Demarketing vs The Marketing Planning Process (CIM Coursebook)

Overall winner: The Marketing Planning Process (CIM Coursebook)

Key Differences

Choose Product A (CIM Coursebook) if you want a focused marketing planning textbook from a brand-name author team and a slightly higher aggregated rating with more reviews. Choose Product B (Demarketing) if you prefer an academic treatment of demarketing and marketing strategy from different authors, though it has fewer reviews and less feature detail

Demarketing

Demarketing

Jim Blythe, Nigel Bradley • ★ 3.2/5 • Mid-Range

An analysis of market strategies and demarketing concepts. Key insight discusses mixed customer sentiment and relevance to strategy

Pros

  • explores market demarketing concepts
  • relevant for market research readers
  • structured as a book

Cons

  • limited customer insight data
  • rating based on a single review
  • features unavailable
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The Marketing Planning Process (CIM Coursebook)

The Marketing Planning Process (CIM Coursebook)

Ray Donnelly, Graham Harrison, Phil Megicks • ★ 3.2/5 • Mid-Range

A structured guide to the marketing planning process.Highlights strategic frameworks and practical steps for planning and execution. Customer insight indicates mixed sentiment about applicability of theory to practice

Pros

  • structured coverage of marketing planning
  • practical steps for implementation
  • clarity in framework presentation
  • authoritative coursebook for study

Cons

  • customer insight notes mixed sentiment
  • no features listed
  • no explicit examples in data
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Head-to-Head

CriteriaWinner
Price Ray Donnelly, Graham Harrison, Phil Megicks
Durability Tie
Versatility Ray Donnelly, Graham Harrison, Phil Megicks
User Reviews Ray Donnelly, Graham Harrison, Phil Megicks