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Autor: McDaniel, Carl D
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Contents
Preface xiv
Acknowledgments xxiv
The World
of Marketing 1
1 An Overview of Marketing 2
What Is Marketing? 2
Marketing Management Philosophies 4
Production Orientation 4
Sales Orientation 5
Market Orientation 5
Societal Marketing Orientation 6
Differences Between Sales and Market
Orientations 8
The Organization s Focus 9
The Firm s Business 13
Those to Whom the Product Is Directed 14
The Firm s Primary Goal 15
Tools the Organization Uses to Achieve Its Goals 15
A Word of Caution 15
Why Study Marketing? 16
Marketing Plays an Important Role in Society 16
Marketing Is Important to Business 16
Marketing Offers Outstanding Career Opportunities 16
Marketing Affects Your Life Every Day 17
Review and Applications 17 • Key Terms 18 •
Exercises 19 • Case Study: Harmonix 21 •
Company Clips: Method—Live Clean 22 •
Notes 23
2 Strategic Planning for
Competitive Advantage 24
The Nature of Strategic Planning 25
Strategic Business Units 26
Strategic Alternatives 26
Ansoff s Opportunity Matrix 27
The Boston Consulting Group Model 28
The General Electric Model 30
The Marketing Plan 30
Defining the Business Mission 32
Conducting a Situation Analysis 33
Competitive Advantage 34
Cost Competitive Advantage 34
Product/Service Differentiation Competitive Advantage 35
Niche Competitive Advantage 35
Building Sustainable Competitive Advantage 36
Setting Marketing Plan Objectives 36
Describing the Target Market 38
Target Market Strategy 38
The Marketing Mix 39
Product Strategies 39
Place (Distribution) Strategies 39
Promotion Strategies 40
Pricing Strategies 40
Following Up on the Marketing Plan 42
Implementation 42
Evaluation and Control 43
Effective Strategic Planning 45
Review and Applications 46 • Key Terms 49 •
Exercises 49 • Case Study: Disney 51 • Company
Clips: Method—Healthy Home 52 • Notes 53
3 Ethics and Social Responsibility 54
Determinants of a Civil Society 55
The Concept of Ethical Behavior 57
Ethical Theories 58
Ethical Behavior in Business 60
Morality and Business Ethics 61
Ethical Decision Making 62
Ethical Guidelines and Training 63
Cultural Differences in Ethics 65
Ethical Dilemmas Related to Developing Countries 67
Corporate Social Responsibility 69
Sustainability 69
Stakeholders and Social Responsibility 69
Arguments Against and for Corporate Social
Responsibility 71
Arguments Against Corporate Social Responsibility 71
Arguments for Social Responsibility 72
Growth of Social Responsibility 73
Green Marketing 75
Cause-Related Marketing 77
Cause-Related Marketing Controversy 78
Review and Applications 79 • Key Terms 81 •
Exercises 81 • Case Study: (Product) Red 82 •
Company Clips: Method—People Against Dirty 84 •
Notes 84
4 The Marketing Environment 86
The External Marketing Environment 87
Understanding the External Environment 88
Environmental Management 89
Social Factors 90
American Values 90
Personality Traits Vary by Region 92
The Growth of Component Lifestyles 93
The Changing Role of Families and Working
Women 93
There Is Never Enough Time 94
Demographic Factors 95
Population 95
Tweens 96
Teens 97
Generation Y 98
Generation X 100
Baby Boomers 101
Growing Ethnic Markets 103
Marketing to Hispanic Americans 103
Marketing to African Americans 105
Marketing to Asian Americans 107
Economic Factors 109
Consumers Incomes 109
Purchasing Power 110
Inflation 110
Recession 111
Technological Factors 113
Research 113
Stimulating Innovation 113
Innovation Carries to the Bottom Line 115
Political and Legal Factors 115
Federal Legislation 116
State Laws 117
Regulatory Agencies 118
The Battle Over Consumer Privacy 120
Competitive Factors 121
Competition for Market Share and Profits 121
Global Competition 122
Review and Applications 123 • Key Terms 125 •
Exercises 126 • Case Study: Starbucks 127 •
Company Clips: Method—Entering a Crowded
Market 129 « Notes 129
5 Developing a Global Vision 132
Rewards of Global Marketing 133
Importance of Global Marketing to the United States 134
The Fear of Trade and Globalization 135
Benefits of Globalization 136
Multinational Firms 137
Currency Fluctuations 140
Global Marketing Standardization 140
External Environment Facing Global Marketers 142
Culture 142
Economic Factors 144
The Global Economy 144
Doing Business in China and India 145
Political Structure and Actions 146
Legal Considerations 146
Uruguay Round, the Failed Doha Round,
and Bilateral Agreements 148
North American Free Trade Agreement 149
Central America Free Trade Agreement 150
European Union 150
The World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and
theG-20 153
Demographic Makeup 154
Natural Resources 154
Global Marketing by the Individual Firm 155
Exporting 156
Licensing and Franchising 158
Contract Manufacturing 159
Joint Venture 161
Direct Investment 161
The Global Marketing Mix 162
Product and Promotion 163
One Product, One Message 163
Product Invention 164
Product Adaptation 165
Promotion Adaptation 166
Place (Distribution) 167
Pricing 169
Dumping 169
Countertrade 169
The Impact of the Internet 170
Review and Applications 173 • Key Terms 174 •
Exercises 175 • Case Study: NFL International
Series 176 • Company Clips: Method—Global
Beginnings 178 • Notes 178 • Marketing
Miscue 180 • Critical Thinking Case 181
Analyzing
Marketing
Opportunities 183
6 Consumer Decision Making 184
The Importance of Understanding Consumer
Behavior 185
Shaping Public Policy and Educating Consumers 186
The Consumer Decision-Making Process 186
Need Recognition 186
Information Search 188
Evaluation of Alternatives and Purchase 192
Postpurchase Behavior 194
Types of Consumer Buying Decisions and Consumer
Involvement 195
Factors Determining the Level of Consumer
Involvement 197
Not All Involvement Is the Same 198
Marketing Implications of Involvement 199
Factors Influencing Consumer Buying Decisions 200
Cultural Influences on Consumer Buying
Decisions 200
Culture and Values 200
Understanding Cultural Differences 204
Subculture 204
Social Class 206
Social Influences on Consumer Buying Decisions 208
Reference Groups 209
Opinion Leaders 211
Family 212
Individual Influences on Consumer Buying
Decisions 214
Gender 214
Age and Family Life-Cycle Stage 215
Personality, Self-Concept, and Lifestyle 216
Psychological Influences on Consumer Buying
Decisions 218
Perception 219
Motivation 221
Learning 222
Beliefs and A ttitudes 224
Review and Applications 228 • Key Terms 230 •
Exercises 230 • Case Study: Ethel s Chocolate
Lounges 231 • Company Clips: ReadyMade—Do-lt-
Yourself 233 • Notes 234
Business Marketing 236
What Is Business Marketing? 237
Business Marketing on the Internet 238
Measuring Online Success 240
Trends in B-To-B Internet Marketing 242
Relationship Marketing and Strategic Alliances 243
Strategic Alliances 244
Relationships in Other Cultures 244
Major Categories of Business Customers 246
Producers 246
Resellers 246
Governments 246
Institutions 248
The North American Industry Classification
System 248
Business versus Consumer Markets 250
Demand 250
Purchase Volume 251
Number of Customers 251
Location of Buyers 251
Distribution Structure 251
Nature of Buying 252
Nature of Buying Influence 252
Type of Negotiations 252
Use of Reciprocity 252
Use of Leasing 252
Primary Promotional Method 253
Types of Business Products 254
Major Equipment 254
Accessory Equipment 254
Raw Materials 254
Component Parts 255
Processed Materials 255
Supplies 255
Business Services 256
Business Buying Behavior 256
Buying Centers 257
Evaluative Criteria 258
Buying Situations 259
Business Ethics 260
Customer Service 260
Review and Applications 262 • Key Terms 264
Exercises 265 • Case Study: CamelBak 266 •
Company Clips: ReadyMade—Making Business
Relationships 267 • Notes 268
8 Segmenting and Targeting
Markets 270
Market Segmentation 271
The Importance of Market Segmentation 272
Criteria for Successful Segmentation 273
Bases for Segmenting Consumer Markets 274
Geographic Segmentation 275
Demographic Segmentation 275
Psychographic Segmentation 281
Benefit Segmentation 282
Usage-Rate Segmentation 283
Bases for Segmenting Business Markets 284
Company Characteristics 284
Buying Processes 284
Steps in Segmenting a Market 285
Strategies for Selecting Target Markets 286
Undifferentiated Targeting 288
Concentrated Targeting 289
Multisegment Targeting 290
One-to-One Marketing 292
Positioning 295
Perceptual Mapping 296
Positioning Bases 296
Repositioning 297
Review and Applications 298 • Key Terms 300
Exercises 300 • Case Study: Coke Zero 302 •
Company Clips: ReadyMade—Focus and
Segmentation 304 • Notes 304
9 Decision Support Systems and
Marketing Research 306
Marketing Decision Support Systems 307
The Role of Marketing Research 308
Managemen t Uses of Marketing Research 309
Understanding the Ever-Changing Marketplace 312
Steps in a Marketing Research Project 313
Secondary Data 315
Marketing Research Aggregators 316
Planning the Research Design and Gathering Primary Data 317
Survey Research 318
Questionnaire Design 321
Observation Research 323
Ethnographic Research 325
Experiments 328
Specifying the Sampling Procedures 328
Collecting the Data 330
Analyzing the Data 330
Preparing and Presenting the Report 331
Following Up 331
Marketing Research on the Internet 332
Advantages of Internet Surveys 333
Uses of the Internet by Marketing Researchers 334
Methods of Conducting Online Surveys 334
Online Panel Providers 334
Online Focus Groups 335
Web Community Research 337
The Role of Consumer Generated Media
in Marketing Research 338
Behavioral Targeting 339
Scanner and Machine-Based Research 340
When Should Marketing Research Be Conducted? 342
Competitive Intelligence 343
Review and Applications 344 • Key Terms 347 •
Exercises 347 • Case Study: Red Lobster 349 •
Company Clips: ReadyMade—Ready Research 351 •
Notes 351 • Marketing Miscue 353 • Critical
Thinking Case 354
Product
Decisions 357
Product Concepts 358
What Is a Product? 359
Types of Consumer Products 360
Convenience Products 361
Shopping Products 361
Specialty Products 361
Unsought Products 362
Product Items, Lines, and Mixes 362
Adjustments to Product items, Lines, and Mixes 363
Branding 366
Benefits of Branding 366
Branding Strategies 367
Trademarks 369
Packaging 371
Packaging Functions 371
Labeling 372
Universal Product Codes 374
Global Issues in Branding and Packaging 374
Branding 374
Packaging 375
Product Warranties 375
Review and Applications 378 • Key Terms 379 •
Exercises 380 • Case Study: Terracycle 381 •
Company Clips: Kodak—Reinventing the Brand 382 •
Notes 383
11 Developing and Managing
Products 384
The Importance of New Products 385
Categories of New Products 386
The New-Product Development Process 388
New-Product Strategy 388
Idea Generation 389
Idea Screening 391
Business Analysis 391
Development 393
Test Marketing 395
Commercialization 396
Why Some Products Succeed and Others Fail 397
Global Issues in New-Product Development 398
The Spread of New Products 400
Diffusion of Innovation 400
Product Characteristics and the Rate of Adoption 402
Marketing Implications of the Adoption Process 402
Product Life Cycles 404
Introductory Stage 405
Growth Stage 405
Maturity Stage 406
Decline Stage 407
Implications for Marketing Management 407
Review and Applications 410 • Key Terms 411 •
Exercises 411 • Case Study: Nintendo 412 •
Company Clips: Kodak—Reinventing
Photography 414 • Notes 414
12 Services and Nonprofit Organization
Marketing 416
The Importance of Services 417
How Services Differ from Goods 418
Intangibility 418
Inseparability 418
Heterogeneity 419
Perishability 419
Service Quality 420
The Gap Model of Service Quality 421
Marketing Mixes for Services 423
Product (Service) Strategy 423
Place (Distribution) Strategy 425
Promotion Strategy 426
Price Strategy 427
Relationship Marketing in Services 429
Internal Marketing in Service Firms 430
Global Issues in Services Marketing 431
Nonprofit Organization Marketing 432
What Is Nonprofit Organization Marketing? 432
Unique Aspects of Nonprofit
Organization Marketing Strategies 432
Review and Applications 437 • Key Terms 439 •
Exercises 439 • Case Study: MinuteClinic 440 •
Company Clips: Kodak—Reinventing the Mix 442 •
Notes 442 • Marketing Miscue 444 • Critical
Thinking Case 445
Distribution
Decisions 447
13 Marketing Channels 448
Marketing Channels 449
Providing Specialization and Division of Labor 450
Overcoming Discrepancies 450
Providing Contact Efficiency 451
Channel Intermediaries and Their Functions 453
Channel Functions Performed by Intermediaries 454
Channel Structures 455
Channels for Consumer Products 456
Channels for Business and Industrial Products 457
Alternative Channel Arrangements 458
Making Channel Strategy Decisions 460
Factors Affecting Channel Choice 461
Levels of Distribution Intensity 462
Types of Channel Relationships 465
Channel Relationship Types 465
Cooperative Relationships 467
Managing Channel Relationships 467
Channel Power, Control, and Leadership 468
Channel Conflict 468
Channel Partnering 470
Channels and Distribution Decisions for Global
Markets 472
Developing Global Marketing Channels 472
Channels and Distribution Decisions for Services 474
Review and Applications 478 • Key Terms 480 •
Exercises 480 • Case Study: Time Warner/
Viacom 482 • Company Clips: Sephora: Business is
Beautiful 483 • Notes 484
14 Supply Chain Management 486
Supply Chains and Supply Chain Management 487
Benefits of Supply Chain Managemen t 489
Supply Chain Integration 490
Relationship Integration 490
Measurement Integration 491
Technology and Planning Integration 492
Material and Service Supplier Integration 493
Internal Operations Integration 494
Customer Integration 494
Barriers and Facilitators of Integration 495
The Key Processes of Supply Chain Management 496
Customer Relationship Management 496
Customer Service Management 497
Demand Management 498
Order Fulfillment 499
Manufacturing Flow Management 500
Supplier Relationship Management 500
Product Development and Commercialization 501
Returns Management 501
Strategic Supply Chain Management Decisions 503
Supply Chain Strategies 503
Mapping the Supply Chain 505
The Logistics Function in the Supply Chain 508
Sourcing and Procurement 509
Order Processing 509
Inventory Management and Control 510
Warehousing and Materials-Handling 512
Transportation 513
Supply Chain Performance Measurement 514
The Balanced Scorecard Approach 515
Green and Sustainable Supply Chain
Management 516
Trends in Supply Chain Management 517
Global Supply Chain Management 518
Advanced Computer Technology 519
Outsourcing Logistics Functions 520
Electronic Distribution 521
Supply Chain Security and Resilience 522
Review and Applications 523 • Key Terms 526 •
Exercises 526 • Case Study: Dell 528 • Company
Clips: Sephora—Business Is Beautiful—Part 2 529 •
Notes 530
15 Retailing 532
The Role of Retailing 533
Classification of Retail Operations 534
Ownership 535
Level of Service 535
Product Assortment 535
Price 536
Major Types of Retail Operations 537
Department Stores 537
Specialty Stores 537
Supermarkets 538
Drugstores 539
Convenience Stores 540
Discount Stores 540
Restaurants 543
Nonstore Retailing 544
Automatic Vending 545
Direct Retailing 545
Direct Marketing 546
Electronic Retailing 547
Shop-at-Home Networks 547
Mobile Retailing/M-Commerce 549
Franchising 550
Retail Marketing Strategy 553
Defining a Target Market 553
Choosing the Retailing Mix 554
New Developments in Retailing 563
Interactivity 563
Pop-Up Shops 564
Review and Applications 566 • Key Terms 568 •
Exercises 568 • Case Study: Nordstrom 570 •
Company Clips: Sephora—Retailing for Success 571 •
Notes 572 • Marketing Miscue 574 • Critical
Thinking Case 575
Promotion and
Communication
Strategies 577
Promotional Planning
for Competitive Advantage 578
The Role of Promotion in the Marketing Mix 579
Marketing Communication 580
The Communication Process 581
The Goals of Promotion 585
Informing 586
Persuading 586
Reminding 587
The Promotional Mix 587
Advertising 587
Public Relations 588
Personal Selling 588
Sales Promotion 589
Social Media 589
The Communication Process and the
Promotional Mix 589
Promotional Goals and the AIDA Concept 591
Integrated Marketing Communications 593
Factors Affecting the Promotional Mix 594
Nature of the Product 595
Stages in the Product Life Cycle 595
Target Market Characteristics 596
Type of Buying Decision 597
Available Funds 598
Push and Pull Strategies 598
Review and Applications 602 • Key Terms 604 •
Exercises 604 • Case Study: HBO s Blood Virus 606 •
Company Clips: Vans—Off the Wall and On
Target 608 • Notes 609
17 Advertising and
Public Relations 610
The Effects of Advertising 610
Advertising and Market Share 612
The Effects of Advertising on Consumers 612
Major Types of Advertising 614
Institutional Advertising 615
Product Advertising 616
Creative Decisions in Advertising 618
Identifying Product Benefits 619
Developing and Evaluating Advertising
Appeals 619
Executing the Message 621
Post-Campaign Evaluation 623
Media Decisions in Advertising 624
Media Types 625
Media Selection Considerations 631
Media Scheduling 633
Public Relations 635
Major Public Relations Tools 636
Managing Unfavorable Publicity 639
Review and Applications 642 • Key Terms 644
Exercises 644 • Case Study: Burger King 646 •
Company Clips: Vans—Off The Wall and On
Message 647 • Notes 648
18 Sales Promotion and
Personal Selling 650
Sales Promotion 651
The Objectives of Sales Promotion 652
Tools for Consumer Sales Promotion 653
Coupons and Rebates 654
Premiums 656
Loyalty Marketing Programs 657
Contests and Sweepstakes 658
Sampling 659
Point-of-Purchase Promotion 660
Online Sales Promotion 660
Tools for Trade Sales Promotion 661
Personal Selling 663
Relationship Selling 664
Steps in the Selling Process 666
Generating Leads 667
Qualifying Leads 668
Approaching the Customer and Probing Needs 669
Developing and Proposing Solutions 669
Handling Objections 670
Closing the Sale 671
Following Up 671
Sales Management 672
Defining Sales Goals and the Sales Process 673
Determining the Sales Force Structure 673
Recruiting and Training the Sales Force 674
Compensating and Motivating the Sales Force 674
Evaluating the Sales Force 676
Review and Applications 677 • Key Terms 680 •
Exercises 680 • Case Study: Ron Popeil 681 *
Company Clips: Vans—Off the Wall Promotions 683 •
Notes 683 • Marketing Miscue 685 • Critical
Thinking Case 686
Pricing
Decisions 683
19 Pricing Concepts 690
The Importance of Price 691
What Is Price? 691
The Importance of Price to Marketing Managers 692
Pricing Objectives 693
Profit-Oriented Pricing Objectives 693
Sales-Oriented Pricing Objectives 695
Status Quo Pricing Objectives 696
The Demand Determinant of Price 697
The Nature of Demand 697
How Demand and Supply Establish Prices 698
Elasticity of Demand 699
The Power of Yield Management Systems and Targeting
Technology 705
The Cost Determinant of Price 706
Markup Pricing 708
Profit Maximization Pricing 709
Break-Even Pricing 709
Other Determinants of Price 711
Stages in the Product Life Cycle 711
The Competition 712
Distribution Strategy 713
The Impact of the Internet 714
Promotion Strategy 716
Guaranteed Price Matching and Money
Back Guarantees 716
Demands of Large Customers 717
The Relationship of Price to Quality 718
Review and Applications 720 • Key Terms 722 •
Exercises 722 • Case Study: Apple iPhone 724 •
Company Clips: Acid+AII = Serious Pricing 726 •
Notes 726
20 Setting the Right Price 728
How to Set a Price on a Product or Service 729
Establish Pricing Goals 729
Estimate Demand, Costs, and Profits 730
Choose a Price Strategy 731
The Legality and Ethics of Price Strategy 735
Unfair Trade Practices 735
Price Fixing 736
Price Discrimination 738
Predatory Pricing 738
Tactics for Fine-Tuning the Base Price 740
Discounts, Allowances, Rebates, and Value-Based
Pricing 741
Geographic Pricing 744
Other Pricing Tactics 744
Consumer Penalties 752
Product Line Pricing 753
Relationships among Products 753
Joint Costs 753
Pricing during Difficult Economic Times 754
Inflation 754
Recession 756
Review and Applications 760 • Key Terms 762 •
Exercises 762 • Case Study: Wal-Mart 764 •
Company Clips: Pricing Perspectives—Method,
ReadyMade Magazine, Sephora, Vans, and
Acid+AII 765 • Notes 765 • Marketing
Miscue 768 • Critical Thinking Case 769
Technology-Driven
Marketing 771
21 Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) 772
What Is Customer Relationship
Management? 773
The Customer Relationship Management
Cycle 774
Implementing a Customer Relationship
Managementsystem 776
Identify Customer Relationships 777
Understand Interactions of the Current
Customer Base 779
Capture Customer Data 781
Store and Integrate Customer Data 783
Identifying the Best Customers 785
Data Mining 785
Leverage Customer Information 788
Campaign Management 788
Retaining Loyal Customers 789
Cross-Selling Other Products and Services 790
Designing Targeted Marketing
Communications 790
Reinforcing Customer Purchase Decisions 791
Increasing Effectiveness of Distribution
Channel Marketing 792
Improving Customer Service 793
Privacy Concerns and CRM 793
Review and Applications 797 • Key Terms 799 •
Exercises 799 • Case Study: Petco.Com 800 •
Company Clips: Method—Spreading the News about
Green Cleaning 802 • Notes 802
Social Media and Marketing 804
What Is Social Media? 805
How Consumers Use Social Media 807
Social Media and Integrated Marketing
Communications 808
Creating and Leveraging a Social Media
Campaign 809
The Listening System 810
Social Media Objectives 811
Building Trust Online 812
Evaluation and Measurement of Social Media 813
Social Behavior of Consumers 814
Social Media Tools: Consumer and Corporate
Generated Content 816
Blogs 816
Social Networks 818
Media Sharing Sites 820
Social News Sites 821
Location-Based Social Networking Sites 821
Review Sites 821
Virtual Worlds and Online Gaming 823
Social Media and Mobile Technology 824
Mobile and Smartphone Technology 824
Applications and Widgets 825
The Changing World of Social Media 827
Review and Applications 828 • Key Terms 829 •
Exercises 829 • Case Study: Gatorade s Efforts at
Integration 830 • Company Clips: Mobile Phone
Marketing: Parents Beware 831 • Notes 831 •
Marketing Miscue 833 • Critical Thinking Case 834
Appendix A: Marketing Plan A-1
Glossary G-1
Indexes I-1
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