Published by Pearson (August 9, 2024) © 2024

Graham Hooley | Nigel Piercy | Brigitte Nicoulaud | John Rudd | Nick Lee
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    ISBN-13: 9781292741925

    Marketing Strategy and Competitive Positioning ,8th edition

    Language: English

    The ideal text to help you develop your knowledge around rigorous marketing strategies from formulation to implementation

    Marketing Strategy and Competitive Positioning, 8th Edition, by Hooley, Nicoulaud, Rudd and Lee, helps you grow an in-depth understanding of how to develop and implement a marketing strategy, and achieve sustainable competitive positioning.

    This text is suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students taking modules in Marketing Strategy, Marketing Management and Strategic Marketing Management.

    By focusing on competitive positioning that lies at the heart of marketing strategy, this text introduces an in-depth discussion of the marketing processes to achieve competitive advantage in a business environment.

    Key features include:

    • Focus on two central issues in marketing strategy formulation – identifying target markets and creating a differential advantage
    • Increased emphasis on competing through differentiation and customer knowledge, including new business models
    • Updated content to reflect changed context and impacts on businesses, consumers/society and marketing activity
    • Emphasis on competing globally within a digitalization context
    • Updated vignettes and new case studies to help you connect marketing principles with practical applications

    Preface

    Acknowledgements

    Part 1 Marketing Strategy

    1. Market-led Strategic Management
    2. Strategic Marketing Planning

    Part 2 Competitive Market Analysis

    1. The Changing Market Environment
    2. Customer Analysis
    3. Competitor Analysis
    4. Understanding the Organisational Resource Base

    Part 3 Identifying Current and Future Competitive Positions

    1. Segmentation and Positioning Principles
    2. Selecting Market Targets

    Part 4 Competitive Positioning Strategies

    1. Creating Sustainable Competitive Advantage
    2. Competing Through the New Marketing Mix
    3. Competing Through Innovation
    4. Competing Through Superior Service and Customer Relationships

    Part 5 Implementing the Strategy

    1. Strategic Customer Management and The Strategic Sales Organisation
    2. Strategic Alliances and Networks
    3. Strategy Implementation and Internal Marketing
    4. Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics

    Part 6 Conclusions

    1. Marketing in the Twenty-First Century

    References

    Index