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In the best-selling book “Marketing: A Management Perspective”,
Kotler (Kotler, 1988, p. 58. Urban Marketing as a Learning
Strategy Phillip Kotler discusses urban marketing as a learning
strategy. Kotler argues that urban marketing is more successful if
it is designed as a learning strategy. Kotler describes urban
marketing learning strategies such as knowledge creation,
information sharing, and experience sharing as well as action
learning. Kotler's urban learning strategies are directed towards
customer loyalty. The urban context makes customer loyalty moredifficult to maintain. Kotler describes urban learning as a means ofensuring customer loyalty by transforming “a situation ofindifference” to a situation of “active participation.” By actively
engaging urban patrons, Kotler argues that marketers can better
serve their customers. Urban learning strategies involve “a serious
commitment to knowledge management and to evidence-basedreasoning,” (Kotler, 1988, p. Kotler u raznim mislicima ipaknalazio je svaki posao. Upravljanje marketingom, planirano
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Secondary Data Analysis? Secondary data analysis is thecollection, analysis, and interpretation of statistical data that
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statistical analysis that has been extended to a single researchrequest. Some of the advantages of secondary data analysis include: Reduction in the level of effort, time, and resources required.
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