Strategic Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations - Hardcover

Kotler, Philip; Andreasen, Alan R.; Andreason, Alan R.

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9780138519322: Strategic Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0138519323 ISBN 13: 9780138519322

Publisher: Pearson Education (US), 1990

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Provides a conceptual and practical foundation for strategic marketing in non-profit organizations, emphasizing strategic evaluations, positioning and market targeting. Checklists, case studies and sample materials are included. The new edition includes a chapter on strategy and social marketing.

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"The earlier editions of this book have been a 'must read' and a standard reference book for anyone practicing marketing in the nonprofit sector. It is particularly helpful to people who lack formal training in marketing, but are seriously trying to integrate marketing principles into their business practices. The authors are very well respected in the nonprofit sector and have created a work that is both educational and very practical." - Cynthia Currence, National Vice President, Strategic Marketing and Branding "The bible for nonprofit marketing just got better. This book tells you how to do it ... and do it well. I used to take the book with me as a field guide. Now it is updated for the twenty-first century's challenges in fulfilling our organizational missions." - Bill Novelli, Executive Director, AARP

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FROM THE PREFACE...

This sixth edition of Strategic Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations marks a major change in the way in which nonprofit marketing is conceived and applied. Much more strongly than in previous editions, this book seeks to position marketing as perhaps the most critical―if not the most critical―discipline needed for nonprofit success. It argues that success ultimately requires the influencing of the behavior in a wide range of key target markets―clients, fenders, polity makers, volunteers, the media as well as the nonprofit's own staff: This is the province of marketing! Marketers are the "behavioral influence business:" The book positions marketing as absolutely central to top management's achievement of the organization's mission. Implicit in this volume is the notion that everyone in nonprofit management―including the CEO―ought to have a thorough grounding in marketing and what it does and can do.
― Alan R. Andreasen and Philip Kotler

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