First Published in 1968, The Assessment of Industrial Markets offers a quite different approach to the subject of industrial marketing research. It concentrates on the techniques of industrial marketing research and devotes a chapter to each major method. More space is also given to the mechanics of research. The author’s purpose has been to set out clearly the salient factors and methodologies. Chapter demographics refer the reader to more detailed or advanced reading on any particular aspect of industrial marketing.

The book is essentially practical and contains an important innovation. Where appropriate, checklists have been developed for the processes and actions required in a number of industrial marketing activities. Also, the checklist which appeared in Industrial Marketing Research is included in the present work in a revised and extended form. This is a must read for students of marketing, business management and business economics.

First Published in 1965, The Marketing of Industrial Products is the product of diverse talents and experiences. The first words of Aubrey Wilson''s introduction to this book emphasise the importance and relevance of industrial marketing to everyone connected with industry. He goes on to stress the need to set industrial marketing into a wider perspective and, at the same time, to provide for the urgent requirements of students for a basic authoritative book.

Each chapter (with one exception) is an original contribution, especially commissioned for the book which has been devised and edited as an integrated work. The editor comments that there can be few if any people who are able to write with equal authority on each function of marketing. He has therefore invited eighteen leaders in their own particular function to contribute to this book. It immediately establishes itself as a standard work. This is a must read for students of marketing and business management.

First Published in 1968, The Assessment of Industrial Markets offers a quite different approach to the subject of industrial marketing research. It concentrates on the techniques of industrial marketing research and devotes a chapter to each major method. More space is also given to the mechanics of research. The author’s purpose has been to set out clearly the salient factors and methodologies. Chapter demographics refer the reader to more detailed or advanced reading on any particular aspect of industrial marketing.

The book is essentially practical and contains an important innovation. Where appropriate, checklists have been developed for the processes and actions required in a number of industrial marketing activities. Also, the checklist which appeared in Industrial Marketing Research is included in the present work in a revised and extended form. This is a must read for students of marketing, business management and business economics.

First Published in 1965, The Marketing of Industrial Products is the product of diverse talents and experiences. The first words of Aubrey Wilson''s introduction to this book emphasise the importance and relevance of industrial marketing to everyone connected with industry. He goes on to stress the need to set industrial marketing into a wider perspective and, at the same time, to provide for the urgent requirements of students for a basic authoritative book.

Each chapter (with one exception) is an original contribution, especially commissioned for the book which has been devised and edited as an integrated work. The editor comments that there can be few if any people who are able to write with equal authority on each function of marketing. He has therefore invited eighteen leaders in their own particular function to contribute to this book. It immediately establishes itself as a standard work. This is a must read for students of marketing and business management.

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the techniques and mechanics of the research process, and the management implications of industrial marketing research. It reveals not only how to do marketing research, but also the full range of its profitable applications, and shows how to develop an internal department and how to buy industrial marketing research.

When originally published, this was the first book to be published in the UK or USA devoted solely to the important modern management tool of industrial marketing research.

First Published in 1968, The Assessment of Industrial Markets offers a quite different approach to the subject of industrial marketing research. It concentrates on the techniques of industrial marketing research and devotes a chapter to each major method. More space is also given to the mechanics of research. The author’s purpose has been to set out clearly the salient factors and methodologies. Chapter demographics refer the reader to more detailed or advanced reading on any particular aspect of industrial marketing.

The book is essentially practical and contains an important innovation. Where appropriate, checklists have been developed for the processes and actions required in a number of industrial marketing activities. Also, the checklist which appeared in Industrial Marketing Research is included in the present work in a revised and extended form. This is a must read for students of marketing, business management and business economics.

First Published in 1965, The Marketing of Industrial Products is the product of diverse talents and experiences. The first words of Aubrey Wilson''s introduction to this book emphasise the importance and relevance of industrial marketing to everyone connected with industry. He goes on to stress the need to set industrial marketing into a wider perspective and, at the same time, to provide for the urgent requirements of students for a basic authoritative book.

Each chapter (with one exception) is an original contribution, especially commissioned for the book which has been devised and edited as an integrated work. The editor comments that there can be few if any people who are able to write with equal authority on each function of marketing. He has therefore invited eighteen leaders in their own particular function to contribute to this book. It immediately establishes itself as a standard work. This is a must read for students of marketing and business management.

First Published in 1968, The Assessment of Industrial Markets offers a quite different approach to the subject of industrial marketing research. It concentrates on the techniques of industrial marketing research and devotes a chapter to each major method. More space is also given to the mechanics of research. The author’s purpose has been to set out clearly the salient factors and methodologies. Chapter demographics refer the reader to more detailed or advanced reading on any particular aspect of industrial marketing.

The book is essentially practical and contains an important innovation. Where appropriate, checklists have been developed for the processes and actions required in a number of industrial marketing activities. Also, the checklist which appeared in Industrial Marketing Research is included in the present work in a revised and extended form. This is a must read for students of marketing, business management and business economics.

First Published in 1965, The Marketing of Industrial Products is the product of diverse talents and experiences. The first words of Aubrey Wilson''s introduction to this book emphasise the importance and relevance of industrial marketing to everyone connected with industry. He goes on to stress the need to set industrial marketing into a wider perspective and, at the same time, to provide for the urgent requirements of students for a basic authoritative book.

Each chapter (with one exception) is an original contribution, especially commissioned for the book which has been devised and edited as an integrated work. The editor comments that there can be few if any people who are able to write with equal authority on each function of marketing. He has therefore invited eighteen leaders in their own particular function to contribute to this book. It immediately establishes itself as a standard work. This is a must read for students of marketing and business management.

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the techniques and mechanics of the research process, and the management implications of industrial marketing research. It reveals not only how to do marketing research, but also the full range of its profitable applications, and shows how to develop an internal department and how to buy industrial marketing research.

When originally published, this was the first book to be published in the UK or USA devoted solely to the important modern management tool of industrial marketing research.