Contemporary Consumption, Consumers and Marketing explores current consumer, consumption and marketing cases and issues, posing questions that complement, extend and challenge established marketing theory. It also considers how such major changes affect consumer societies, cultures, and individuals, especially those from gens Y and Z.
Contemporary Consumption, Consumers and Marketing explores current consumer, consumption and marketing cases and issues, posing questions that complement, extend and challenge established marketing theory. It also considers how such major changes affect consumer societies, cultures, and individuals, especially those from gens Y and Z.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brendan Canavan is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at University of Huddersfield, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Relevance: Connecting with Consumers: Generation Y and Z Inspired by K-Pop 2. Reconstruction: Ideological Consumer Engagement: Vegan Extremism and BrewDog Revolution 3. Reassurance: Consumer Nostalgia and Never Growing Up: Otaku, Pokémon, Lego and Hikikomori 4. Reinvention: Evolving Consumer Identities: Observing RuPaul's Drag Race Fans and Reading Taylor Swift's Lyrics 5. Reputation: Building and Breaking Brands Off and Online: Halo Top, Angelababy and Fan BingBing 6. Refraction: Alternative Realities and Marketing Fairy Tales: Myths around Dropshipping, Meerkats and Backpackers 7. Renown: Consumers at the Centre of Attention: Tourists as Celebrities and Narcissism Normalisation 8. Rebalancing: Producing as Well as Consuming: The Success of Homemade Spread Versus the Failure of Juicero 9. Re-evaluating: Marketing amidst Shit Life Syndrome: OxyContin, and Iron Challenges 10. Reviving: Bringing Marketing Back: Inspired by Sex Toys, Slave Free Sugar and Marks & Spencer
1. Relevance: Connecting with Consumers: Generation Y and Z Inspired by K-Pop 2. Reconstruction: Ideological Consumer Engagement: Vegan Extremism and BrewDog Revolution 3. Reassurance: Consumer Nostalgia and Never Growing Up: Otaku, Pokémon, Lego and Hikikomori 4. Reinvention: Evolving Consumer Identities: Observing RuPaul's Drag Race Fans and Reading Taylor Swift's Lyrics 5. Reputation: Building and Breaking Brands Off and Online: Halo Top, Angelababy and Fan BingBing 6. Refraction: Alternative Realities and Marketing Fairy Tales: Myths around Dropshipping, Meerkats and Backpackers 7. Renown: Consumers at the Centre of Attention: Tourists as Celebrities and Narcissism Normalisation 8. Rebalancing: Producing as Well as Consuming: The Success of Homemade Spread Versus the Failure of Juicero 9. Re-evaluating: Marketing amidst Shit Life Syndrome: OxyContin, and Iron Challenges 10. Reviving: Bringing Marketing Back: Inspired by Sex Toys, Slave Free Sugar and Marks & Spencer
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