Created
by: Michelle
Barth Debbie
Byrd Dadirai
Mapuvire Angie
Riesenberg Jennifer
Wallman
In
our endeavor to locate marketing resources, we found massive amounts
of information available. Whether you are searching for books and
magazines, government resources, internet resources, or professional associations,
there is a variety of resources available at the NKU Steely Library, your
location library or the internet. Listed below are a few of the resources
available for those in the marketing field along with direct links for
your usage. We hope you enjoy your journey through our web site.
Government Sources :
There are numerous government sources available for research in the marketing field. If you are looking for statistics and information from the Census Bureau, check out our information on STATS.
A great government search
engine which provides a direct link to the individual government agencies
is Firstgov. This is an official website of the United States Government.
To read more about it look at Firstgov.
EBSCO Host provides abstracts, articles and information on all research sources dealing with advertising and promotion. Click here EBSCO
The Blackwell Encyclopedic Dictionary of Marketing is a reference for marketing terminology. It provides a starting point for further learning of marketing terms and concepts and is an easy source of reference. Click here for more information.
Professional Associations :
To learn more about
finding useful information in succeeding in jobs and careers through the
American Marketing Association's website, please click here.
The Interactive Advertising
Bureau provides up-to-date information in the world of the advertising,
as well as providing past information for research purposes. To learn
more, please click IAB.
The
American Advertising Federation's website, www.aaf.org, is a great resource
for a marketing professional. It allows marketers to interact with
one another, sharing ideas and practices. The AAF keeps marketers
informed of current industry news as well as in government affairs.
To view more information, please click AAF.
Last update 12/05/01