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Contemporary Marketing

Contemporary Marketing by Boone & Kurtz has proven to be the premier principles of marketing text and package since the first edition. With each edition, this best selling author team builds and improves upon past innovations, creating the most technologically advanced, student friendly, instructor supported text available. The twelfth edition continues to provide the most current and up-to-date content by including the most current coverage of topics such as one-to-one marketing, strategic planning, guerilla marketing, customer relationship management, and much more.

655 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2005

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Louis E. Boone

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November 18, 2017
Well, it's a textbook. I always feel reluctant to rate a textbook based on entertainment value, but I really resisted this one especially and I had trouble getting through my class readings. It does include a lot of information, so it's probably effective for learning about marketing. Just that I hated it.
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May 2, 2021
This was actually one of my favorite textbooks to read - the content was very engaging and easy to follow. It made homework assignments a lot easier. I wish more textbooks were presented in this format.
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43 reviews
January 10, 2010
My text for my marketing class. It seems pretty informational. A bit intimidating because of it's size-I wouldn't have thought a marketing book to be this big-esecially because it's just a general class.
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21 reviews
January 13, 2013
Nearly overwhelming with the amount of information contained within...but good lord, what a dry read. Hard to stay focused, even on a subject I enjoy.
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