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Struktur und Organisation des Pressevertriebs (German, Hardcover)
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Struktur und Organisation des Pressevertriebs (German, Hardcover)
Series: Dortmunder Beitrage Zur Zeitungsforschung, 62
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In recent years marketing has played an ever more important role
for daily newspapers and popular magazines. The reader's continuing
buying restraint, falling sales, reductions in advertising income
and the loss of classified advertising to the Internet, are all
symptoms of a crisis. This forces publishing houses to optimize
operational processes. Not least the growing competition, both with
electronic media and between publishers leads to an ever-increasing
importance of the marketing department for the success of the
business. Peter Brummund, who has spent years in leading positions
in the branch himself, takes a look at this business aspect of the
press. In keeping with the practical needs of the specialist
reader, the author summarizes the sales and marketing structures of
the press: the "classical" and the new marketing channels,
engendered by new technology such as the Internet, digital printing
and satellite transmissions. The different marketing channels using
subscriptions, individual sales, readers clubs and direct marketing
are explained in detail, as are elementary mechanisms such as
disposition, remittance, fixed prices and discounts. The way press
wholesalers function is presented with the general technical and
legal conditions and enlarged upon using concrete case studies.
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