Communication in Marketing
Abstract
Communication call be said to lmppen whenever the individud attributes significance to message-related behavior (1).
Wilbur Scluarnm defined Communication as " the process of establishilg a Commouness or oneness of thought htween a sender zyrd a receiver (2).
Central to this definition is the culcept that for commuttication to occur there must lre a tralNfbr of iltformatiotr from otre pafly-the Sender-wluch is ttceived and understood by the other party{he receiver. In other words both receiver and Sender play an active role in establishing communication (3)'
Communication, derived the Latin word communis, meaning common, is the process of establishing commonness (4).
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References
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- (2) Michael J.Baker. Marketing, An Introductory Text The Mc Millan Press Ltd. London 1980, p.255.
- (3) Michael J. Baker. 1980, p.255.
- (4) Martin Baier. Etements of Direct Marketing Mc Graw-Hill Inc.New York, 1985. p.283.
- (5) James F.Engel, Martin R.Warshaw, Thomas C.Kinnear, Prometional Strategy, Managing the Marketing Communication Process, Richard D.Irwin Inc.Illinois, 1979, p.20.
- (6) David, W.Crawens, Strategic Marketing , Richard D.Irwilt Inc. U.S.A. t987,p.499.
- (7) Martin Baier. Elements of Direct Marketing Mc Graw-Hill Inc.New York, 1985, p.283.
- (8) Larry, J.Rosenberg, Marketing hentice-Hall Inc. New-Jersey, 1977, p.403.
Details
Primary Language
English
Subjects
Linguistics
Journal Section
Research Article
Authors
R. Baki Deniz
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Publication Date
March 24, 2014
Submission Date
March 24, 2014
Acceptance Date
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Published in Issue
Year 1993 Volume: 4 Number: 4
