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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose the application of social practice theory for the investigation of entrepreneurial marketing (EM) practices. Design/methodology/approach – A theoretical gap has been found between scholarly efforts to explain the nature of EM practice and the...
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The importance of customer service to the small firm together with how small firms can maximize their inherent strengths in this respect are considered. Current customer service theories, which have developed with larger organizations in mind, are examined to assess how they may be adapted to...
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Focuses on the issue of how to improve quality in marketing with references to a services context. Offers a definition of Services Marketing and Quality in Marketing and attempts to match the dimensions of both by way of a Holistic Model for quality improvement in a services context. Applies...
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Traditionally, senior management has focussed on a customer‐oriented search for competitive advantage in improving its marketing performance. There have been many systems, procedures and measurement approaches created for improving a company’s overall performance which have achieved varying...
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Qualitative Marketing Research clearly explains the use and importance of qualitative methods, clarifying the theories behind the methodology and providing concrete examples and exercises which illustrate its application to management studies and marketing
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Considers how to research small and medium‐sized enterprise (SME) entrepreneurs’ decision making in the context of their own environment, in order to reach some in‐depth understanding of such phenomena. Previous work has called for the use of more appropriate methods for understanding and...
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