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"Strategic Shopper Marketing provides a uniquely strategic perspective on the 'anything, anywhere, anytime' retail revolution. Following the principles set out by leading global consultant Georg Krentzel, a practitioner can connect shopper marketing principles with strategic concerns, aligning it with other disciplines like marketing, sales and distribution to connect their route to purchase with their route to market. Providing professionals with a theoretically well-founded understanding of shopper marketing, the book charts the history and development of shopper marketing and describes the newest developments and changes in the market place that impact how shoppers need to be activated to generate profitable sales and loyalty. The book presents a guideline with examples and numerous illustrations to develop successful shopper marketing strategies across different sales channels"--

Consumers' preferences. --- Marketing. --- Consumer behavior.

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"Not long ago, wearing real fur was a signal of wealth and status. Now, it's a signal of ignorance. Thanks to luxury rental and resale services, these day anyone can walk around in a Gucci belt. But not everyone knows that Rimowa dropped a new suitcase or who made their food and clothes. Wokeness is a modern class distinction. What consumers value, and how they spend their time and money, changes the role and meaning of brands. It is not only business savvy, but also socially urgent that brands start trading in the modern aspirational economy. Overproduction and air travel are killing our planet, and social media addiction and busyness are killing us. Accumulating commodities and counting air miles and social media likes are aspiration symbols that reward the bad behavior of companies and individuals. For the longest time, brands have operated according to the Veblen logic that status is linked to wealth and desirability to price. Now they have the opportunity to flip the script of aspiration and link worth and values to their success. Aimed at marketers, entrepreneurs, and everyone else curious about changing business, in this book you will find analysis, examples, and tools of how to use the modern aspiration economy to shift your brand narrative and competitive strategy, create and distribute brand symbols, and ensure that your products and services create both monetary and moral value. Written by a world-renown brand strategy executive and Sociology Ph.D., this book seamlessly combines sociology and business to deliver practical advice for brands across industries"--

Consumers' preferences. --- Business planning. --- Branding (Marketing)

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The study on the impact of the digital consumer's emotional intelligence based on the moral values promoted in e-business presents an actual interdisciplinary topic in the context of the digital age. The research proposes an original approach to e-business and digital consumer in terms of moral values and emotional intelligence. The Internet has positive effects on consumers and organizations when it is used properly to improve the quality of life. New consumers are more selective, receptive and interested in new technologies. Digital consumers have the opportunity to get informed quickly about products/services offers and e-business provides a simplified acquisition process through diversity and accessibility. About the Author: Ioana Bucur-Teodorescu received the Master degree in Project Management from the Bucharest University of Economic Studies and the Bachelor degree for Business Administration in French. She took her Ph.D. degree in business and administration from the same university, has joined several IT corporations and got expertise working on multiple projects and having certain roles for business and sales operations related to the French market. Her main research interests include e-business, digital consumers, business models related to the internet, and values promoted in the digital era.

Electronic commerce --- Consumers --- Emotional intelligence. --- Moral and ethical aspects. --- Attitudes. --- EI (Emotional intelligence) --- Emotional IQ --- Emotional quotient --- EQ (Emotional quotient) --- Multiple intelligences --- Consumer attitudes --- Market surveys --- Consumers' preferences --- Cybercommerce --- E-business --- E-commerce --- E-tailing --- eBusiness --- eCommerce --- Electronic business --- Internet commerce --- Internet retailing --- Online commerce --- Web retailing --- Commerce --- Information superhighway