Developing a distinctive consumer marketing organization |
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Authors: | Nora Aufreiter Mike George Liz Lempres |
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Affiliation: | (1) McKinsey & Company, Toronto, ON;(2) McKinsey & Company, Chicago, IL;(3) McKinsey & Company, Chicago, IL |
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Abstract: | Marketing excellence is a key success factor in virtually any industry or company focused on consumer products or services. Defining what marketing excellence really means and how to mobilize the organization to achieve that goal, however, can be extremely challenging. This article examines the changing nature of the relationship between consumer and marketer and identifies the characteristics of excellent consumer marketing companies. While there is clearly no single right answer in designing marketing organizations, a number of companies in a variety of consumer industries have begun experimenting with promising results. While the solutions are different in each case, a number of common themes—including a clear linkage between strategy and marketing skills, seamless integration across the business system, and a clear marketing culture—are beginning to emerge. |
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Keywords: | marketing organization marketing excellence |
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