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Marketing Concepts for Libraries and Information Services
Marketing Concepts for Libraries and Information Services | Eileen Elliott De Sáez
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SUMARIO: what is marketing?; the corporate mission; marketing strategies for librarians and information professionals; the marketing mix; promotion and public relations; market segmentation; marketing research and market research; corporate identity and corporate image; the marketing plan. -- RESUMEN: The most successful organizations in a fast changing world are those that are genuinely market oriented. If librarians and information professionals are to ensure the survival and prosperity of their services, then marketing is a tool they must master, and market research is an essential element of their work. This well-known textbook introduces practitioners to a wide range of marketing concepts and techniques suitable for library and information services. Fully revised and updated, this second edition contains an extensive new chapter on marketing in the digital age, which explores the potential of e-marketing for librarians and information managers; data mining and customer relationship management; and the current marketing focus.
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“A check of why, what, when, where, and, most important, who will result in a convincing and effective marketing plan to take the library and information centre forward into a successful future.â€

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“The marketing mix aims at communicating effectively with the ‘publics‘ of the library or information service and satisfying target user, client and customer needs. It is a significant and substantial part of marketing policy that supports the mission and corporate image of the library or information service. Marketing policy must have serious resources to underpin it. Its success could mean the difference. . .â€