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School: University of North Texas

Department: Marketing

Course: Foundations of Marketing

Professor: David strutton

Term: Spring 2016

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Cost: 25

Name: Ch. 16 : The Last "P"

Description: These notes will cover Chapter 16 of the textbook, Marketing From Scratch.

Uploaded: 05/09/2016

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7 pages

Marketing Notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes that were taken of the two class sessions from the week of Jan. 25th
6 pages

Ch. 1: Core Concepts and Principles

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes cover Chapter 1 of the textbook Marketing From Scratch.
7 pages

Chapter 2: A Philosophical and Historical View

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Chapter 2 from the textbook, "Marketing From Scratch".
15 pages

Chapter 3: Developing and Executing Strategic Marketing Plans

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Chapter 3 of the textbook, "Marketing from Scratch."
8 pages

Chapter 4: The Marketing Environment

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Chapter 4 of the text book, "Marketing From Scratch."
9 pages

Chapter 5: Marketing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Chapter 5 of the textbook, "Marketing From Scratch."
29 pages

MKTG 3650 Exam 1 Study Guide

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover lessons from both the lecture and textbook for chapters 1-5.
4 pages

Ch. 6 Appendix

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover the Appendix from the Textbook
11 pages

Ch.7 Consumer Decision Making and Behavior

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover the information from the textbook not the lecture.
10 pages

Ch.9 Segmentation, Target Marketing, And Positioning

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Ch. 9 of the Textbook.
8 pages

Ch. 10 Products, Services, and Life Cycle Management

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Ch. 10 of the textbook, "Marketing From Scratch."
10 pages

Ch. 11 Developing New Products--and Your Creativity

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Ch. 11 of the textbook, "Marketing From Scratch."
14 pages

MKTG 3650 Exam 2 Study Guide

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover chapters 6A, 7, 9, 10, and 11 from both the lectures and the textbook.
6 pages

Ch. 13 Managing Supply Chain and Logistics Relationships

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Ch. 13 of the textbook, Marketing from Scratch.
0 pages

Ch. 15 Pricing and Price Management

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover the textbook information for Ch. 15 from Marketing from Scratch
10 pages

Ch. 17 Advertising, Sales Promotion, Publicity...

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These notes will cover Ch. 17 of the Textbook, Marketing From Scratch.
17 pages

MKTG 3650 Final Study Guide

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

This study guide will cover a combination of the lecture notes and the textbook for chapters 13, 15, 16, and 17.
1 pages

Marketing Foundations 3650

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Week 1 notes
3 pages

Day 1 Class Notes - Foundations of Marketing Practice

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

These are the notes that we went over for the first day of class.
4 pages

Week 1, Day 2 notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes taken on day two of class about how marketers creating solutions to problems we didn't know we had.
6 pages

Marketing 3650 Notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes over materials covered by Dr. Strutton during week 1 of class
3 pages

Foundations of Marketing week 1 notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes over what was discussed in class during week 1 of the semester. Professor is Dr. Strutton for MKTG 3650
2 pages

Marketing 3650 week 2 class notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes taken during the second week of Dr. Strutton's MKTG3650 course
4 pages

Marketing 3650 Class notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes for dates 9/25 and 9/27 Dr. Strutton
20 pages

Marketing 3650 Exam 1 Study Guide

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Covers key terms/concepts from chapters 1,3,4 and 5. Answer key included
14 pages

Unit 2 Study Guide: CH7,8,10,11

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Study guide for the upcoming exam. Focuses on vocabulary.
3 pages

Marketing Class notes week of 10/30

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes taken in Dr. Strutton's class
6 pages

Marketing Notes from Class

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes over materials covered by Dr. Strutton
3 pages

Marketing Class Notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Class notes explaining materials covered in Dr. Strutton's MWF class
20 pages

Unit 3 Exam Study Guide

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Vocabulary intensive study guide for materials covered in ch 13,15,16,17
3 pages

CH 15 in class notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

notes over materials covered in class for chapter 15 in the textbook
2 pages

MKTg ch 16-17 notes

Spring 2016

David Strutton

MKTG 3650

Notes covering the last two chapters of the textbook, which we will be expected to know for the final

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