电视媒体品牌塑造及营销促进——湖南卫视品牌经营实践

随着市场经济的发展，中国企业对品牌有了越来越强烈的认识：品牌已经成为了企业竞争与发展的重要资源，品牌能够为企业带来源源不断的丰厚的利润。品牌的塑造一般要经过知名度——满意度——美誉度——忠诚度的过程，品牌塑造的最终结果是要形成品牌的忠诚度，这在蓬勃发展的中国电视传媒领域，同样如此。     

浅析城市品牌塑造与营销

城市品牌是良好城市形象的缩影,是一个城市综合竞争力的标志。要科学分析濮阳打造城市品牌所存在的优势和不足,积极推进“营销濮阳”战略,不断打造具有独特区位优势的城市品牌。     

基于一对一营销的企业自有品牌塑造研究

一对一营销是企业为了满足消费者的个性化需求而逐步形成的新营销方式,其不再局限于传统的面对面营销,而逐步拓展至针对不同细分市场、渠道、销售区域等而采取的针对性的营销策略。本文通过对一对一营销内涵和特点的阐释,分析了其对于企业品牌建设的重要作用,进而提出了相关的对策建议。     

强强联手，品牌营销

历经入世洗礼，中国金融业风生水起．进一步融入世界经济的大格局中。但随着WTO过渡期的结束，国际金融品牌开始大举进入中国市场，金融业市场化、信息化、全球化趋势的加剧，本士金融业感受到了巨大的压力。在这种局面下，国内金融机构纷纷面向市场，重新定位。在发展实践中，目前越来越多的金融机构意识到，现今银行业竞争的重点已经由主打“服务牌”转变为力推“品牌牌”，打造自身的强力品牌，必将成为未来2—3年中国金融企业锁定的目标。     

借活动营销之势塑造企业品牌

以活动营销贯彻品牌战略,提升品牌价值是当今企业最常见、最重要的途径之一。本文试以几个活动营销案例为例,简述些许思索。     

营销策略对企业品牌建设推广的影响

今天,中国市场经济趋于成熟,竞争愈趋激烈。品牌的建设在企业经营中的地位越来越重要。如何将企业自身的特点,巧妙的结合营销策略,进行品牌内涵的建设与推广,是企业在市场经济中生存的一项重要内容。     

激荡银行业品牌塑造新思维，寻求金融品牌竞争力提升之道：“2005中国金融品牌高峰论坛”在沪召开

中国工商银行副行长张福荣、交通银行副行长钱文挥、太平洋保险副总经理施解荣、友邦保险资深副总裁鲍可维、招商银行行长助理唐志宏、中国银联战略发展部副总经理林采宜、VISA国际组织全球营销与赞助副总裁李胜等金融企业高层出席会议；北京大学光华管理学院院长张维迎、中央电视台著名主持人沈冰主持论坛，中央电视台全程录制，强档播出。     

赛事营销中的品牌推广

采用文献资料法、调查访问法等研究方法,结合目前企业在体育赛事营销中品牌推广的成功案例,就其营销现状及其存在的主要问题进行了简要分析,并试图对企业应如何做好赛事营销中的品牌推广提出了对策建议。     

黑龙江省生态旅游品牌塑造与营销对策浅析

黑龙江省生态旅游品牌塑造与营销对于推动黑龙江省生态旅游发展具有重要的意义。从品牌定位、品牌形象设计、品牌形象整合传播以及品牌形象建设和维护角度分析黑龙江省生态旅游品牌塑造现状、存在的问题,并提出相应对策;根据营销7P理论分析黑龙江省生态旅游品牌营销现状、存在的问题,并提出相应的对策,从而为进一步促进黑龙江省生态旅游品牌的健康持续发展提供可借鉴依据。     

论新时期下体育营销与品牌塑造

随着体育运动的蓬勃发展,体育与经济的关系越来越密切,体育营销已经成为新时期企业发展战略中比较重要的营销方式。体育营销具有公益的性质,其互动效果好,而且具有明显的成本收益,从而使得体育营销成为消费者和商家都比较喜欢品牌传播的方式,各行各业都认同体育营销能够达成商业目标的效用。本文针对体育营销与品牌塑造之间的相互关系展开论述,并提出相关的政策建议。     

金融危机后的品牌营销

如果要说这一次金融危机下广告主最大的变化,那就是对广告的要求也变高了,分众传媒总裁江南春最近也表示：金融危机之后,广告主有3点新变化：一是广告主对精准化要求越来越高;第二,不仅要求品牌知名度上升,还要看有没有推动销售;三是对时空的独到性有要求。江南春的这席话,应该是对当前市场比较客观的看法。     

文化创意产业品牌的“根”

文化创意产业兴起于创意产业,但是,文化创意产业这个概念是在经济全球化的背景条件下由英国人率先提出来而被世人认可的一个新概念。文化创意产业重视创新、重视个人和团队的创造力、重视知识的作用,强调文化对经济社会的支撑和推动功能。     

觉醒的品牌意识：中国旅游业走向品牌传播之路

随着生活方式和消费观念的改变，旅游产业正在逐步成为能够有力推进国民经济发展的重要产业力量。伴随着国民假日的增多与宏观政策的调整，旅游行业迎来了更加广阔的市场机遇，同时也进入了行业的激烈竞争时期。     

Midstream value creation in social marketing

ABSTRACT

The purpose of this study is to develop improved understanding of how value is created at the midstream (meso) level in a collaborative smoke-free homes and cars social marketing programme. The study adopts a qualitative approach including interviews and observation. The findings show that the co-creative organisational model adopted for the Smokefree programme affords access to resources and capabilities of midstream actors and provides opportunities for reshaping and mobilising existing value networks. The focal organisation has a key role in coordinating, connecting actors and providing resources to facilitate value co-creation at the network level. The study illustrates that the service interaction allowed for customer-centred cues for action which took into account their context and the existence/lack of resources for value creation. The implications of this study are discussed, in particular, in terms of the role of focal organisations in managing value networks, the social context, configurational fit and resources of actors involved in community-based social marketing and the need for policies and practices to provide health professionals with role support for health promotion.     

Fashion creation and diffusion: The institution of marketing

Abstract

In scholarly discussions, marketing tends to be imagined and (re)presented as a practice of organisations, involving a set of activities, whereby consumer desires are discovered and provided for through two-way communication. By studying the creation and diffusion of fashion, we observe that marketing is not simply a mechanism or set of activities but an institution of modern society that involves all social elements together with consumers and marketing organisations. Through a qualitative inquiry with both consumers and producers, we illustrate how these different elements exercise their roles and responsibilities for marketing to work as an institution. By this illustration, we also provide a perspective on how trickle-up, trickle-across, and trickle-down diffusions are simultaneously operative in fashion. Finally, we articulate the implications of recognising marketing as an institution that will help marketing scholars and practitioners in reorganising and re-strategising their purpose and role in society as modernity evolves.     

Direct marketing in the financial services industry

This article presents empirical research findings on the use of direct marketing by a representative sample of UK financial services institutions. A number of similarities and differences between banks, building societies and insurance companies are identified in relation to direct marketing programmes and the use of particular direct marketing techniques. While acknowledging some exceptions the research concludes that there is scope for a greater appreciation of the strategic value and workings of direct marketing. Institutions could usefully focus attention on achieving fuller integration of direct marketing with other marketing and communication activities and securing improvements in testing, database quality and timing.     

Introduction to the special issue of the 3rd International Colloquium on design,branding and marketing

Following the inaugural 1st International Colloquium on Global Design and Marketing that took place in 2011, the organisers wrote that ‘Notwithstanding the centrality of design to the practical world of marketing, …empirical studies of design issues are rare in marketing journals’ (Melewar, Dennis and Kent, 2014, p2241 citing (e.g.) Bloch, 2011; and Luchs & Swan, 2011). Since then, iterations of the Colloquium with associated journal special issues and books have been addressing this issue and developing the new sub-discipline of design | branding | marketing. This special issue of the Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services contains a set of four articles that were selected after several rounds of evaluations and were presented during the 3rd International Colloquium on Design, Branding and Marketing. The symposium was hosted by Bournemouth University from 5 to 6 April 2017. The articles cover topics that deal with retail design, retail strategy, and adoption of innovation and retail education, while contributing to the theoretical perspectives of design, branding and marketing.