This chapter discusses ISILs marketing techniques. We think that, due to its strong and successful branding and communication strategies, from a marketing perspective ISIL can be considered a leader on the market of terror produced by violent non-state actors (VNSAs). We propose ISIL can be fought by using counter-marketing strategies, as a significant part of non-kinetic warfare. Counter-marketing can be done in one of two ways. Either by preventing your opponents from adhering to their marketing strategies or by developing the best marketing strategy yourself. Any victories gained by counter-marketing will result in ISIL losing in various respects, such as supporters, revenues and combat power
As military strategy preceded firm strategy, it is natural to state that firm strategy took the majo...
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This book is a timely and significant examination of the role of counter-messaging via social media ...
This chapter discusses ISIL ’ s marketing techniques. We think that, due to its strong and successfu...
This book analyses the marketing techniques that terrorist organisations employ to encourage people ...
We evaluated ISIS\u27\u27 marketing social media strategies and their success with social media mark...
Drawing from a team with diverse academic expertise, this study examines ISIL from the organizationa...
This article investigates how the infamous terrorist organization Islamic State (ISIS) uses branding...
Foreign fighters (FF), that is, all those people who leave their countries of origin or residence to...
AbstractIn today's market and economic conditions, marketing and the importance of an enterprise is ...
Much as commercial firms do, terrorist groups use branding to increase support and thus their capaci...
ISIS has run the most effective social media marketing campaign in history. In fact, violent extremi...
Terrorist Organizations as Global Brands. Al Qaeda and ISIS: How Brand Strategy Influence Recruitmen...
Totalitarian Insurgency: Evaluating the Islamic State’s In-Theater Propaganda Operations by Charlie ...
In his 2005 work entitled The Marketing of Rebellion , author Clifford Bob explores the phenomenon o...
As military strategy preceded firm strategy, it is natural to state that firm strategy took the majo...
This paper examines the essential brand management strategies used by Hezbollah to expand its popula...
This book is a timely and significant examination of the role of counter-messaging via social media ...
This chapter discusses ISIL ’ s marketing techniques. We think that, due to its strong and successfu...
This book analyses the marketing techniques that terrorist organisations employ to encourage people ...
We evaluated ISIS\u27\u27 marketing social media strategies and their success with social media mark...
Drawing from a team with diverse academic expertise, this study examines ISIL from the organizationa...
This article investigates how the infamous terrorist organization Islamic State (ISIS) uses branding...
Foreign fighters (FF), that is, all those people who leave their countries of origin or residence to...
AbstractIn today's market and economic conditions, marketing and the importance of an enterprise is ...
Much as commercial firms do, terrorist groups use branding to increase support and thus their capaci...
ISIS has run the most effective social media marketing campaign in history. In fact, violent extremi...
Terrorist Organizations as Global Brands. Al Qaeda and ISIS: How Brand Strategy Influence Recruitmen...
Totalitarian Insurgency: Evaluating the Islamic State’s In-Theater Propaganda Operations by Charlie ...
In his 2005 work entitled The Marketing of Rebellion , author Clifford Bob explores the phenomenon o...
As military strategy preceded firm strategy, it is natural to state that firm strategy took the majo...
This paper examines the essential brand management strategies used by Hezbollah to expand its popula...
This book is a timely and significant examination of the role of counter-messaging via social media ...