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C/M/1425. Role of integrated marketing communications in business success

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3150
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2010
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The paper looks at the role of marketing communication mix explaining the concept of integrated marketing communication (IMC), describing the stages and the tools of the IMC process, and identifying criteria for the selection of the right marketing communication strategies for the company. Recommendations are suggested about the ways to develop an effective MCM strategy.

 

KEYWORDS: Marketing mix, integrated marketing communication,

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