From Serebra Learning Corporation
Financial Analysis for Successful Marketing 
Whether you have a "head" for numbers, or a "dread" of numbers, no strategic marketing plan will be successful without a thorough financial analysis. The final course in this series takes a user-friendly, interactive approach to help you master the numbers game. You will analyze typical financial parameters associated with setting up a financial budget as part of an overall marketing strategy.
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Elements of Marketing Strategy 
...marketing strategy in order to get your new product or service approved. This course is designed to give you a strong start in developing your marketing vision, direction, and ultimately a plan. You'll get an overview of the key factors encompassing the broad scope of strategic marketing. You'll be able to discuss cost structures and their influence on your marketing strategy. The impact of
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Introduction to Brand Management 
There are three ingredients every company needs for branding success: a brand manager, a brand, and the consumer. But how do these ingredients relate and what are they comprised of that makes them so important? This course will demonstrate how each ingredient reacts to the other in order to create a valuable, long-lasting brand. First, you will learn about the responsibilities of a brand manager,
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Pricing and Profitability for Product Managers 
A crucial aspect of a product manager's job is deciding what price to charge for a given product. It's equally important to understand that pricing decisions do not happen in a vacuum; the product manager will be held accountable for the success of the products he prices. Clearly, it's important for the product manager to understand the financial implications of his decisions. In this course,
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Branding Your Internet Identity eMarketing Overview 
This course helps learners to understand the different approaches taken toward eMarketing and the various components of an eMarketing plan. A series of strategies are also provided to assist course participants when implementing a
Web presence as part of their marketing mix. Professionals who want to create and promote an online marketing strategy
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Branding Your Internet Identity Define Your Core Business 
This course teaches learners the typical components of a business overview - an important part of any eMarketing plan. It also demonstrates how important it is to review your company name. The all-important question - to what degree your organization should launch an
Internet presence - is also addressed. Professionals who want to create and promote an online marketing strategy.
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Branding Your Internet Identity Form Strategic Alliances 
This course defines the characteristics of reciprocal links and shows learners how to recognize why strategic alliances sometimes fail. It also helps them to understand the guidelines involved in creating a strategic alliance and shows the steps involved in negotiating, implementing and supporting any alliance. Professionals who want to create and promote an online marketing strategy
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Scoping Your Internet Project Evaluate Statistics 
This course shows learners how statistics can be used most effectively in eMarketing. Several guidelines also help to further simplify the process by providing a solid framework for reviewing statistics. Professionals who want to create and promote an online marketing strategy
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Scoping Your Internet Project Research Accurate Data 
This course helps learners to recognize the challenges associated with online research, and how to effectively research accurate, ethical, and useful data through searches and surveys on the
Internet. Professionals who want to create and promote an online marketing strategy
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Doing Business with the Government 
This course explains how to identify, win, and manage contracts with the largest consumer of goods and services in the world--the U.S. government. Each year the federal government awards contracts worth over $200 billion to businesses of all sizes and diversity. Of the 20 percent of contracts designated for small businesses, one quarter are aimed at women-owned businesses and another quarter for
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