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Book SynopsisEmerging market economies have long been a significant driver of global growth, and since the beginning of the new millennium they have gained greater importance than ever. Economists state that the economies of emerging countries are rapidly catching up with those of developed countries and are even predicted to overtake some of them by 2020. A deep understanding of emerging markets is crucial, then, to build tailored products and marketing programs that will capitalize on such rapid growth.
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Marketing Management in Turkey, Selcen Ozturkcan and Elif Yolbulan Okan present the reader with marketing opportunities, market potential, and standardization and customization opportunities available within a fast-growing emerging economy—namely, the Turkish economy. Along the way, the book also offers important insights into issues affecting similar emerging markets by detailing the common perceptions and misconceptions around the unique opportunities they appear to offer.
This book will be of keen interest to practitioners interested in investing in emerging markets, and it will also have much to offer to researchers and students interested in the future of the global economy.
Trade ReviewTurkish business scholars discuss fundamental marketing management topics, focusing on Turkey as an emerging country. They cover Turkish marketing insight, Turkish consumers, building brands in Turkey, crafting market offerings in Turkey, creating and delivering value in Turkey, the Turkish way of marketing communication, digital communication, and delights of the Turkish market. Specific topics include from bazaars to digital environment: a short history of marketing in the Turkish context, consumer-brand relationships in Turkey, he birth of omni-channel marketing and new dynamics of consumers' approach to retail channels, word-of-mouth marketing, and when delights turn bitter: consumer resistance in Turkey. -- Annotation ©2018 * (protoview.com) *
Table of ContentsChapter 1.1. IntroductionChapter 1.2. From Bazaars to Digital Environment: Short History of Marketing in Turkish Context;
Eda Aylin Genc, Metehan Igneci Chapter 1.3. Business Ethics, Marketing Ethics, Consumer Ethics, Sustainable Consumption and Corporate Social Responsibility in Turkey;
Hande Begüm Bumin Doyduk Chapter 2.1. The Sharing Economy In Turkey: A Marketıng Perspectıve;
Elif Yelseli Şişecam, Hüseyin Sami Karaca, Özlem Hesapçı Chapter 2.2. Analysıs Of The Turkısh Market Research Industry The Changing Role of the Researcher;
Özgecan Karanci Chapter 3.1. A Revıew Of Factors Affectıng Turkısh Consumer Behavıor;
İ. Taylan Dörtyol, Ayşen Coşkun, Olgun Kitapcı Chapter 4.1. Consumer-Brand Relationships In Turkey;
Ezgi Merdin-Uygur, Umut Kubat, Zeynep Gürhan-Canli Chapter 4.2. Competıtıve Dynamıcs In Turkey;
Muhterem Şebnem Ensari Chapter 4.3. Place Marketing In Turkey;
Can Uslay, Mesut Çiçek Chapter 5.1. Experıence Consumptıon In Turkey;
Ezgi Merdin-Uygur Chapter 6.1. The Birth of Omni-Channel Marketing and New Dynamics of Consumers’ Approach to Retail Channels;
Selen Öztürk, Abdullah Okumuş Chapter 7.1. IMC: Integrated Marketıng Communıcatıon;
Elif Yurdakul, Asli Bozdag Karaman Chapter 7.2. Is Advertısement Really Dead? A Case Study Of Fıllı Boya;
Çiğdem Başfırıncı, Gülcan Şener Chapter 7.3. Word of Mouth Marketing;
Renan Tavukcuoglu, Tavsiye Evi Chapter 8.1. A Survey Of Marketıng Management For Vıdeogames Industry In Turkey;
Sercan Şengün Chapter 8.2. Marketing is in cooperation with technology to form new directives in consumer life;
M.Özgür Güngör Chapter 9.1. When Delights Turn Bitter: Consumer Resistance in Turkey;
Melike Demirbag-Kaplan Chapter 9.2. The Mystıque Of Luxury Products;
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