Seeks to encourage information professionals to take a critical perspective on the nature and practice of marketing as it relates to information-based products and services. The following questions are explored: What is marketing? What is information marketing? Are you marketing or selling? When does marketing end and service delivery begin? Is it possible to brand an information service? Is it possible to “make friends and influence people” through a screen? Does marketing have any impact? From an academic perspective the exploration of these questions supports the development of an understanding of the nature of information marketing. For practitioners, the discussion surfaces some of the questions that marketers need to be prepared to an...
The primary purpose of the research was to analyze and understand informational business and its pro...
Marketing communications effect on consumers and corporations’ sales has long been studied within th...
Part One. Understanding the marketing process and strategic planning. 1. Marketing: creating value 2...
The nature of the information marketplace is under continual evolution and all organisations in the ...
Businesses soar when everyone in the organization adopts a marketing mind-set, an awareness of who t...
This article analyses the role of information in the marketing processes associated with a digital w...
Abstract. Marketing is a concept that is often only partially understood by participants in the acad...
Marketing is one of those technical or jargon words which enjoy extensive usage outside the linguist...
Abstract Marketing perspective in the provision of information services involves information provide...
The subject of research is theoretical and practical issues of development and implementation of mar...
Abstract: The interest in marketing has tremendously increased over the past few decades in librarie...
Eight problem areas facing marketing researchers handling information are discussed. information is ...
This paper describes the process of Information Marketing (IM). It is intended as a starting point a...
In a globalized world where library and information services remain as one of the most important ass...
The value of today's business is measured increasingly in terms of what it knows, rather than what i...
The primary purpose of the research was to analyze and understand informational business and its pro...
Marketing communications effect on consumers and corporations’ sales has long been studied within th...
Part One. Understanding the marketing process and strategic planning. 1. Marketing: creating value 2...
The nature of the information marketplace is under continual evolution and all organisations in the ...
Businesses soar when everyone in the organization adopts a marketing mind-set, an awareness of who t...
This article analyses the role of information in the marketing processes associated with a digital w...
Abstract. Marketing is a concept that is often only partially understood by participants in the acad...
Marketing is one of those technical or jargon words which enjoy extensive usage outside the linguist...
Abstract Marketing perspective in the provision of information services involves information provide...
The subject of research is theoretical and practical issues of development and implementation of mar...
Abstract: The interest in marketing has tremendously increased over the past few decades in librarie...
Eight problem areas facing marketing researchers handling information are discussed. information is ...
This paper describes the process of Information Marketing (IM). It is intended as a starting point a...
In a globalized world where library and information services remain as one of the most important ass...
The value of today's business is measured increasingly in terms of what it knows, rather than what i...
The primary purpose of the research was to analyze and understand informational business and its pro...
Marketing communications effect on consumers and corporations’ sales has long been studied within th...
Part One. Understanding the marketing process and strategic planning. 1. Marketing: creating value 2...