The role of marketing in creating customer value

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A study carried out by Cranfield School of Management on behalf of The Chartered Institute of Marketing in the UK has led the author to formulate twelve guidelines for developing effective marketing strategies. These guidelines are discussed and are: understanding the sources of competitive advantage; understanding differentiation; understanding the environment; understanding competitors; understanding strengths and weaknesses; understanding market segmentation; understanding the dynamics of product/market evolution; understanding a portfolio of products and markets; setting clear strategic priorities and sticking to them; understanding customer orientation; being professional; and giving leadership.

Inspec keywords: marketing; product development; management; professional aspects

Other keywords: competitors; competitive advantage; products portfolio; customer value creation; weaknesses; leadership; market segmentation; professionalism; strategic priorities; differentiation; product/market evolution dynamics; environment; strengths; marketing; markets portfolio; marketing strategies; customer orientation

Subjects: Project and production engineering; Design; Marketing and sales; Administration and management

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