Constituent Analysis: A Paradigm for Marketing Effectiveness in the Not‐for‐profit Organisation
Not‐for‐profit organisations have a much more complicated and less formal relationship with the various constituent groups they serve than do for‐profit organisations. As a result, the not‐for‐profit organisation must carefully analyse the needs and requirements of each of its constituent groups and develop individual strategies for responding to those needs. A paradigm for that analysis is proposed in this article.
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1990
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Authors: | Gwin, John M. |
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European Journal of Marketing. - MCB UP Ltd, ISSN 1758-7123, ZDB-ID 2002936-6. - Vol. 24.1990, 7, p. 43-48
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MCB UP Ltd |
Subject: | Non‐profit organizations | Marketing strategy | Effectiveness | Marketing |
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