Branding

A branding program differentiates the company from its competition by developing a relationship with customers for long-term loyalty and measurable increases in margin and revenue.

ROMI (Return on Marketing Investment)

Demonstrating real returns on your marketing investment is always a challenge, and return on marketing investment (ROMI) has become one of the most important issues facing businesses in all industries. Marketers dread having to justify their budgets when rarely is there solid data to back up their claims of benefits gained from the investment.

Competitive Affairs

The need to identify, monitor, analyze and apply information about competitors, major customer groups and other key stakeholders is core to the marketing function. Without good competitive information and analysis, true understanding of your customers' options for competing products and services--and opportunities to differentiate your offerings--is a guessing game.

Integration of Sales & Marketing

Traditionally at odds with one another, seamlessly integrating sales and marketing functions is increasingly key to better sales, fatter profits and effective brand management. Companies that can break down the solo mentality that traps these departments in perpetual misunderstanding will reap the benefits.

Multicultural Marketing

Elements of various cultures --- such as music, certain color combinations, slang vocabularies or pop culture references --- are being successfully incorporated into campaigns for otherwise mainstream products. Marketers of all stripes in the 21st century need to stay on top of multicultural ideas, trends and sensitivities to stay ahead in their markets.

International marketing is critically important because business has become increasingly globalized. Companies facing increasing competition and ever-changing technological challenges are discovering that international trade is not only a strategic option but may be a requirement for corporate survival.

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Global Marketing E-course