Experiential marketing: case studies in customer experience
Material type: TextPublication details: Routledge London 2021Description: xiv, 331 pISBN:- 9780367900922
- 658.812 BAT
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Book | Indian Institute of Management LRC General Stacks | Marketing | 658.812 BAT (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 004196 |
Table of Contents
1. Customer Experience in the Technology Sector
2. How Consumer Goods Firms are Leveraging the Customer's Experience
3. The Customer's Experience in the Retail Sector
4. The Customer's Experience in the Food, Tourism, and Leisure Sector
5. The Customer's Experience in the Luxury and Fashion Sector
6. How B2B and Consultancy Firms are Leveraging the Customer's Experience
7. The Customer's Experience in the Banking and Insurance Sector
8. The Customer's Experience in the Media and Communication Sector
9. The Customer's Experience in the Transportation Sector
10. The Customer's Experience in the Healthcare Sector
11. The Customer's Experience in the Arts and Culture Sector
12. The Customer's Experience in the Sports, Events, and Entertainment Sector
Experiential marketing has become an indispensable tool for all types of businesses across multiple sectors. This book provides an all-encompassing, practical, and conceptual map of contemporary experiential case studies, which together offer insights into this exciting approach to customer experience.
Experiential Marketing incorporates 36 international case studies from 12 key sectors, from technology, consumer goods, and B2B to luxury, events, and tourism sectors. With a selection of case studies from leading brands, such as Coca-Cola, Nutella, Chanel, NASA, The New York Times, Pfizer, and Amtrak, the reader will learn and practice the experiential marketing tools and strategies through these examples. Expert testimonials, practical applied exercises, and the author’s online videos provide both theoretical foundations and concrete application.
This is a must-read for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate Marketing and Customer Experience students and an excellent teaching resource. It should also be of great use to practitioners – particularly those studying for professional qualifications – who are interested in learning experiential marketing strategies and developing knowledge about the way big brands in different sectors are designing the customer experience online and offline.
Online material includes lecture slides, a test bank of questions, an instructor’s manual, and explanatory videos.
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