Implementation Challenges: Triggers for Interactions in Marketing Strategy Making

Sarah Browne, Katrina Lawlor, Pamela Sharkey Scott, Laura Cuddihy

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Abstract

The old and familiar tools of marketing strategy-making (MSM), which breed sameness and repetition, no longer apply in today’s dynamic market environment. Despite the need for new insights, we understand little of how MSM actually occurs in practice. Departing from the common focus- on the prescriptive tools and techniques of strategy– we apply a marketing-as-practice (M-as-P) lens to our exploration of how organisations engage in strategy making. We utilise an in-depth case study to explore problemistic search behaviour and individuals interactions in developing strategic marketing campaigns and uncover specific consultative and collaborative interactional practices.
Original languageEnglish
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2012
EventEuropean Group for Organization Studies (EGOS) conference 2012 - Helsinki, Finland
Duration: 5 Jul 20127 Jul 2012

Conference

ConferenceEuropean Group for Organization Studies (EGOS) conference 2012
Country/TerritoryFinland
CityHelsinki
Period5/07/127/07/12

Keywords

  • marketing strategy-making
  • dynamic market environment
  • marketing-as-practice
  • problemistic search behaviour
  • strategic marketing campaigns
  • consultative practices
  • collaborative interactional practices

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