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This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the full contents of the book Marketing (6th Edition) by Paul Baines, Chris Fill, and Sara Rosengren. The summary is entirely written in English and covers all chapters of the book. Each section has been carefully developed and provides an in-depth explanation of the key concepts, theories, models, and practical examples discussed in the book.

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Chapter 1 – Marketing principles and practice...........................................14
1. Introduction.........................................................................................14
2. What is marketing?.............................................................................14
2.1 What is the difference between customers and consumers?.........15
2.2 Market orientation.........................................................................15
2.3 Marketing’s intellectual roots.........................................................16
2.4 Difference between sales and marketing......................................17
2.5 What do marketers do?..................................................................18
2.6 Marketing as exchange..................................................................19
2.7 The marketing mix and the 4P’s....................................................19
3. The extended marketing mix..............................................................20
3.1 Relationship marketing, service-dominant logic, and co-creation. 21
4. Marketing in context...........................................................................22
4.1 The consumer goods perspective..................................................22
4.2 The service perspective.................................................................23
4.3 The business-to-business perspective...........................................24
5. Marketing’s impact on society............................................................24
Chapter 2 – The marketing environment....................................................26
1. Introduction.........................................................................................26
2. Understanding the external environment...........................................26
2.1 The political environment..............................................................27
2.2 The economic environment...........................................................28
2.3 The sociocultural environment......................................................29
2.4 The technological environment.....................................................29
2.5 The legal environment...................................................................30
2.6 The ecological environment...........................................................31
3. Environmental scanning.....................................................................31
4. Understanding the performance environment....................................32
4.1 Analysing industries.......................................................................33
4.1.1 New entrants...........................................................................33
4.1.2 Substitutes..............................................................................34
4.1.3 Buyers.....................................................................................34


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, 4.1.4 Suppliers.................................................................................35
4.1.5 Competitors.............................................................................35
4.1.5.1 Who are our competitors?.................................................35
4.1.5.2 What are their strengths and weaknesses?.......................36
4.1.5.3 What are their strategic goals?.........................................36
4.1.5.4 Which strategies are they following?.................................37
4.1.5.5 How are they likely to respond?........................................37
4.1.6 Suppliers and distributors.......................................................38
4.1.7 Challenging an industry..........................................................38
5. Understanding the internal environment............................................38
5.1 Portfolio analysis............................................................................39
5.1.1 Portfolio issues........................................................................39
6. Marketing audit...................................................................................40
7. Marketing performance metrics..........................................................40
Chapter 3 – Consumer buying behaviour...................................................42
1. Introduction.........................................................................................42
2. Consumer behaviour: between rationality, irrationality and hedonism
................................................................................................................42
3. Proposition acquisition........................................................................43
3.1 Motive development......................................................................43
3.2 Information gathering....................................................................44
3.3 Proposition evaluation...................................................................44
3.4 Proposition selection......................................................................45
3.5 Acquisition / purchase....................................................................45
3.6 Re-evaluation.................................................................................45
4. Perceptions, learning, and memory....................................................46
4.1 Perceptions....................................................................................47
4.2 Learning and memory....................................................................47
5. Personality..........................................................................................48
5.1 The trait approach........................................................................48
5.2 The self-concept approach.............................................................49
6. Motivation...........................................................................................49
6.1 Theory of planned behaviour.........................................................50
7. The importance of social contexts......................................................51
7.1 Opinions, attitudes, and values.....................................................51
7.2 Group influence.............................................................................51
7.3 Social grade...................................................................................52

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, 7.4 Lifestyle.........................................................................................52
7.5 Life stage.......................................................................................53
7.6 Culture and ethnic groups.............................................................53
Chapter 4 – Business-to-business marketing.............................................55
1. Introduction.........................................................................................55
2. What is business-to-business marketing?...........................................55
3. The characteristics of business markets.............................................56
3.1 The nature of demand...................................................................56
3.2 The buying processes....................................................................56
3.3 International dimensions...............................................................57
3.4 Relationships.................................................................................57
4. Types of B2B customers, goods, and services....................................58
5. Organizational buying behaviour........................................................58
6. Decision- making units........................................................................59
6.1 The characteristics of decision-making units.................................59
6.2 The processes of decision-making units........................................60
6.2.1 New task..................................................................................60
6.2.2 Modified rebuy.........................................................................61
6.2.3 Straight rebuy.........................................................................61
6.3 Buyphases.....................................................................................61
6.3.1 Need / problem recognition.....................................................61
6.3.2 Product specification...............................................................62
6.3.3 Supplier and proposition search..............................................62
6.3.4 Evaluation of proposals...........................................................62
6.3.5 Supplier selection....................................................................63
6.3.6 Evaluation...............................................................................63
6.4 Buygrids.........................................................................................64
6.5 Purchasing in organizations...........................................................64
6.5.1 Customer sophistication..........................................................65
6.5.2 Increasing competition............................................................65
6.5.3 Digital technology...................................................................65
6.5.4 Branding..................................................................................66
6.5.5 Strategic issues.......................................................................66
7. Developing a customer portfolio matrix.............................................67
8. Key account management (KAM)........................................................67
8.1 Changes in the competitive environment......................................68
8.2 Changes in industry structure........................................................69
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, 8.3 Key account relationship cycles.....................................................69
8.4 Managing key accounts.................................................................69
9. Corporate social responsibility............................................................70
10. Professional services marketing........................................................71
Chapter 5 – Services and relationship marketing.......................................72
1. Introduction.........................................................................................72
2. The unique characteristics of services................................................73
2.1 Intangibility....................................................................................73
2.2 Perishability...................................................................................73
2.3 Variability.......................................................................................74
2.4 Inseparability.................................................................................75
2.5 Lack of ownership..........................................................................75
3. Service processes...............................................................................76
4. Key dimensions of services marketing................................................76
5. Measuring service quality and performance.......................................77
6. Service failure and recovery...............................................................78
7. The principles of relationship marketing.............................................79
8. Loyalty and retention..........................................................................79
8.1 Relationship trust, commitment, and satisfaction.........................80
8.2 Customer satisfaction....................................................................81
8.3 Customer experiences...................................................................82
8.4 Experience quality.........................................................................83
8.5 Customer engagement..................................................................83
Chapter 6 – Marketing strategy..................................................................84
1. Introduction.........................................................................................84
2. The strategic context..........................................................................85
3. Strategic marketing planning..............................................................86
3.1 Defining mission, vision, and values..............................................86
4. Process and activities..........................................................................87
4.1 Strategic market analysis..............................................................87
4.1.1 SWOT analysis.........................................................................87
4.2 Strategic marketing goals..............................................................88
4.3 Strategic market action.................................................................89
4.3.1 Competitive advantage...........................................................90
4.3.2 Generic strategies...................................................................90
4.3.3 Competitive positioning..........................................................91
4.3.3.1 Competing.........................................................................91
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