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The mission of the marketing program is to provide education in marketing by enabling undergraduates and MBAs to become critical thinkers and gain the ability to manage firms and organizations in the public interest and in a global context. We originate research and serve our college, university, and society at large with professional expertise.
The Career Launch and Holiday Mixer, held annually for Western Marketing Students and Alumni, provides an opportunity to establish new connections as they get ready to kickstart their post-college careers.
MINDFUL MARKETING ELECT TO EMPOWER YOUR FUTURE MKTG 476 - Digital Marketing
Digital marketing is the component of marketing that utilizes the internet and online-based digital technologies to promote products and services. It involves various digital channels such as social media, search engines, email, and mobile apps to connect with potential customers and individuals interested in products or services.
Digital marketing allows for personalized communication and the ability to track campaign performance, making it a vital aspect of business and brand awareness in today's digital age.
Brand management is about meaning. Brand is more than just a name and a logo as brands must be carefully created, astutely managed, and judiciously leveraged if they are to thrive, brand is something that is important to peoples which gives them values. Religion is a brand, athletes are a brand, and you are a brand. By taking 475 brand management students will practice building a personal brand as well as learn how to establish brand identity and equity to attract and maintain customers which increase their customer lifetime value. This course will help individuals connect their brand with their customer base!
Marketing 499, or ‘People and Money’, is a discussion-based class where students learn about Price, one of the four P’s in the marketing mix. Marketing 499 is the only elective that covers the price element and is often thought of the least by students.
Post created by Glory Burford
Applied IMC (Spring Quarter 2023)
After my time as a content creator and then a product manager, this quarter marked my first time taking on a more ‘big-picture’ kind of role as the director of operations for the integrated marketing communications class. Keep reading to learn more about the lessons I learned this quarter!
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Applied IMC (Spring Quarter 2023)
In this blog post I walk through my experiences in managing others, and I discuss the key lessons I have learned. Additionally, I relate this key lessons to being able to effectively and successfully manage a team.
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