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Strategic Marketing for the C-suite - A Review of the Research Literature and its Relevance to Senior Executives (Paperback)
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Strategic Marketing for the C-suite - A Review of the Research Literature and its Relevance to Senior Executives (Paperback)
Series: Foundations and Trends (R) in Marketing
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Strategic Marketing for the C-Suite examines the relevance of
academic research to the most senior levels of the marketing
profession, the chief marketing officer (CMO), and the interests of
their C-suite colleagues, particularly those of the chief executive
officer (CEO) and chief financial officer (CFO). Unless academic
research is relevant at the C-suite level, it is unlikely to be
paid much attention lower down the organization. Strategic
Marketing for the C-Suite has three objectives: (1) to understand
what we can learn from recent academic research on strategic
marketing, (2) to test the validity of earlier editorial positions,
and (3) to make some modest suggestions as to what the field might
do better in the future. The author addresses these objectives
through a review of the academic research on a set of strategic
marketing issues that are of relevance to top executives. Strategic
Marketing for the C-Suite is structured in four steps. First, it
examines the meaning of the phrase strategic marketing to help
define the scope of the literature review and the role of the CMO
in the firm, drawing on both the academic and practitioner
literature. The second step identifies the key domains and
associated issues that are currently relevant to the CMO and
C-suite including the value of marketing to the firm, managing the
new digital market space, achieving profitable growth through
innovation, marketing capabilities as a source of competitive
advantage, and addressing society's major concerns. The third step
reviews the marketing literature relating to these five domains,
and, in doing so, identifies the key research themes within each
domain, and draws conclusions on these themes and overall
conclusions on the domain itself. The fourth and final step
summarizes what we learn from a decade's worth of research on
strategic marketing, draws conclusions on the validity of earlier
research, and discusses the implications for the field of academic
marketing.
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