BMATWT 352 - Building Materials and Forest Products Marketing

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Kotler & Armstrong, Principles of Marketing- Lecture PowerPoints

Lecture 01 - Introduction and Course Overview

Chapter 1 - Marketing - Managing Profitable Customer Relationships

Chapter 2 - Company and Marketing Strategy

Chapter 3 - Marketing in the Digital Age

Notes: eBusiness in Quebec Forest Products Industry
Chapter 4 - The Marketing Environment

Mass. Benchmarks - Immigration Article p.15 Income inequality - Gini Coefficient Demographics and Housing

California unfazed by declining affordability

Q2 2006 - Housing Market Statistics

Chapter 5 - Managing Marketing Information

Chapter 6 - Consumer Markets - Buyer Behavior

Study Looks at Shopping Habits of Home Improvement Customers

Chapter 7 - Business Markets -Buyer Behavior
Selling Softwood Lumber

Chapter 8 - Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning

Wood Components Manufacturers Association.

Western Lumber

Chapter 9 - Products, Servcies & Branding

Hardwood Market

Brand Identity

US Lumber Production & Imports

Chapter 10- New Products

Chapter 11 - Pricing 1

Random Lengths Prices

Chapter 12 - Pricing 2

Tin Men - Discussion

Distribution - Rail & Truck Transport

Chapter 13 - Distribution (Place)

Channels of Distribution

Chapter 14 - Retailing and Wholesaling

Introduction to Promotion

Chapter 15 - Marketing Communication

Chatper 16 - Advertising, Promotion and PR

Consultative Sales Presentation

Chapter 17 - Personal Selling

Chapter 18 - Competitive Advantage

Chapter 19 - Global Marketplace

Chapter 20 - Ethics 



   
         

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Building Materials and Wood Technology
Department of Natural Resources Conservation
College of Natural Resources and the Environment
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

   
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