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definition of marketing
managing profitable customer relationships
goals of marketing
1) attract customers
2) keep current customers
needs
state of felt deprivation
(social, physical, individual)
wants
formed by culture and individual personality
demand equation
wants + buying power
marketing offer
satisfy a need or want
marketing myopia
pay more attention to the products than to the benefits and experiences that you get from the product
market
set of actual and potential buyers
marketing management
choosing target audiences and building profitable relationships with them
value proposition
benefits/values a company promises to deliver
demand management
finding and increasing demand, or changing and reducing demand
demarketing
temporarily reducing demand/# of customers or shifting their demand
production concept
assembly line, effective and efficient
product concept
adding features to see what customers want
selling concept
factory - existing customer - selling/promoting - profit thru sale volume
four p's / marketing mix
product, price, place, promotion
3 benefits of loyalty
financial = get $ for sticking w/
social = harley davidson example
structural ties = hard to get out of it
strategic planning
developing and maintaining the goals of a company and changing mktg opportunities
strategic planning steps
1) define company mission
2) setting objectives and goals
3) designing business portfolio
4) planning marketing and other strategies
requirements of mission statement
realistic
specific
fit marketing environment
make you distinctive
motivating
business portfolio
collection of businesses and products that make up the company
SBU
separate mission and objectives planned differently
market penetration
more sales to current customers w/o changing products
market development
new markets for current products
product development
modified or new products to current markets
diversification
start up or buy businesses to other markets
marketing's role in strategic planning
provide guiding philosophy
" inputs to strategic planners
strategies to reach objectives
4 c's
customer solution
customer cost
convenience
communication
SWOT
strengths
weaknesses
opportunities
threats
marketing control process
set goals
measure performance
evaluate performance
take corrective action