Journal of Services Marketing: Volume 2 Issue 2

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CHANGE THE STRATEGY, CHANGE THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: DO THE DEPARTMENT STORES DARE RISK SUCCESS?

Douglas J. Tigert, Lawrence J. Ring, Bert McCammon

Contrary to popular myth, the department store industry is not dead, dying, or comatose. While return on investment in the aggregate among all department stores in North America…

SERVICE MARKETING TO YUPPIES

Alan J. Bush, David I. Ortinau

One unique group of consumers which has recently attracted the attention of many marketing professionals is the yuppie (young urban professional) market segment. Yet little is…

MANAGING PARTIAL BENEFIT MARKETING: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CONTINUING CONCERNS

Eugene H. Fram, Bruce L. Oliver

Most organizations that market services can give clients a wide range of benefits as long as their clients are willing to to pay the negotiated price. These firms are engaged in…

GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR IMPROVING CUSTOMER SERVICE

Richard T. Garfein

Customer service is on many people's minds these days. There is more than just a growing sense that service in America leaves much to be desired and, in fact, has gotten worse…

THE PRODUCT LIABILITY IMPLICATIONS OF SERVICES MARKETING

Craig A. Kelley, Joseph L. Orsini

Rapid increases in product liability litigation has expanded its importance as an item of concern to all marketers. A recent Conference Board Study reports that two‐thirds of the…

THE IDENTIFICATION OF EVALUATIVE CRITERIA AND CUES USED IN SELECTING SERVICES

F.G. Crane, T.K. Clarke

There has been extensive research conducted regarding the identification of evaluative criteria and cues used in selecting products classified as goods, yet there has been little…

MET LIFE'S QUEST FOR QUALITY

John J. Falzon

Metropolitan Life's President and GEO, John J. Creedon, has said, “Quality is more a journey than a destination.” This phrase is descriptive of what has been happening at Met Life…

GOING GLOBAL: HOW TO JOIN THE SECOND MAJOR REVOLUTION IN ADVERTISING

Robert O. Jordan

The Two Revolutions in Advertising. Dr. Shoop's Restorative was a patent medicine sold around the turn of the century. It allegedly cured shingles, rickets, the grippe, the…

Cover of Journal of Services Marketing

ISSN:

0887-6045

Online date, start – end:

1987

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Dr Rebekah Russell-Bennett
  • Dr. Mark Rosenbaum