The document discusses key marketing concepts including the marketing mix, distribution channels, target markets, and the strategic 3C's of marketing. It defines marketing as managing profitable customer relationships by attracting new customers and retaining existing ones. It also outlines the 4 P's of the marketing mix: product, price, place, and promotion. The goal of marketing is to increase awareness, trials, availability, and repeat purchases of a product or service.
The document discusses key marketing concepts including the marketing mix, distribution channels, target markets, and the strategic 3C's of marketing. It defines marketing as managing profitable customer relationships by attracting new customers and retaining existing ones. It also outlines the 4 P's of the marketing mix: product, price, place, and promotion. The goal of marketing is to increase awareness, trials, availability, and repeat purchases of a product or service.
The document discusses key marketing concepts including the marketing mix, distribution channels, target markets, and the strategic 3C's of marketing. It defines marketing as managing profitable customer relationships by attracting new customers and retaining existing ones. It also outlines the 4 P's of the marketing mix: product, price, place, and promotion. The goal of marketing is to increase awareness, trials, availability, and repeat purchases of a product or service.
The document discusses key marketing concepts including the marketing mix, distribution channels, target markets, and the strategic 3C's of marketing. It defines marketing as managing profitable customer relationships by attracting new customers and retaining existing ones. It also outlines the 4 P's of the marketing mix: product, price, place, and promotion. The goal of marketing is to increase awareness, trials, availability, and repeat purchases of a product or service.
MARKETING REVIEWER delivering and communicating superior
customer value is key.
Distribution – process of moving the product a. Customer Management – marketers Channel of Distribution select customers that can be served 1. Manufacturer – point of origin well and profitably. 2. Wholesalers – b. Demand Management – marketers 3. Retailers – must deal with different demand states 4. Consumers – point of consumption ranging from no demand to too much demand. Intermediaries Market – In marketing ( buyers only). In - Wholesalers economics, it’s the buyers and sellers. - Retailers - Middle man Target Market – homogenous group which has - Agents similar likes and common interests - Brokers Customers – people who buy the products “THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A NEED FOR SOME Consumers – people who uses the products SELLING. BUT THE AIM OF MARKETING IS TO MAKE SELLING SUPERFLUOUS. THE AIM OF Client – they arrange the time and location MARKETING IS KNOW AND UNDERSTAND THE Clientele – group of clients CUSTOMER SO WELL THAT THE PRODUCT OR SERVICE FITS HIM AND SELLS ITSELF. IDEALLY, Demand – needs and wants of customers MARKETING SHOULD RESULT IN A CUSTOMER WHO IS WILLING TO BUY. ALL THAT SHOULD BE Prospects – potential customers NEED IS TO MAKE PRODUCT OR SERVICE Things that can be marketed : AVAILABLE” - PETER DRUCKER Goods, services, experiences, events, persons, Marketing – managing profitable customers places, properties, orgnizations, informtions, relationships ideas - Attracting new customers , retaining A marketer is someone who seeks a response- and growing of current customers attention, a purchase, a vote, a donation – from Marketing is NOT synonymous with “ sales or another party called prospect advertising” If two parties are seeking to sell something to Selling is only the tip of iceberg each other, we call them both marketers
Marketing (Philip Kotler) – marketing is a social 2 interacting components of marketing –
and managerial process by which individuals company and market and groups obtain what they need and want 2 components of market – customer and through creating and exchanging products and competion value with others. The strategic 3C’s concept – can provide a Marketing management – the art and science standard for judging marketing effectiveness. of choosing target markets and building profitable relationships with them. Creating, The output of these 3C’s is collectively called - Safety needs ( security) Key Results Area - Physiological needs ( basic needs)
1. Customer – sales ( better than before) Features – product attributes
of product and service Advantages – positive 2. Competition - market share ( better than others) – standing in the market Benefits – what’s in the product 3. Company -profit ( better than expected) – serve as the reason to make your Approaches of Marketing standing go up 1. traditional marketing – without the use 4 U’s of marketing of social media. Examples are mass media, television,radio, e-mails, print 1. New User – who uses the product or medias services 2. contemporary marketing – modern 2. Extended User – who can still use the marketing strategies. Examples are product or service social media apps, shoppe, influencers 3. New Usage – for what purpose is the product or service used? Goals of Marketing 4. More Usage – when and in what Awareness – informing the customers about the occasions is the product or service product or service used? Trial – encourage the customer to buy the Core marketing concept product ( free tastes, testers) a. Needs – are the basic reason or the Availability – accessibility – distribution minimum requirements consumers look for in a product or service. They are Repeat Purchase – buying product again ( loyal called the qualifying or “gatekeeper” customers) dimension in a purchase. (physical, Marketing Orientation social and individual) b. Wants – are determining dimensions a. production concept – internal among many choices. They are the capabilities, producing in lower price motivating attribute. (manpower, machine, money, c. Expectations – are values or intangibles equipments) associated with a product or service. b. product concept – innovation, quality of They are actually part of wants. the product, features - KAIZEN c. selling concept – aggressive sales Marketers don’t create the needs and wants of technique, salespersons at sales customers because they are already existing, method. In short to make profit they are the one telling that they need this d. marketing concept – company plus product of that there product exists. customer. Focus not only on customers Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs but they also focus on profits e. societal-marketing concept – company - Self-actualization ( self-fulfillment) plus customer plus the society - Self-esteem - Love and belonging Marketing Mix ( 4 P’s) 1. product – to satisfy the needs and wants of the target market (satisfaction). The good or service the company provides. 2. price – to make the product affordable to the target market and reflect the value of benefits provided (amount) 3. place – to make the product conveniently available to the target market ( distribution). Refers to where the product is purchased. 4. promotion –to build and improve consume demand ( advertising to effectively persuade)
Promotions Mix
a. advertising – to effectively inform,
persuade and remind the target market b. public relations – to offer a positive image of the company and the brand (influence perception of public, disseminating information) c. sales promotion – to convince customers to buy immediately(discount) d. selling – to get the customer to buy
YOU DON’T TRY TO SERVE EVERYBODY - #1 RULE
OF MARKETING
3 people with local businesses
1. Richard V. Sanz 2. Jose Magsaysay Jr. 3. Edgar Injap Sia