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Agiles Marketing digitaler Produkte - Fallstudie Mobilfunk

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Im Online-Vertrieb ist es nicht nur möglich, die Verkäufe eigener Produkte laufend zu beobachten; auch Preise, Aktionen und Innovationen des Wettbewerbs können in Echtzeit analysiert werden. Sofern es gelingt, Muster zwischen Angebotsgestaltung und Kaufverhalten zu erkennen, kann der Marketingmix digitaler Produkte dynamisch optimiert werden.

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  • Stehmann, Andreas, 2017. "Agiles Marketing digitaler Produkte - Fallstudie Mobilfunk," Marketing Review St.Gallen, Universität St.Gallen, Institut für Marketing und Customer Insight, vol. 34(3), pages 60-66.
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