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Donal Rogan: Marketing [2007] paperback

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Donal Rogan: Marketing [2007] paperback

The fourth edition of this successful and well-established textbook provides an introduction to marketing theory, supported by examples of Irish and international marketing best practice.




  • New to this edition:
    • Completely updated perspectives on marketing theory and practice
    • Each chapter is updated with new vignettes, statistics, theories and examples to reflect dynamic changes and challenges within this discipline
    • New and updated case studies, including the Love Irish Food Initiative, the Community Games Movement, Tayto, Flahavan's Porridge and Dubarry Footwear
    • Analysis of the changes that have taken place in the Irish marketing environment
    • Emphasis on the challenges that will face Irish marketers in coming years.






  • A customer-centric approach to marketing is presented as the basis for making key decisions.

SUITABLE FOR


- First- and second-year business students at third level


- Students taking a marketing module as part of any other course.

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The fourth edition of this successful and well-established textbook provides an introduction to marketing theory, supported by examples of Irish and international marketing best practice.




  • New to this edition:
    • Completely updated perspectives on marketing theory and practice
    • Each chapter is updated with new vignettes, statistics, theories and examples to reflect dynamic changes and challenges within this discipline
    • New and updated case studies, including the Love Irish Food Initiative, the Community Games Movement, Tayto, Flahavan's Porridge and Dubarry Footwear
    • Analysis of the changes that have taken place in the Irish marketing environment
    • Emphasis on the challenges that will face Irish marketers in coming years.






  • A customer-centric approach to marketing is presented as the basis for making key decisions.

SUITABLE FOR


- First- and second-year business students at third level


- Students taking a marketing module as part of any other course.