for managers who have the responsibility of developing marketing plans for their firm's products, small business owners who want to plan their marketing activities, as well as college students who must develop a marketing plan, "Marketing Planning Guide" covers all aspects of marketing planning, including situation analysis, objectives, strategy, and control. Unlike other books of this type, this volume emphasizes techniques and tools rather than theory. The customer is a primary consideration in this approach - the focal point around which the rest of the planning process revolves. All material has been classroom-tested for readability and comprehension as well as usefulness in preparing a marketing plan as part of a course assignment. To promote the practical orientation of the book, worksheets at the end of the chapters assist in developing a marketing plan.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Binghamton
United States
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Inc
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
index
Dimensions
Height: 210 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
454 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-56024-084-6 (9781560240846)
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Content
Part 1 Introduction to marketing planning: importance of marketing planning; organizational considerations in marketing planning; data-based planning - getting needed information. Part 2 Situation analysis: industry market analysis; consumer analysis; competitive analysis; opportunity analysis. Part 3 Objectives: setting marketing objectives. Part 4 Strategy, strategy variables and financial impact: marketing strategy development; product decisions; place decisions; promotional decisions; price decisions; the financial impact of marketing strategies. Part 5 Controlling the marketing plan: monitoring and controlling the marketing plan. Part 6 Planning analysis: marketing planning audit; the planning audit; audit personnel; audit philosophy and procedures; audit data and reporting format; increasing the level of sophistication in planning; summary; worksheets.