
Principles of Marketing Strategy
Principles of Marketing Strategy
What You Will Learn In This Free Course
- Explain the first principles of mar...
- Identify the six powers of persuasi...
- Discuss customer profiles from the ...
- List the various marketing tools th...
- Explain the first principles of marketing
- Identify the six powers of persuasion, what each one means, and how marketers can use them efficiently
- Discuss customer profiles from the point of view of customer demographics and psychographics
- List the various marketing tools that you can use to conduct market research
- Distinguish between marketing-driven and market-driven
- Outline the process of conducting needs-based segmentation
- Discuss marketing models, why they are important and how they fit into marketing strategy
- Describe the anatomy and framework of growth loops
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