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marketing environment
people and forces outside of the organization that affect the relationship w customers
microenvironment
people close to the company that affect its ability to serve customers (suppliers)
macroenvironment
larger societal forces that you cannot control
marketing intermediaries
help promote/sell/distribute
4 types intermediaries
resellers, physical distribution, marketing services, financial intermediaries
phys dist firm example
trucking
marketing services example
pr
financial int. example
help to get resources
publics
any group that has an interest in an organization/ impacts its ability to achieve objectives
types of publics
financial, media, government, citizen-action, local, general, internal
macroenvironment forces
demographic, economic, natural, technological, political, cultural
environmental management perspective
being proactive rather than reactive
ways of being proactive
-hiring lobbyists
-advertorials
-law suits
-complaints
-forming agreements
Marketing Info System
1) assess info needs
2) develop needed info
3) distribute info
internal databases
electronic collections of info
marketing intelligence
publicly available info about competitors and the marketing environment
marketing research
not public
marketing research process
1) define problem
2) develop research plan
3) collect and analyze
4) interpret and report
exploratory research
preliminary info
causal research
cause and effect
determining research plan
determine exact info needed
develop plan
present plan to management
outlining the research plan
sources of data, research approaches, contact methods, sampling plans, ways of getting it
secondary data
already exists somewhere else
primary data must determine
research approach, contact methods, sampling, research instruments
ethnographic research
in natural environment
mechanical observation
people meters
checkout scanners