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Definition
A system of interrelated activities to plan, price, promote and distribute products / services to current / potential customers
Marketing plan
Short and long term focuses. Helps identify market status, customers, reason of purchase, how often bought
Strategic role
Achieve competitive advantage, increase market share, improved brand awareness, increase sales and maximise profits
Interdependence with other key business functions
All sections of business are involved in outcome, marketing plan needs to be integrated into all aspects
Production approach
Take orders, deliver goods / perform services
Sales approach
Advertise, train sales force, take orders, deliver goods / perform services
Marketing approach
Research customer w&n, adopt a marketing concept, advertise, train sales force, take orders, deliver goods / perform service
Customer - Orientated Marketing
Customer w&n focused
Resource market
Wide range of raw materials, high competition - producers aim to provide high quality product at cheapest price. E.g. land, equipment
Industrial (Secondary or Tertiary) market
Purchase raw materials for further production, quality and reliability of supply is important. E.g. steel, ingredients
Intermediate market
Wholesalers and retailers who buy finished products. E.g. fridge, car
Consumer market
Individuals / households intending to use / consume products bought. E.g. food, couch
Mass market
Standard and undifferentiated products for large demand, aim to keep costs low to stimulate sales and profits, global expansion easy - large market appeal, mass production - high automation levels by computers and robotics
Niche market
Lower volume - high value products specific to customer w&n (target market), NOT a form of diversification