Marketing today; a basic approach /
David J. Schwartz.
- New York : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, c1973
- xix, 716 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
PART ONE: AN OVERVIEW 1. The marketing functions 2.The marketing environment 3. The marketing process
PART TWO: THE CONSUMER 4. The ultimate consumer market 5. Demographic characteristics of ultimate consumers 6. Purchasing power and the ultimate consumer 7. Ultimate-Consumer motivation, part I. 8. Ultimate-Consumer motivation, part II. 9. Industrial users
PART THREE. DISTRIBUTION 10. Introduction to retailing 11. Retailing practices 12. Wholesaling and wholesale institutions 13. Channel management
PART FOUR THE WORK OF MARKETING : RESEARCH , PRODUCT DECISIONS AND PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION 14. Marketing research and information systems 15. Product planning 16. Packaging and branding 17. Physical distribution and inventory management
PART FIVE THE WORK OF MARKETING: COMMUNICATIONS 18. Communication through personal selling 19. Communication through advertising 20. Communication through sales promotion and public relations
PART SIX. THE WORK OF MARKETING: PRICING 21. Fundamental pricing considerations 22. Pricing methods 23. Pricing in practice
PART SEVEN. SPECIAL SITUATIONS 24. The marketing of services 25. The government market 26. International marketing
PART EIGHT. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES 27. The social responsibility of marketing 28. Legislative considerations in marketing
PART NINE. PRODUSCTIVITY 29. The measurement and improvement of marketing productivity