Marketing Management 2004 - Abstracts

Marketing Management 2004
TitleSubjectAuthors
A clean brand slate.(brand image management)Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
Addressing the marketing crisis.Business, generalWebster, Karen L.
A focus on customers.(customer-oriented marketing, chief customer officer's role)Business, generalSchultz, Don E., Johnson, Craig R.
A gander at the big goose.(Rob Price, Chief Marketing Officer, Wawa Inc.)(Interview)Business, generalHiggins, Kevin T.
A single-minded marketplace.(unmarried marketplace management)Business, generalSmith, J. Walker
Avoiding identity crisis. Protect the things that make your brand unique.(size color etc.)Business, generalThomas, Liisa M., Murray, Nicole M.
B2B for sale.(eBay Inc.)Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
Best used by expiration date.(gift card issuance)Business, generalThomas, Lisa M., Dillenbeck, Melissa S.
Beyond "a man and a map".(Wonya Y. Lucas, The Weather Channel marketing executive)(Interview)Business, generalHiggins, Kevin T.
Beyond segmentation.Business, generalWeinberg, Howard S., Raynor, Michael E.
Bringing science to sales.(business management)Business, generalLukes, Tim, Stanley, Jennifer
Competition canEt ketchup to Heinz.(management of H.J. Heinz Co, prepared foods company)(Interview)Business, generalHiggins, Kevin T.
Controlling the grapevine.(public opinion, product marketing)Business, generalPruden, Douglas R., Vavra, Terry G.
CRM failure and the seven deadly sins.(Customer relationship management)Business, generalKale, Sudhir H.
CRM's: silver lining.(Customer Relationship Management)Business, generalHarding, David, Chieifetz, David, DeAngelo, Scott, Ziegler, Elizabeth
Customer-centric marketing ROI: the right measure for marketing profitability.(return on investments)Business, generalLenskold, James D.
Determining dimensions.(marketing management)Business, generalDemma, Ken
Expanding the view. There is more to brand value than meets the eye.Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
Fees! Fees! Fees!.(service fees that compensate the lowered prices)Business, generalMatanovich, Tim
Female persuasion.(purchasing power of women)Business, general 
From price to purchase.(price promotion strategeis in retailing)Business, generalSeiders, Kathleen, Voss, Glenn B.
From understanding to action.(customer preferences )Business, generalMiller, Charles, Swaddling, David C.
Going in reverse.(building on the brand names of acquired company)Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
Got advertising that works?(Advertising campaign for sales promotion)(Goodby, Silverstein and Partners)Business, generalManning, Jeff, Keller, Kevin Lane
Got money for milk advertising? Not anymore.(successful appeal, milk producers, contributions for financing and administering promotional projects)Business, generalLewczak, Joseph, Starr, Ivana
Identity crisis: the dos and don'ts of brand rechristening.Business, generalKaikati, Jack G., Kaikati, Andrew M.
Is everyone lined up? .(performance measurement is the key to organizational change)Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
Know your service strategy.(service industry usage, Center for Service Leadership, Mayo Clinic, IBM)Business, generalMatanovich, Tim
Links in the buying chain.Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
Listen and learn.(customer opinion, Standard Industrial Lubrication )Business, generalClancy, Kevin J., Kieff, James R.
Making the intangiblea tangible. A loyal customer base can be leveraged - in good times and bad.Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
Manufacturing experiences.(brand management)Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
Marketers, be prepared!(alternative dispute resolution)Business, generalMeyer, William E., Rubenstein, Amy M., Judge, Jonathan M.
Marketing tool increases time to market, decreases cost.Business, generalSmith, Nancy
Media multi-taskers.(purchase making decisions of people using two medias simultaneously)Business, general 
More questions than answers.(brand management)Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
More than stuff.Business, generalSmith, J. Walker
New ideas on loyalty and innovation. The latest issue of JMR looks at consumer buying behavior and the effects that new products have on the market.(brand loyalty, Journal of Marketing)Business, generalWittink, Dick R.
Out of time.(marketing management)Business, generalSmith, J. Walker
Overcoming organizational barriers.Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
Permission is not enough. Empowerment and reciprocity must be included, too.Business, generalSmith, Walker J.
Playing the search.Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
Privacy patchwork.Business, generalFriel, Alan L.
Pulling the right levers.(marketing techniques)Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
Put people in power.(include customer in the marketing process)Business, generalSmith, Walker J.
Reaping what you sow.Business, generalCressman, George E. Jr.
Redefine your customer base.Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
Respecting your receiver. Set the tone for B2B electronic communication etiquette.Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
Risky business.(risk assessment's significance)Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
Scanning matters: handheld scanners could change shopping forever.Business, generalSmith, J. Walker
Search engines invite new problems.Business, generalThompson, Cindy
Secrets of challenger brands.(second-tier-brands of large and small food and beverage companies)Business, generalHaxthausen, Ove
Solving today's multichannel challenge.Business, generalJacobs, Ron
Spam: separating the good from the bad and the ugly.Business, generalOlivia, Ralph A.
Staying out of trouble with innovation.Business, generalMatanovich, Tim
Surviving in the age of rage.Business, generalGrove, Stephen J., Fisk, Raymond P., John, Joby
Team spirit.Business, generalBurghard, Ed, Mackay, Lisa
The brand challenge.Business, generalJohansson, Johny K., Ronkaien, Ilkka A.
The brand you save. Improving the brand is cheaper than watching it suffer a slow death.Business, generalSemans, Debra
The competitive advantage.(improved pricing process adds an edge to the organization)Business, generalMatanovich, Tim
The control factor.(management control of sales)Business, generalCravens, David W., Low, George S., Marshall, Greg W., Lassk, Felicia G.
The evolution of e-business.Business, generalSultan, Fareena, Rohm, Andrew J.
The journey to marketing effectiveness.Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
The marginalized brand.Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
The only constant is change: in an uncertain era, businesses must plan with strategic anticipation.Business, generalDuboff, Robert S.
The personal touch.(customer relations management)Business, generalOliva, Ralph A.
The right message.(communication with customers)Business, generalHansen, Robert A.
The right side of metrics.(customer performance measures)Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
The science of demand.Business, generalAlmquist, Eric, Kon, Martin, Bock, Wolfgang
The three Ms of customer loyalty.(measuring, modeling, managing)Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
Understanding total brand value.Business, generalSchultz, Don E.
Value selling at Cisco.Business, generalRossman, Joshua
What if?(marketing effectiveness management)Business, generalCrosby, Lawrence A., Johnson, Sheree L.
What's in a brand? How to define your brand and determine its value.Business, generalHaigh, David, Knowles, Jonathan
What's not to like?(employees not purchasing their employer's products)Business, generalFram, Eugene H., McCarthy, Michael S.
When marketing efforts go flat. It's been anything but a smooth ride for the nation's largest tire manufacturers.(Bridgestone Corp., Compagnie Generale des Etablissement Michelin, Goodyear)Business, generalOlson, Eric M., Slater, Stanley F., Reddy, Venkateshwar K.
Where's the value? Diagnose the opportunity before developing the solution.(resources management methods)Business, generalWyner, Gordon A.
Wrestling with ethics.(ethics in marketing)Business, generalKotler, Philip
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