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By
Chris Fill, CIM Senior Examiner for the Marketing Communications module; Director of Studies: Marketing Programmes, University of Portsmouth; and
former CIM Senior Examiner for the Integrated Marketing Communications module.
Graham Hughes, MA, MCIM Chartered Marketer, CIM Senior Examiner for the Integrated Marketing Communications Module, and Principal Lecturer in Marketing, Leeds Business School.
Description
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College, United Arab Emirates
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Audience
CIM Lecturers and CIM students taking the Marketing Communications Module
Contents
Unit 1 Introduction to marketing communications
Unit 2 Marketing communications mixes
Unit 3 The marketing communications industry
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4 Relationships and marketing communications
Unit 5 Marketing channels
Unit 6 Communication strategies and the international context
Unit 7 Media, creativity and product support
Unit 8 Evaluating communications effectiveness
Appendix: Feedback and answers
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Paperback, 240 pages, publication date: JUL-2008
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-8967-0
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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