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Business magazines and websites are abuzz with news about the value of marketing mix modeling as a way to help companies maximize returns on their marketing investments (ROMI). Despite the currency of this topic in the media, the concepts and tools of marketing mix modeling date back at least 30 to 40 years. The topic is of growing interest partly because of the corporate world’s interest in growing topline revenue. The last couple of decades have witnessed unparalleled cost cutting and staff reductions among the Fortune 500 in the U.S. The opportunities for further cost reductions are diminishing in number and scale, so the pressure for long-term financial performance from public markets can only be met by renewed emphasis on new products and revenue growth. ...
Advice from AllBusiness.com's Sales Advisor Keith Rosen. ...
Interview with Jim Logan, AllBusiness.com's marketing advisor....
Upheaval. Revolution. Transformation. These are the words that characterize the nature and magnitude of changes swirling through the marketing world. The changes include: the information superhighway, interactive media, the telecommunications revolution; the growing use of promotions; the decline of traditional advertising; the rise of sports marketing, database marketing, telemarketing, conventions, shows, conferences, and symposiums; the multiplication of television channels and communication mediums; and the rise of new distribution systems (the superstores, discount mail order, and direct television sales). All of these changes signal the end of an era. ...
A Case Study by: Karen Kraft, Felicia Rogers, and Gwen Ishmael
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How do consumers make decisions? This question is at the core of much of marketing examination over the past 60 or 70 years. As marketers manipulate the various principles of marketing, so do the consumers they seek to reach-choosing which products and services to buy, and which not to buy, choosing which brands to use, and which brands to ignore. The focus of this paper is to examine the major decision-making models, strategies, and theories that underlie the decision processes used by consumers and to provide some clarity for marketing executives attempting to find the right mix of variables for their products and services....