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Environmental Analysis for Strategic Marketing Planning is a comprehensive guide to understanding and analyzing the business environment from a strategic marketing perspective. The book explores how macro, industry, competitor, customer, and internal factors influence marketing decisions and contribute to building sustainable competitive advantage. It presents the most important analytical tools - such as the STEEPLE framework, Porter's Five Forces, benchmarking, the 6W model of customer analysis, the McKinsey 7S model, and SWOT analysis - each accompanied by theoretical foundations, practical…mehr

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Environmental Analysis for Strategic Marketing Planning is a comprehensive guide to understanding and analyzing the business environment from a strategic marketing perspective. The book explores how macro, industry, competitor, customer, and internal factors influence marketing decisions and contribute to building sustainable competitive advantage. It presents the most important analytical tools - such as the STEEPLE framework, Porter's Five Forces, benchmarking, the 6W model of customer analysis, the McKinsey 7S model, and SWOT analysis - each accompanied by theoretical foundations, practical implementation steps, advantages, and limitations. The aim is to help readers interpret complex environmental dynamics and integrate insights from different analyses into a coherent strategic mindset. This book serves as a valuable resource for marketing and management students as well as practitioners seeking to make evidence-based, forward-looking decisions in an increasingly complex and fast-changing world.
Autorenporträt
Dr. László Molnár has been teaching marketing planning at the University of Miskolc (Hungary) for nearly two decades at undergraduate, master's, and PhD level.Dr. Vanya Kraleva has been teaching marketing research and analytics at the University of Economics - Varna (Bulgaria) for nearly 10 years at both the undergraduate and master's levels.