Pada mata kuliah Strategi Pemasaran, mahasiswa belajar menguraikan teori-teori dalam strategi pemasaran meliputi market competition, strategic positioning, data-driven marketing, omnichannel strategy in retailing, marketing performance, digital capability, marketing ambidexterity, market innovatiness, strategic pricing, entrepreneurial orientation, marketing agility, reverse innovation, dan sustainable development goals & strategic marketing.
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Teori dan konsep Strategi Pemasaran
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