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Winner of the TAA 2021 Most Promising New Textbook award!
This award-winning textbook introduces you to all the essential concepts and tools for marketing in a digital age.
The new second edition retains a strong focus on digital and social media marketing, and has been updated to include cutting-edge coverage on the implications of Covid-19 on consumer behavior. Greater emphasis has been placed on sustainability, diversity and inclusion, providing you with the skills you will need to become an ethical and socially-minded marketer.
The new edition also includes:
Over 30 case
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Winner of the TAA 2021 Most Promising New Textbook award!

This award-winning textbook introduces you to all the essential concepts and tools for marketing in a digital age.

The new second edition retains a strong focus on digital and social media marketing, and has been updated to include cutting-edge coverage on the implications of Covid-19 on consumer behavior. Greater emphasis has been placed on sustainability, diversity and inclusion, providing you with the skills you will need to become an ethical and socially-minded marketer.

The new edition also includes:

Over 30 case studies from global companies, including Netflix, Amazon, Zara, Tony s Chocolonely, Nissan, and Airbnb
A revamped Sustainability Spotlight feature in every chapter that aligns with the UN s Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative
A wide range of critical thinking questions that encourage you to reflect on real-world examples and scenarios.

This textbook is your essential guide to marketing as part of an introductory marketing course at college or university.

Principles of Management for a Digital Age is accompanied by online resources for instructors, including PowerPoints, a testbank, selected content from SAGE Business Cases and a teaching guide containing lecture objectives, chapter outlines, activities and discussion questions. Students can access additional video content and further reading for each chapter.

Tracy L. Tuten is a professor of marketing at Sofia University, USA.
Autorenporträt
Tracy L. Tuten is a professor of marketing at Sofia University, USA and author of several books including co-author of the award-winning textbook, Social Media Marketing. Her first book, Advertising 2.0: Social Media Marketing in a Web 2.0 World, was followed by others on using social media and digital marketing for the enterprise, and the book, Advertisers at Work, which features interviews with luminaries in the field. Dr. Tuten's publications have appeared in such journals as Journal of Marketing Communications, Psychology & Marketing, and Journal of Business Research. A two-time Fulbright Scholar, she frequently speaks around the world on marketing topics. She's been recognized with teaching awards at her respective institutions and with national awards, such as the O'Hara Leadership Award in Direct & Interactive Marketing Education. In 2013, she was inducted into the Incredible Women of ECU series, which highlights female graduates of East Carolina University who have reached exceptional levels of achievement in their respective careers. Follow her updates on Twitter @brandacity
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A key marketing textbook for students, academics and practitioners. This textbook is bursting with theoretical and practical insights structured around key marketing concepts, theories and frameworks applicable to online and offline settings and contexts. This text also includes an array of examples, case studies, questions, and reflections, which will strengthen academic learning and critical thinking. Dr Christopher Pich
This much needed textbook comes at a vital time for marketing educators who are struggling to find pedagogical content that matches today's marketing environment. Packed with examples and cases, it is also succinct and clearly written to engage students. A must have for instructors and their classes.

Svend Hollensen