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BSMAN3008 - Marketing for Managers Federation University
200083 - Marketing Principles Western Sydney University
700001 - Marketing Western Sydney University
MKT6261 - Marketing G University of Canberra
BMKT1MSD - Marketing:Stand and Deliver La Trobe University
MKT1MDP - Marketing Defined and Planned La Trobe University
BCO101 - Fundamentals of Marketing Charles Darwin University
MRKT6003 - Marketing Southern Cross University
BUS105 - Marketing Essentials University of the Sunshine Coast
MCD1090 - Intro to Marketing Monash University
MKTG1001 - Marketing Fundamentals Macquarie University
MKTG1329 - Marketing Principles RMIT University
MKTG7501 - Marketing University of Queensland
MKTG7961 - Principles of Marketing University of Queensland
MRKT11029 - Marketing Central Queensland University
MKTG10001 - Principles of Marketing University of Melbourne
MKTG5001 - Marketing Principles University of Sydney
MARK101 - Marketing Principles University of Wollongong
MARK804 - Principles of Marketing Management University of Wollongong
MMK101 - Marketing Fundamentals Deakin University
MKTG1001 - Foundations of Marketing University of Newcastle
MM110 - Introduction to Marketing University of New England
BMA151 - Principles of Marketing University of Tasmania
BMA251 - Principles of Marketing University of Tasmania
BUSN1220 - Principles of Marketing University of Notre Dame
MKT10008 - The Marketing Concept Swinburne University
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Principles of Marketing introduces marketing through the lens of creating value for customers.

With engaging real-world examples and information, Principles of Marketing shows students how customer value - creating it and capturing it - drives every effective marketing strategy.

The 8th Edition reflects the latest trends in marketing, including new coverage on online, social media, mobile, and other digital technologies to build customer engagement, brand, community and sales, as well as wider coverage of cases and examples from an Australian perspective.

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About the Author

Gary T. Armstrong is Crist W. Blackwell Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He holds Undergraduate and Master's degrees in Business from Wayne State University in Detroit and received his Ph.D in marketing from Northwestern University.

Through the years, Professor Armstrong has worked closely with business student groups and has received several UNC campus wide and Business School teaching awards. He is the only repeat recipient of the school's highly regarded Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, (three times). Most recently, Professor Armstrong received the UNC Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Dr Armstrong has contributed numerous articles to leading business journals. As a consultant and researcher, he has worked with many companies on marketing research, sales management, and marketing strategy.

Sara Denize is the Associate Dean, Education at UTS Business School where she has overarching responsibility for learning innovation, quality and enhancement for a large portfolio of postgraduate and undergraduate coursework programs. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce (honours) degree in marketing from the University of Otago, New Zealand, and followed up with a Master of Commerce by research a few years later. After moving to Australia, she completed her PhD at the University of Technology, Sydney. Professor Denize loves teaching and is keen to make all aspects of marketing and business education accessible and meaningful.

Michael Volkov is Associate Professor of Marketing in the Macquarie Business School, Macquarie University, Sydney. He is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and, with over 20 years' experience as an educator within the tertiary environment, loves teaching and is passionate about student support and developing student-centered learning environments. He is an award-winning and recognised leader in the field of teaching and learning, having been the recipient of numerous international, national and institutional teaching and learning awards, including the 2015 Australia and New Zealand Marketing Academy ANZMAC Distinguished Educator Award; 2013 Australian Award for University Teaching ; 2018 ASCILITE Innovation Award and the 2019 and 2017 WJC Banks Award.

Michael's research focus is in the fields of both consumer behaviour and education. In the areas of teaching and learning, Michael has addressed investigations including best practice in teaching and learning, online teaching and learning, the ingredients for student engagement, student success, student teamwork, stakeholder perception of graduates, student academic misconduct and student approaches to learning.

Swee Hoon Ang lives and breathes marketing. As an Associate Professor of Marketing at NUS Business School and Deputy Head of the Marketing Department, her students are often enthused by her passion in marketing. It comes as no surprise that Swee Hoon has been recognised on three consecutive occasions as an outstanding educator with the university's Teaching Excellence Award, putting her on the honour roll. She was also nominated for the University Outstanding Educator Award. Her marketing mojo is evident in the leading textbooks Marketing Management: An Asian Perspective and Principles of Marketing: An Asian Perspective that she co-authors with Philip Kotler.

Patrick van Esch is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Marketing, Auckland University of Technology. He has worked in both industry and academia. His industry experience ranges from sales and marketing, management consulting, general management, operations and non-profit board positions across Australia, Hong Kong, UK and the US. In academia, he has taught business, management and marketing at universities/colleges in Australia, New Zealand and the US. His main research interests are at the crossroads of where artificial intelligence and consumer behaviour intersect. His research has been published in international journals including Journal of Advertising Research, Business Horizons, International Journal of Consumer Studies, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, Marketing Intelligence and Planning, British Journal of Educational Technology, Marketing Education Review and the Australasian Marketing Journal. Patrick's research also features in media including RadioNZ, The Conversation, Stuff, NZ Herald and the Adelaide Review.

Dr Anita Love is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Marketing at Griffith University. With over 15 years experience in marketing education and curriculum design, Anita served as Program Director for the Griffith Business School's.

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Publisher
Pearson Education (US) | Pearson
Published
20th October 2020
Edition
8th
Pages
600
ISBN
9781488626203

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ISBN / EAN: 9781488626203
This textbook is prescribed for the following courses:
BSMAN3008 - Marketing for Managers Federation University
200083 - Marketing Principles Western Sydney University
700001 - Marketing Western Sydney University
MKT6261 - Marketing G University of Canberra
BMKT1MSD - Marketing:Stand and Deliver La Trobe University
MKT1MDP - Marketing Defined and Planned La Trobe University
BCO101 - Fundamentals of Marketing Charles Darwin University
MRKT6003 - Marketing Southern Cross University
BUS105 - Marketing Essentials University of the Sunshine Coast
MCD1090 - Intro to Marketing Monash University
MKTG1001 - Marketing Fundamentals Macquarie University
MKTG1329 - Marketing Principles RMIT University
MKTG7501 - Marketing University of Queensland
MKTG7961 - Principles of Marketing University of Queensland
MRKT11029 - Marketing Central Queensland University
MKTG10001 - Principles of Marketing University of Melbourne
MKTG5001 - Marketing Principles University of Sydney
MARK101 - Marketing Principles University of Wollongong
MARK804 - Principles of Marketing Management University of Wollongong
MMK101 - Marketing Fundamentals Deakin University
MKTG1001 - Foundations of Marketing University of Newcastle
MM110 - Introduction to Marketing University of New England
BMA151 - Principles of Marketing University of Tasmania
BMA251 - Principles of Marketing University of Tasmania
BUSN1220 - Principles of Marketing University of Notre Dame
MKT10008 - The Marketing Concept Swinburne University
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