Retail Marketing Instruments – An Analytic Approach
Dan‐Cristian Dabija, Assist. Ph.D Student Ioana N. Abrudan, Lect. Ph.D Alt Monika Anetta
Abstract
Dan‐Cristian Dabija, Assist. Ph.D Student Ioana N. Abrudan, Lect. Ph.D Alt Monika Anetta
Abstract
Each of the classical marketing mix policies get specific meanings and characteristics in retail. Some of the authors suggest their accurate transposition in retail, meanwhile others highlight those elements derivate from the service marketing mix. There is also the tendency of outlining the in-store-management, the location or the customer “binding” policy as independent marketing mix policies in retail.
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Each of the classical marketing mix policies get specific meanings and characteristics in retail. Some of the authors suggest their accurate transposition in retail, meanwhile others highlight those elements derivate from the service marketing mix. There is also the tendency of outlining the in-store-management, the location or the customer “binding” policy as independent marketing mix policies in retail.
Key concepts: Marketing, Business, Marketing mix, Relationship marketing, Services marketing, Marketing management, Marketing strategy, Service (business)