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18 Cards in this Set

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Direct Market Environmetn
Customers, company, competitors
1-Resources and Objectives of firm
2-Competitive Environment
External Market Environment
1-Economic Environment
2-Technological Environment
3-Political and Legal Environment
4-Cultural and Social Environment
3 main objectives
1-Engage in specific activites thath will perform a socially and economically useful function
2-Develop an org. to carry on the business and implement its strategies
3-Earn enough profit to survive
Hierarchy of Objectives
Top:Mission Statement
2-Company Objectives
3-Marketing (Departmental) Objectives
4-Promotion (PPPP) Objectives
5-Personal Selling, Mass Selling, Sales Promotion Objectives
Company Resources Influence
(3)
Financial Stregnth
Marketing Stregnth
Producing Capability and Flexibility
Competitive Environment
Affects teh number and types of competitors the marketing manager must face and how they may behave.
Monopoly
Firm completely controls a broad product market....rare.
Oligopoly
(pure competition)
Most product markets head toward pure competition (OLIGOPOLY) in the long run. Competitors offer very similar products, achieve value by marketing strategy.
Monopolistic Competition
a number of different firms offers marketing mixes that at least some customers see as different, each competitor tries to control its own target market by offering different marketing mixes.
Manager's role in Competitive Environment
Marketing Manager must evaluate
• Competitor analysis
• Competitive advantage
• Competitive rivals
• Competitive barriers
Marketing Manager and the competitive environment
Market managers must seek information
about competitors but:
• Competition may vary from country to
country
• There are Ethical Issues
• Sometimes direct competition can’t
be avoided
Economic Environment
Economic environment could change
very rapidly and is influenced by three
macro variables:
• National Income
• The economic growth
• Inflation
Technological Environment
Technology is an application of science to convert an economy’s resources to output:
New Products
New Processes
The Political Environment
The political environment is influenced
by the reactions of people, social
critics and governments and influence
marketing opportunities at local or
international level
• European Union
• NAFTA
• Consumerism
The Cultural Environment
Include all the people, groups and
institutions that influence.
• values,
• preferences
• costumer buying behavior
Change in the Cultural environment arevery slow
The Legal Environment
Sets the basic rules in which a business
can operate in a society
Opportunities in the International Market
-Same as domestic markets
-International markets are often harder to fully understand the marketing environment variables
-Difficulty identifying risks
-To resolve, employ local middlemen from company
Product Environment Sensitivity
Insensitive: Industrial Products
Middle: Basic, commodity products
Sensitive: Consumer products linked to cultural variables