Marketing Intelligence & Planning: Volume 6 Issue 3

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Table of contents

RESEARCHING BRAND NAMES

Tom Blackett

The name is at the core of a brand's personality, symbolising the sum of the attributes that make up the brand and quickly become synonymous with the satisfactions that the brand…

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FROM INFORMATION PROVIDER TO BUSINESS PARTNER: WHAT ROLE FOR THE MARKET RESEARCHER?

Paul Szwarc

In a rapidly changing business environment market researchers are facing challenges to their industry from other suppliers of information services. This may result in market…

WHAT'S NEW? OPPORTUNITIES AND STRATEGIES FOR BUSINESSES

Tansu Barker, Martin L. Gimpl

Strategy is examined, using newness of products, markets and technology as the variables. An understanding of newness with reference to the concept of continuous vs. discontinuous…

MARKETING INTELLIGENCE: SCANNING THE MARKETING ENVIRONMENT

Martin Evans

A differentiation between environmental scanning and other elements of marketing information systems is provided. The main environments (market, social, economic, technological…

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THE BETTING MAN'S GUIDE TO FORECASTING

Terry Morris

A technique is described using probabilities and applicable where significant amounts of business are taken up by relatively few customers of quite variable size or needs…

Cover of Marketing Intelligence & Planning

ISSN:

0263-4503

Online date, start – end:

1983

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Babu John-Mariadoss