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Market

A group of potential customers with similar needs who are willing to exchange something of value with sellers offering various goods or services—that is, ways of satisfying those needs.

Marketing

In a particular organization, identifying needs of customer,figuring out how to solve problem.

Macro Marketing

Focus on the needs of society as a whole.

Micro Marketing

focuses on a particular industry

Marketing3.0

Phillip Cotler, marketing has shifted since therecession. People are looking to the organizations not only to fill their needs, but toalso provide an emotional connection and a sense of meaning. Organizations should have alevel of providing “meaning” to their customers. Ex: Apple, changing the world.

Market Directed Economy

Market that is bases on supply and demand. Ex: USA

Command/Planned economy

Market that is governmenttrun. Ex: N Korea.

Free trade, NAFTA, the EU

Attempts to lessen the trade barriers between countries. Attempts to make trade easier between countries.

Nationalism

Put the needs of your country above all others.

Economies of Scale

The more you produce, the less each unit cost.

Target Market

Demographics (gender,age..), Psychographics (Attitudes, interests, opinions), Geographics, orsegment by need (frequent headaches)

Marketing strategy

Target Market + Marketing Mix (Homogeneous among, heterogeneous ____)




Specifies a target market and a related marketing mix.

Marketing Plan

Marketing strategy plus specific time relateddetails

The 4 P's:

Product (the product plus value Ex: warranty)


Price


Promotion


Place

The Marketing Concept

You are there to create value that results in customer satisfaction. Total company effort to create value (and of course profit).

Marketing Opportunities

a. Market penetration: getting current market touse your product for everything ex: arm & hammer baking soda
b. Market development: expanding in to anothertarget market with the same current product
c. Product development: getting current market to buy another productEx:new laundry detergent
d. Diversification: creating a new product in a new market ex:arm & hammer making their own dessert line.

Customer Equity

The total value that all of the customers generate over a period of time.An asset on the balance sheet. All of your current and perspective customers.

Customer Lifetime Value

Total stream of purchases that ONE customer can make in their lifetime.