Marketing 1 - Bob McDonald
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Marketing 1
An Overview of Marketing
WHAT IS…?
MARKETING
MARKETING
Sine
Qua Non of Business
“Without This Nothing”
MARKETING
Meeting
customer needs
Exchange:
Creating,
Quid pro Quo (This for That)
Promoting & Delivering:
Goods & Services
Where can marketing be used?
Traditional
Businesses
Not-For-Profit Companies
Institutions
Social Organizations
Social Causes and Ideas
Politics
Sports and Entertainment
Markets
All
actual and potential customers
Can’t
be all things to all people, so
break up total market into segments
Each
segment is comprised of people
who are grouped by their similarity
along some dimensions
Marketing
Defining marketing
Marketing mix
Management philosophies
Requirements for successful marketing
Market place orientations
1.1
What Is Marketing?
A set of processes for creating,
communicating and delivering value
to customers, with the intention of
building long term relationships that
will benefit the organization and its
stakeholders.
1.3
Exchange Process
BUYER
SELLER
1.2
MARKETING MIX
Decisions that must be made. The “ingredients.”
PRODUCT
PROMOTION
PLACE
PRICE
KEY:
Devise a mix that satisfies
customers and generates a profit for the
firm.
1.4
MARKETING PHILOSOPHIES
PRODUCTION ORIENTATION
– Focus on internal capabilities of the firm
rather than on the marketplace
SALES ORIENTATION
– Aggressive sales techniques used to drive
profits
1.5
The Marketing Concept
The
social and economic justification for
an organization’s existence is the
satisfaction of customer wants and needs
while meeting organizational objectives.
The
value as perceived by the customer!
MARKET ORIENTATION
EMPLOYING THE MARKETING CONCEPT
– Customer needs/wants orientation
– Aimed at generating customer satisfaction
– Satisfying organizational goals
STRATEGIC MARKETING MANAGEMENT
– Gather information about customers, competitors,
and markets
– Selection of target markets
– Development of marketing mix
1.6
SOCIETAL MARKETING
ORIENTATION
Satisfy
customer wants/needs
Organizational
goals
And
preserve or enhance society’s long
term best interest
1.7
Value
Value is what the customer thinks it is.
Customer Value = Benefits
Costs
1.8
Customer Satisfaction
Satisfaction = Experience - Expectation
Long-Term Relationships
Repeat
Sales
Referrals
Lower Costs
Customer Retention vs. Customer Acquisition
Increased
Sales
Premium Price (slight)
Successful relationship marketing
requires
Customer
Good
Oriented Personnel
Training
Empowerment
Teamwork
1.10
Importance of marketing in society
Importance to Business
Career Opportunities
Affects Daily Life
To You
1.11