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Dell's Innovative Marketing Strategy
• Build to order approach
• Ship orders directly to the costumers
• On line selling
• Low prices
• Very good technical assistance
Simple Trade Era
Sell surplus
Production Era
Increase Supply
Sales Era
Increase Competition
Marketing Department Era
Coordinate, Control
Marketing Company Era
Long run customer satisfaction
Marketing Concept
-Customer orientation
-all dept. work together to satisfy customer's needs
-focus on profit or overall objectives
Customer Value
Potential Benifit
-
Cost of Obtaining Benefit
=
Customer Value
Customer Value Implies
-take the customer's point of view
-costs/benefits could be emotional and economical
-competitive market encourages firms to find needs that other firms have never considered before to increase competitive value
-consumer value achieved with effort of all company departments
No Profit Organizations Similarities to Companies
-Need resources and support
-face competition for customers
No profit organization differences from companies
-support doesn't come directly from those who receive benefit
-don't use economic measures (profit)
-poorly organized in marketing
whole company strategic management planning
match resources to market opportunities
Marketing Strategy Specifies....
Target market
Marketing Mix
Target Market
Fairly homogeneous group of customers to whom the company wishes to appeal
Marketing Mix
Product
Place
Promotion
Price
Mass Marketing
Everyone is a potential customer
Product
good or service or blend of both selected to satisfy a specific need of the customer in the target market
Place
how a product will get to the target market
Promotion
how firm will inform potential consumer about the product
Price
Involves decision about the cost of the whole marketing mix, marketing competition and consumer reaction.
Marketing Plan
a WRITTEN statement of a marketing
strategy and the time related details for carrying out this strategy
Marketing Program
blends all the firm’s
marketing plan and is an integrate part of the whole strategic plan.
marketing management process
**3 Steps
-planning
-implementing
-controlling
marketing strategy
specifies
TARGET MARKET
MARKETING MIX
operational decisions
short run decisions to help implement strategies
Simple Trade Era
Families traded surplus to local middlemen
Production Era
Firms produced a few specific products. Demand greater than supply.
Sales Era
Supply caught up to demand. Surplus of products. Focus on promotion and advertising.
Marketing Department Era
Marketing research and activities coordinated in just marketing department.
Marketing Company Era
1960-present Marketing philosophy adopted by all departments in organization