Marketing Management 2003 - Abstracts

Marketing Management 2003
TitleSubjectAuthors
A common language: Cisco unifies its brand through a holistic approach.Business, generalJaworski, Bernard, Fox, Keith, Jocz, Katherine
Advertising looks in the mirror.(review working methods in advertising industry)Business, generalBenza, Ron
A guide to marketing effectiveness.Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
A new frontier in brand protection.Business, generalSteiner, Mark A., Gosse, Elizabeth R.
A tale of service success.(success story of Dell Computer Corp.)Business, generalMatanovich, Tim
Bad examples.(worst practices adopted in customer satisfaction measurement)Business, generalClark, Bruce H.
Beyond brand awareness.Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
Beyond customer understanding.Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
Brand construction and deconstruction.Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
Branding geometry: brand equity is still in the eye of the beholder.Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
Building brands from the inside.Business, generalDavis, Mac, Dunn, Michael
Chasing the elusive customer.Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L., Wilson, Karen D.
Creating the customer-engaged organization.Business, generalGuaspari, John, Band, William
Customer satisfaction success.Business, generalBerdie, Douglas R.
Customers come first.Business, generalRisser, June Lee
Discover the blind spots in your brand vision.(Cover Story)Business, generalFarquhar, Peter H.
Do your metrics reflect your market strategy?Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
Fair trade.(consumer privacy issue)(Column)Business, generalSmith, Walker J.
Feeding the growth strategy.(role of marketers in growth strategy plans)Business, generalDay, George S.
Freedom from functions.Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
From hindsight to foresight.(marketing opportunities detected through innovative measurements)Business, generalHendrix, Phillip E.
Going mobile. Quietly, B2B marketers are finding new applications for mobile platforms.Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
Growing pains.(growth of consumer companies in bleak market place)Business, generalWise, Richard, Slywotzky, Adrian
Have lunch or be lunch.(export issues of small and medium sized firms)Business, generalCzinkota, Michael R., Ronkainen, Ilkka
How do brands create value?Business, generalLehmann, Donald R., Keller, Kevin Lane
How do you market what you can't touch? Marketing a solution, rather than a product, requires a new approach.(suggestions for marketing IT systems)Business, generalRothman, Joan
Innovation - not for the fainthearted.Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L., Winslow, Karen D.
Instant messaging comes of age.Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
Live the brand. Creating a brand-supportive culture isn't easy, but it's possible.Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
Loyalty: a prescription for cutting costs.Business, generalReichheld, Fred, Detrick, Christine
Marketing is an anxious age: it's time for marketers to lead, not lament, the market place.Business, generalSmith, J. Walker
Monopolies take a hit.(competition from small businesses)Business, generalKovner, Mark L., Kass, Colin R.
Pricing services vs. pricing products.Business, generalMatanovich, Tim
Reaching the right purse strings: how to make money with business services.Business, generalMatanovich, Tim
Seeds of growth: use the web to focus on customer needs and grow your business.Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
Sold on reverse auctions.Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
So you want to be a brand guru.(Column)Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
Start-up marketing: how to turn new companies into large companies at the speed of light.Business, generalChiagouris, Larry, Wansley, Brant
Surviving innovation.(Cover Story)Business, generalClancy, Kevin J., Krieg, Peter C.
Technology still matters.(electronic services continues to grow)(Industry Overview)Business, generalParasuraman, A., Colby, Charles L.
Testing your brand limits.Business, generalDuckler, Mitch
The 411 on mobile privacy.(overview of consumer privacy concerns)Business, generalMilne, George R., Rohm, Andrew J.
The breakthrough mindset.(changing to innovation culture)Business, generalKuczmarski, Thomas D., Seamon, Erika B., Spilotro, Kathryn W., Johnston, Zachary T.
The buzz about hiving: comfort through connection is what consumers crave.Business, generalSmith, J. Walker
The cost of free trade. Moving out might not mean moving up for U.S. manufacturing.Business, generalCzinkota, Michael R.
The effective organization.Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
The employee experience.(employee relations with customers)(Column)Business, generalBrown, Stephen W.
The forward view. Look out the front windshield, not in the rearview mirror.(Editorial)Business, generalSmith, J. Walter
The leadership experience.(experience of top-flight companies in customer relationship management.)Business, generalBrown, Stephen W.
The learned intermediary doctrine.Business, generalGiliberti, Frank J.
The Lion alters its roar.(Food Line's ventures for marketing success, under the newly appointed chief marketing officer.)(Interview)Business, generalHiggins, Kevin T.
The long and short of it.(marketing benefits over time.)Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
The mainstreaming of affluence.(getting the best for the best price)Business, generalSmith, J. Walker
The new branding lingo.Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
The rebirth of 7-Eleven.(convenience store to market financial services too; interview with Russ Klein)Business, generalHiggins, Kevin T.
The satisfaction pay off.(management of customer satisfaction)Business, generalGlynn, Simon, Jones, Ewan
Time will tell: what legal issues loom ahead on the e-business landscape?Business, generalOlivia, Ralph A.
Understanding tomorrow's customers.Business, generalMiller, Charles, Swaddling, David C.
Value, not volume.(value and not the volume that increses the profits.)Business, generalRodgers, William H., Klompmaker, Jay E., Nygren, Anthony E.
Watch what I do: leadeship behavior sends the strongest message.Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
What makes customers tick?(most businesses have no idea why customers behave as they do)(Cover Story)Business, generalCarbone, Lewis P.
What marketing wants the CEO to know.Business, generalGoodwin, Ross, Ball, Brad
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