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What is Business Marketing?
The marketing of goods and services to individuals and organizations for purposes other than personal consumption.
Consumer products:
Products and services bought by final consumers for personal consumption.
Business (Industrial) products:
Products purchased for further processing or for use in conducting a business.
Depends on the purpose
Producers
OEMS
Resellers
wholesale realailers
Govt
Federal Municipal Local
Institutions
Schools Hospitals Colleges Churches Unions Fraternal groups Civic Clubs Foundations Nonbusiness organizations
Buying Center:
The decision-making unit of a buying organization
Includes all individuals and units that participate in decision making
Evaluative Criteria & Ethical Behavior:
Business buyers evaluate products and suppliers against three important criteria: quality, service, and price – in that order.
Although this may sound straightforward, yet it opens the door for manipulation and unethical behavior.
Major Types of Buying Situations:
Straight rebuy
Reordering without modification, same suppliers, same product, low effort
Modified rebuy
Requires modification to prior purchase, needs more involvement
New task
First-time purchase, more complex, expensive
Customer Service:
For many industrial products the revenues from associates services exceed the revenues from the products:
Cellular phones
Printers
After-Sale Services:
Almost always more profitable than the actual sale of the machinery or product.
Nature of Demand:
this is the main diff btwn consumer and business purchases

Demand is derived
Demand is price inelastic
Demand fluctuates more, professional agents, etc
Types of Decisions:
More complex buying decisions
The buying process is more formalized
Nature of the Buying Unit:
Involve more buyers in the decision process
More professional purchasing effort