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Business Marketing Strategy

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Upcoming Sessions
  July 13-18, 2008
$ 8,850
  September 28 - October 3, 2008
$ 8,850
   
Key Benefits
During this course, you will:
Boost your marketing strategy analysis skills
Segment business markets
Build customer value models
Develop an understanding of the dynamics of marketing strategy
Construct a framework for the new product development process
Structure marketing channels based on customer requirements and preferences
Use customer value as a basis for pricing strategy
Assess when to use collaborative marketing
Receive a comprehensive reference manual of readings and program materials which will serve as a helpful resource for you in the future
 

"A well-done, fast paced overview that is highly valuable to marketing managers or others who want to gain a deeper understanding of B2B marketing."

Brand Manager, Eli Lilly & Co.

Program Director James Anderson
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Program Director James C. Anderson
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Learn the techniques for analyzing and building effective business-to-business marketing strategies, and take away the tools to implement them in your company. Senior faculty members from the Kellogg School of Management’s marketing department lead this intensive five-day seminar which explores the fundamentals and leading-edge developments in the world of business marketing.

Topics covered in discussions, case studies, and exercises include targeting market segments and positioning market offerings, partnering and working relationships, building customer value models, effective management of reseller channels, and constructing responsive pricing strategies and tactics.

The program provides exceptional opportunities for broadening your perspective and exchanging marketing ideas with an international group of peers, and analyzing the marketing strategies of your own firm.

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Program Content

Creating a market-oriented company

Developing a competitive business marketing strategy

Building customer value models

Developing segmentation and positioning strategies

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Format
Discussions, case studies, and exercises ensure maximum participation and benefit. Each evening, you will work in study groups to prepare exercises and projects for class discussion. You will also spend time during the program reflecting on and analyzing the marketing strategies of your own firm. A comprehensive reference manual of readings and program materials will serve as a helpful resource for you in the future.

Who Should Attend
Find out who should attend Business Marketing Strategy and what past participants have to say about this program.

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