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Marketing

The activity and process for creating, communicating and exchanging offerings of value to consumers.

Marketing Mix

A combination of the product, price, place and promotional efforts used by an organisation

Product

A bundle of attributes that include features functions benefits and uses.

Types of Product

Consumer goods (Tangible), Consumer services (Intangible), people, places and ideas.

Marketing plan

A document that describes the marketing environment, objectives and strategy of an organisation.

Where do Marketers come from and what role do they implement.

They have varying backgrounds and work in every industry. Role varies between organisations and can include advertising, sales and identifying trends/markets.

How does marketing provide value to both consumer and organisations.

To consumer through the tangible and intangible benefits they receive from buying a product.


To the organisation by developing a reliable customer base that should increase sales and profitability.


Society through value from marketing activities that are ethical, profitable and environmentally friendly.

What variables could an organisation look at for the future when conducting marketing planning.

Tech, social, environmental, legal and trend impacts.

What are the 4Ps and their meanings in the marketing mix

Product- a good, service, idea, place or person including design and packaging.


Place- Ensuring availability at the desired time and location


Price- The value a customer gives up in exchange for a product


Promotion- All activities undertaken in order to inform and encourage a consumer to buy the product.

Describe what each era relates to - Production, selling, consumer, new era and new millenium.

Production- creating the product as efficiently as possible


selling - where marketing is viewed primarily as a selling function


consumer-focus on satisfying customers needxs


new - improving products to gain competitive advantage


new millenium - focus on long term relationships with consumers.

Marketing planning how?

begins with an assessment of external and internal factors and then development of strateges and objectives.