Business To Business Marketing (b2b Sales And Marketing)

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Marketing to organisations is a substantial and dynamic sector of marketing. This title deals with this topic, and explains the parallels between business to business and consumer marketing. It also emphasizes the concepts and practices developed for this field.

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Me Graw Hill Education Course Course Number create TM B2B Marketing MKT 1212 College Printed by: ( publisher and Publisher: McGraw-Hill - Canada. Duplication is prohibited by the Me Graw Hill Education create TM - 2018 1307255612 9781307255614 Store ( terms of service. Printed by: ( College Publisher: McGraw-Hill - Canada. Duplication is prohibited by the publisher and Store ( terms of service. Contents PART 1 Understanding Business to Business Marketing 1. B2B marketing 3 PART 2 Making Sense of Customers and Markets 2. Understanding B2B customers 35 3. Making sense of B2B markets 68 PART 3 Defining Superior Value for Customers 4. Creating value for customers 101 1 33 99 PART 4 Translating the Value Proposition into Marketing Instruments 5. Managing products and services 135 6. Managing sales and delivery channels 182 7. Managing communication 219 8. Managing price 253 PART 5 Marketing Evaluation and Control 133 285 9. Marketing implementation, evaluation and control 287 PART 6 Implementing a Value-creating Organisation 10. Designing and implementing a value-creating organisation 313 Cases 311 339 A. Vekoma: Selling roller-coasters 341 B. Cater Inc.: Targeting the buying centre 345 C. WWSA: In search of a value proposition 348 D. KPN: Learning from customers 352 E. Ford/Firestone: Dealing with product problems 356 F. NNZ: Innovation in a trading company 358 G. Philips Crypto: Pricing a completely new product 362 iii Printed by: ( College Publisher: McGraw-Hill - Canada. Duplication is prohibited by the publisher and Store ( terms of service. Credits PART 1 Understanding Business to Business Marketing 1 1. B2B marketing: Chapter 1 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 3 PART 2 Making Sense of Customers and Markets 33 2. Understanding B2B customers: Chapter 2 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 35 3. Making sense of B2B markets: Chapter 3 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 68 PART 3 Defining Superior Value for Customers 99 4. Creating value for customers: Chapter 4 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 101 PART 4 Translating the Value Proposition into Marketing Instruments 133 5. Managing products and services: Chapter 5 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 135 6. Managing sales and delivery channels: Chapter 6 from Business to Business Marketing: A ValueDriven Approach by Biemans, 2010 182 7. Managing communication: Chapter 7 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 219 8. Managing price: Chapter 8 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 253 PART 5 Marketing Evaluation and Control 285 9. Marketing implementation, evaluation and control: Chapter 9 from Business to Business Marketing: A Value-Driven Approach by Biemans, 2010 287 PART 6 Implementing a Value-creating Organisation 311 10. Designing and implementing a value-creating organisation: Chapter 10 fr
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