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Marketing 3.0 Book by Philip Kotler (Farsi)

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300 g (10.58 oz)
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Marketing 3.0 Book by Philip Kotler (Farsi)

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"Marketing 3.0" by Hermawan Kartajaya, Iwan Setiawan, and Philip Kotler introduces a transformative approach to marketing that goes beyond product-centric and customer-centric strategies to embrace the concept of human-centric marketing. The book argues that in today's interconnected world, businesses need to recognize and respond to the deeper aspirations and values of consumers. Kartajaya, Setiawan, and Kotler propose that Marketing 3.0 entails engaging with customers on a more emotional and spiritual level, aligning brand values with societal and environmental concerns, and fostering meaningful relationships with stakeholders. They advocate for a shift towards creating products, services, and marketing campaigns that not only meet functional needs but also resonate with customers' sense of purpose and belonging.

Specifications

Page Count

224

Persian Title

کتاب نسخه سوم بازاریابی اثر فیلیپ کاتلر

ISBN

9786006465999

Genre & Narrative Style

Business & Human-Centric Marketing

Key Benefit

The transition to values-driven and human-centric marketing.

Additional information

Weight 300 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Digital & Retail Marketing

Writer

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Genre

Business

Format

Paperback

Origin

United States

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