Marketing Is All Around Us
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Marketing Is All Around Us
Chapter 1.1
The Reality…
You have been marketed to since you
were very young.
You probably know a lot about
marketing from the viewpoint of the
potential customer.
Think/Discuss…
Think of something you have bought
Think of something that was bought
for you
Discuss why you wanted these
particular things
Change Your Thinking…
This class will encourage you to look
at the world through a different lens…
Stop thinking like a consumer, and
start thinking like a marketer!
Key terms:
marketing
goods
services
marketing concept
Marketing
Definition:
Process of_______, pricing, promoting,
________, and distributing ideas, goods,
or services to create ____________ that
satisfy customers.
Must keep up with _______and
consumer_____________
All __________of marketing support
this effort
Goods
Definition:
___________items that have monetary
value and ________ your needs and
wants
Examples:
Cars
Toys
Furniture
Clothing
Services
Definition:
___________items that have monetary
value and satisfy your ___________and
wants (i.e., you cannot physically touch
them)
Examples:
Cooking a meal
Cutting and styling hair
Exchange
Definition:
Any time someone _____or
_____something in the marketplace
Foundations of Marketing
Business,_________,
entrepreneurship
Communication and __________skills
_____________
Professional development
Seven Functions of Marketing
_________
Financing
____________________________
Pricing
Product/Service Management
_________________
Selling
Distribution
Process of deciding how to ________get
the goods to the customer
Main methods are ________, rail,
_________, air
Large retail chains store products in
_________and distribute later
Tracking products (inventory) is also a
component of the process
Financing
Getting the___________ that is
necessary to pay for setting up and
running a business
Often in the form of a bank loan and/or
forming a corporation and selling shares
(or stock) of the business
Also includes decisions about whether
or not to offer customers _________
Marketing Information Management
Process of gathering__________,
________it, and ____________ it
Companies continually collect said
info through market research studies
The better your information, the
better decisions you can make!
Pricing
How much to _____________for goods and
services in order to make a___________
Based on ___________and what
___________________charge for the same
product or service
Determine how much are customers willing
to ______________
Escort versus Lexus
Product/Service Management
___________,______________,
maintaining, and ________a product
in response to market__________
Market _______guides this
http://www.gatorade.com/#/products/g2
Promotion
Effort to_________, _______, or
_____________potential customers
about a business’s products or
services
Examples: Radio and TV commercials
(advertising = type of promotion)
Used to improve company’s public
image
Selling
Provides__________ with
the________ and
_________they___________
Two markets
Selling to you the customer = Retail
market
Selling to a business = Business to
Business (B2B) (i.e, wholesalers,
retailers, manufacturers)
Selling, continued
Needs and wants of the client determine
__________you sell (techniques & activities)
Selling requires_________, ____________
communication
_________________selling can influence
purchase _________________and enhance
future business opportunities
Marketing Concept
Idea that a business should
_____________to
____________customers’
_________and _____while
generating a_________
_________is on the customer!
__________building is key, as repeat
customers keep a company in
business
Customer Relationship
Management (CRM)
Combines customer
_________(through d_________ and
computer technology) with customer
service and marketing
communications
Try to create more meaningful oneon-one communication
Homework: 15 points
Please type
Identify a business that believes in
the marketing concept
What products do they market?
Who is their competition?
What makes them stand out?
Who is the intended target market?
How do they promote? Use specific
examples.
15 points
Taco Bell