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| Indicative Content |
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Consumer Vs Business Marketing
Similarities and differences between consumer goods and business markets and marketing. Characteristics of business markets. Unique characteristics of the organisational buyer. The development of a marketing strategy unique to the B2B industry.
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Business Market Environment
Environmental, Global, Organisational, Group and Individual variables that influence organisational buying decisions.
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The Industrial Buyer
Types of buyers in B2B markets. Organisational buying behaviour and the organisational buying process. International buyers and their behaviour. Target segments and the development and management of relationships with buyers within those segments.
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Marketing Strategies
Development of a marketing mix for national and global business markets. The marketing mix and how it can be used to achieve a competitive market position in a national and global marketplace.
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Real Life Scenarios
Develop future marketing strategies applicable in 'real life' scenarios through an evaluation of the marketing environment and an understanding of the use of the marketing mix.
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| Recommended Book Resources |
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- Zimmerman and Blythe 2013, Business to Business Marketing Management: A Global Perspective, Routledge London and NY [ISBN: 978-0-415-53703-2]
- Michael D. Hutt, Thomas W. Speh, 2013, Business Marketing Management: B2B, 11th Ed., South Western [ISBN: 978-1-133-18956-5]
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- Brennan, Canning and McDowell 2011, Business to Business Marketing, 2nd Ed., Sage [ISBN: 978-1-849-20156-8]
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- Database: Emerald
- Database: EBSCO
- Database: Infotrac
- Journal: Journal of Business and Industrial
Marketing
- Journal: Journal of Strategic Marketing
- Journal: Journal of Marketing Management
- Website: B2B Marketing
- Website: B2Bmarketing.com
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