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Marketing of agricultural products

Richard L. Kohls

1972

Consuming interests

Terry Marsden

2000

Gaining ground

Joan Barfoot

1980

Co-operative and other organized methods of marketing California horticultural products

John William Lloyd

1919

Sell the Fun Stuff

Jenna Glatzer

2002

The relation of the city to its food supply

National Municipal League.

1915

The Tastemakers: Why We're Crazy for Cupcakes but Fed Up with Fondue

David Sax

2014

The Case for B2B Branding

Bob Lamons

2005

Health care marketing plans

Steven G. Hillestad

1984

American Car Design Now

C. Edson Armi

2003

Planning & managing interior projects

Carol E. Farren

1988

New World Parrots Crisis: Solutions from Conservation Biology

Noel F. R. Snyder, Steven R. Beissinger

1992

Marketing modernism in fin-de-siècle Europe

Jensen, Robert, Robert Jensen

1994

Market orientation

Adam Lindgreen

2010

Craftworker's market, 1979

1978

Start and Run a Profitable Craft Business

William G. Hynes

1990

The direct marketing of live stock

W. F. Chown

1941

Marketing in hospitality and tourism

Stephen Calver, Richard Teare, Simon Crawford-Welch et al.

1995

Competitive strategy for health care organizations

Alan Sheldon

1984

Selling sickness

Alan Cassels, R. Moynihan

2005

Feeding Tomorrow's World (Sextant, 3)

Albert Sasson

1990

End of Overeating

David A. Kessler

2009

Strategic marketing for not-for-profit organizations

Armand Lauffer

1984

Buying serials

N. Bernard Basch, Judy McQueen

1990

International Film Business

Angus Finney

2014

This business of art

Diane Cochrane

1988

Legendary brands

Laurence Vincent

2002

The Macintosh way

Guy Kawasaki

1990 ★ 4.0

Consuming books

Brown, Stephen

2006

Beyond disruption

Jean-Marie Dru

2002

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