Textbook
Marketing Communications: A Brand Narrative ApproachISBN: 978-0-470-31992-5
Paperback
612 pages
December 2009, ©2010
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“It [Marketing Communications] is very up-to-date in terms
of its commentary on new forms of alternative media and marketing
opportunities that take advantage of technological breakthroughs
and new user driven channels of communication. The case studies and
examples that have been selected are very recent and are used
extremely well to illustrate the respective topics and
issues.”
Dr Nik Mahon – Senior Lecturer, Southampton Solent University
Dr Nik Mahon – Senior Lecturer, Southampton Solent University
“It [Marketing Communications] adopts a sufficiently
recognizable overarching framework of analysis, planning and
control for lecturers to feel confident that it fulfils the needs
of a basic level 1 or 2 marketing communications module. Yet at the
same time and more importantly perhaps it offers quite a different
perspective that seems to emphasize the creativity and art of
marketing communications. The use of brand communications (rather
than marketing) and emphasis on target audience, message content
and media channels is contemporary and exciting, while the
narrative approach reflects the move towards narrative in many
different fields including marketing and consumer
behaviour.”
Dr. Beverley Hill, University of Gloucestershire