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Three elements of marketing solutions

Two or more parties who are potentially interested in exchange.


Each parties posessing things of value to others.


Each parties capable of communication and delivery.

A social and managerial process, and it also identifies customer needs and wants

Marketing

state of felt deprivation

Needs

food, clothing, shelter, safety, etc

Physical

belonging and affection

Social

knowledge and self expression

Individual

are the form taken by human needs as they are shaped by cultures and undividual personality

Wants

When backed buying power, wants become

Demands

People satisfy theirs needs and wants

Product

Consumer usually face a broad areay of products that might satisfy a given need

Value& Satisfaction

the act of obtaining a desired object from someone by offering something in return

Exchange

consists of trade of values between two parties

Transaction

building of strong economic and social ties by promising and consistently delivering high products

Relationship

6 Micro enviroment

Suppliers


Company


Competitors


Marketing Interdiaries


Customer


Publics

6 Macro enviroment

Demographic


Economic


Natural


Technologies


Politics


Cultural

what are the goals of marketing system

Maximize Consumption


" Consumer Satisfaction


" Choic


" Life Quality

The marketing concept


A customer orientation


Backed by integrated marketing


Aimed at genersting customer satisfaction


Key to satisfying the organizations goals

a managerially relevant partitioning of the market


Segmentation

dividing the market units such as nations, regions, provinces, cities, municipalities

Geographic

dividing the market such as age, gender, family size etc.

Demographic

divides the buyers based on their knowledge, attitudes,uses, or responses to a product

Behavioral

divides buyers based on social class, lifestyle, or personality characteristics

Psychographic

identification of segment specific opportunities

Targeting

a communication strategy

Positioning

Positioning strategies

Product Attributes


Usage Occasion


Classes of users


Against a competitor


Away from the competitors

4 evolution of marketing concept

Production concept


Product "


Sales "


Marketing "

Core marketing concepts

Market


Need, Wants, Demands


Products


Value Satisfaction


Exchange, Transaction, and Relationship

Objective

Planning


Leading


Organizing


Controlling