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Marketing

Management process of identifying, anticipating and supplying customers needs efficiently and profitability

PESTLE

Political


Economical


Social


Technology


Environmental


Legal


7P's

Product core, actual, extended


Price costs customers competitors corporate objectives


Promotion


Place


People


Process


Physical evidence

Types of pricing

Cost plus pricing costs plus a percent for profit.



Penetration pricing low price under cut competitors



Skim pricing high price for early adopters



Perceived quality pricing high price for perceived quality



Price discrimination different price charged for same product in different segments



Going price match competitors



Dynamic pricing price altered with demand



Loss leaders one product sold as a loss, as other products will be bought at profit



Captive product pricing customers buy two products, first one is cheap once captive they buy the second one for expensive price.


first one is cheap once captive they buy the second one for expensive price.


Types of Promotion

Viral pass of the message



Guerrilla planned unconventional attacks on key targets



Digital electronic media



Experimental interactive multi sensory experience



Search engine search engine visibility



Social media social media sites



Post modern philosophical through Customer experience

Klotter suggested segments should be what

Measurable


Accessible


Substantial


Bases for segmentations klotter

Demographics age gender geographical



Socio economical occupation and income



Physiological life style arributes and values



Situational occasion of use and frequency of purchase


Porters positioning

When would finance Interact with Sales and marketing

1. Life cycle costing considers full costing prior during and after production to ensure costs are covered and steps taken to reduce costs



2. Balanced portfolio manages different products services depending on which stage they are at.

Sales and marketing KPIs

1.Identifying relevant KPIs for CSF


2. Assemble kpi data


3. Analyse for insight


4. Advise s&m on the insight


5. Apply what has been learnt