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Marketing
the activity, set of institutions and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large
Conditions for an Exhange
2 parties
something of value
freedom to accept/reject
communication and delivery
desire to deal with other party
Marketing's First task
finding costumer's needs
Marketing Concept
the idea that the social and economic justification for an organization’s existence is the satisfaction of customer wants and needs while meeting organizational objectives
Marketing mgmt
planning, controlling and organizing the marketing program of a firm
advertising
impersonal communication, or paid communication in which the sponsor or product is identified
Integrated Marketing Communications
designing marketing communications programs that coordinate all promotional activities to create a steady/consistent message
retailing
activities involved in renting, selling, and providing goods and services to ultimate consumers
Marketing Research
process of definign a marketing process and oppertunity, systematically collecting and analyzing data, and recommending actions.
Brand Manager
manages the market efforts of a closely related family of products. all the way from idea to production to choosing market and advertising.
services
intangible activities or benefits that a company/firm offers in exchange for money ( american cancer society)
marketing channel
individuals and firms that make the product/servivce available for consumer consumptions
logistics
activities that focus on getting the right amount of goods at the right place at the right time, at the lowest possible price.
personal selling
face to face selling between buyer and seller often times to influence the buyer into buying the product/service
sales management
planning, implementing and controlling the personal selling effort of the firm
strategic planning
managerial process of maintaining the relationship between the firm's objectives, resources, and market opportunities.
goal of strategic planning
long term profitability and growth
Marketing plan
an actual written document that acts as a guide book for marketing activities for marketing manager
Philosophy of Marketin
meet consumers needs legally and responsibly
focus on consumer wants and needs to distinguish from competitors
integrating all company activities to meet customer needs
achieving a market orientation
obtain info about competitors, market, and customers.
examine info from a total business aspect.
figure how to deliver superior customer value
implement these ideas
societal marketing concept
the justification for an organizationals iexistence is to meet customer's needs while fulfilling organizations objectives
customer value
the relationship between benefits and sacrifices the customer must give up
relationship marketing
marketing that focues on keeping and improving relationships with current customers.
Why study marketing
deal with it everday
improves profitability
plays important life in society
Why write a marketing plan
compare expected vs actual outcomes
clearly state directions toward goals
reference for success in future
mission statements
identifies markets, customers, products, technology and values
Marketing objective
profit, market share,sales, quality, customer satisfaction, employee welfare
criteria of marketing objectives
realistic, time specific, measurable, consistent with the priorities of organizations
Situation Analysis (SWOT)
Strengths- things the comp. does well
Weakness- things the comp dont do well.
Opportunities-outside influences that relate to strenghts
Threats- outside influences that relate to weakness.
Competitive Advantages
cost, productive/services differences, niche strategies
Low Cost
be the lowest competitor while still maintaining profitability