Key features include: * a logical structure around the three key models of marketing communications-the IMC Process Model, the IMC RABOSTIC Planning Model, and the IMC Mix Model * applied, real-world examples, including viewpoints from leading practitioners and academics * relevant case material covering a wide variety of sectors and marketing scenarios * robust pedagogy in each chapter, including viewpoints, objectives, chapter summaries, self-review and discussion questions, marginal and end of book glossaries. Text features include Need to Know, Food for Thoughts, and Warnings. * unprecedented coverage of all elements of the marketing communications mix with separate chapters covering internet marketing, ethical issues, international marketing communications, direct and database marketing, creative and organisational issues, customer contact management, image and brand management and measuring integrated marketing communications.* NEW! Restructuring of Part 2 Model (RABOSTIC Planning Model which features major stages involved in marketing communications planning and strategy) * NEW! Integrating case study with questions posed at the start of each chapter * NEW!
CD ROM packed with more details on the integrative cases, other case material, Power Point slides, a Resource Locator which provides links to a vast array of Internet materials Visit the Companion Website at www.booksites.net/pickton to find even more valuable teaching and learning materials for instructors and students alike! David Pickton is Head of the Marketing Department at DeMontfort University. He is on the editorial board of the Journal of Marketing Communications and Marketing Intelligence and Planning. He is also a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing and Fellow of the RSA. Along with lecturing, Dave has done business consultancy. Amanda Broderick is Lecturer in Marketing and Director of the MSc Marketing Management programme at Aston University Business School. Her main research, teaching, and consultancy expertise is in International Targeted Communications.
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