Principles of Marketing

NEW ED IT ION! Foundations ofMarketing, 3/e Pride Ferrell >> 34

NEW! Foundations ofMarketing Online, 3/e Pride Ferrell >> 34

NEW! Marketing ExpressPride Ferrell >> 34

NEW! Marketing, 2008EditionPride Ferrell >> 35

Services Marketing

NEW ED IT ION! Interactive ServiceMarketing, 3/e Fisk Grove John >> 36

Sales Management

NEW! Sales Management Hair Anderson Babin Mehta >> 37

Consumer Behavior

Consumer Behavior, 4/e Hoyer MacInnis >> 38

Personal Sel l ing

Personal Selling, 2/e Anderson Dubinsky Mehta >> 38

Marketing Research

Marketing Research, 2/e Parasuraman Grewal Krishnan

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e -Marketing

Internet Marketing, 2/e Siegel >> 39

International Marketing

Global Marketing, 2/eGillespie Jeannet Hennessey >> 40

Global Marketing Strategies, 6/e Jeannet Hennessey >> 40

Retai l ing

Retailing Ogden Ogden >> 40

Marketing Resources

Marketing Resources >> 41

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Foundations of MarketingThird Edition

William M. Pride, Texas A&M University O.C. Ferrell, University of New Mexico

2009 544 Pages Paperback 978-0-618097337-8

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Brief ContentsStrategic Marketing and Its Environment: Customer-Driven StrategicMarketing Planning Marketing Strategies The Marketing Environment,Social Responsibility, and Ethics Using Technology for ConsumerRelationships in a Global Environment: E-Marketing and CustomerRelationship Management Global Markets and International Marketing Target Market Selection and Research: Marketing Research andInformation Systems Target Markets: Segmentation and Evaluation Customer Behavior: Consumer Buying Behavior Business Markets andBuying Behavior Product Decisions: Product, Branding, and PackagingConcepts Developing and Managing Goods and Services PricingDecisions: Pricing Fundamentals Pricing Management DistributionDecisions: Marketing Channels and Supply Chain Management Retailing,Direct Marketing and Wholesaling Promotion Decisions: IntegratedMarketing Communications Advertising and Public Relations PersonalSelling and Sales Promotion

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Marketings text and its outstanding suite of supplements suppliesstudents with the knowledge and decision-making skills needed tosucceed in todays competitive business environment.

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Brief Contents

I. Marketing Strategy and Customer RelationshipsAn Overview of Strategic Marketing Planning, Implementing, andControlling Marketing Strategies

II. Environmental Forces, Social Responsibility, and EthicsThe Marketing Environment Social Responsibility and Ethics in Marketing

III. Markets and Customer BehaviorConsumer Buying Behavior Business Markets