Evidence-Based Stakeholder Marketing (edX)

Evidence-Based Stakeholder Marketing (edX)
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Students are required to have completed EBM01x, and ideally, students should also have completed EBM02x. This course is a graduate level course that assumes an undergraduate degree level understanding in a non-cognate area.
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Evidence-Based Stakeholder Marketing (edX)
Position your organization for success by learning how to evaluate research and evidence to identify and support key marketing strategies. Evidence-based marketing provides the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the brave new world of digital marketing, to develop a marketing mix, and to create cost-effective marketing strategies that cut through the clutter.

There are plenty of courses that will teach you the principles and practices of marketing, and plenty of books that will introduce you to the next “big” thing. This is particularly true in the Internet age, with new digital marketing opportunities seeming to appear daily. Some have even questioned whether the basic principles and practices of marketing still apply in this new digital world.

Drawing on the evidence-based framework, this marketing course teaches managers how to evaluate the evidence in support of new and existing marketing strategies, guiding them to identify the best strategy for different stakeholders, and giving them the tools to evaluate the impact of their marketing activities.

The knowledge and skills developed in this course are an important addition to the arsenal of marketing analysts, emerging and established marketing managers, and market-oriented entrepreneurs.


What you'll learn

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

- Establish the relevant stakeholder groups that their organization needs to address in their marketing activity.

- Justify the choice of target audience for marketing communication.

- Integrate stakeholder knowledge and communication to solve customer needs.

- Deliver effective communication that reflects the complexity of real-world stakeholder issues.


Course Syllabus


Week 1: Marketing concepts

Introduction to the key marketing theories and concepts.


Week 2: Strategy and applications

High level strategic considerations for stakeholder-based marketing.


Week 3: Tactics in marketing

Evidence for different marketing tactics that are applicable to different stakeholders.


Week 4: Defining the audience

Tools for evaluating feedback relating to marketing solutions for different stakeholders.


Week 5: Marketing by evidence

Collection, synthesis and analysis of marketing evidence.


Week 6: Context and applications

Review and reflect on the application of different marketing strategies and tactics in different contexts.



Course Auditing
149.00 USD
Students are required to have completed EBM01x, and ideally, students should also have completed EBM02x. This course is a graduate level course that assumes an undergraduate degree level understanding in a non-cognate area.