Part I - A Macro View of Place Branding -- Chapter 1. Economic coopetition and the absence of comprehensive data: Why scholars and practitioners should work hand in hand -- Chapter 2. Theorizing ‘Value’ in Sustainable Urban Branding Strategies -- Chapter 3. The (Almost) Forgotten...

Markenflaute: Warum Marketing anders denken muss -- Markenerwachen: Menschen verstehen, Marken steuern -- Markenhorizonte: Wie sich Marken zukünftig verstärken lassen -- Vom Markenkontext zum Markenerfolg.

1. Introduction to Communicating Globally: An Integrated Marketing Approach -- 2. Transitioning in the Marketplaces and -spaces of 2020 and Beyond -- 3. The Global Marketplace -- 4. How Marketing Communication Works -- 5. Integrated Communication or Integrated Marketing Communication -- 6....

Part 1: Public Sector Marketing Communications and Brand Management -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Public Sector Marketing Communications in Africa -- Chapter 2: Public Sector Branding in Africa: Some Reflections -- Chapter 3: Marketing Communications Strategies for Public Transport Organisations...

1. Marketing Communications and Brand Development in A Changing World – Introduction, Issues and Perspectives -- 2. SMEs Adoption of Artificial Intelligence-Chatbots for Marketing Communication: A Conceptual Framework for an Emerging Economy -- 3. Integration of Augmented Reality (AR) and...

Chapter 1: Introducing Online Brand Communities -- Chapter 2: Participation and customer involvement -- Chapter 3: Online brand communities and loyalty intentions -- Chapter 4: Consumer engagement -- Chapter 5: Social identity and online brand communities -- Chapter 6: Brand and customer loyalty...

Markenführung aus der Perspektive der Service-Dominant Logic.- Markenkommunikation mit Sport.- Analyse der Konsumprozesse in Sporterlebniswelten als Voraussetzung einer erfolgreichen Markenkommunikation mit Sport.- Analyse der Wirkungen der Markenkommunikation mit Sport auf die Markenstärke --...

From the late 1930s until December 7, 1941, isolationism and an antipathy toward war in Europe were strong political currents in the US. However, once the US entered World War II, the entire apparatus of the US government was mobilized to “market” the war to Americans who were incredulous...