ENTREP | WEEK 8

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Marketing

This has always been and will continue to be an important aspect of any entrepreneurial venture.

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Entrepreneurial Marketing

This is the proactive identification and exploitation of opportunities for acquiring and retaining profitable customers through innovative approaches to risk management,

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Market

This is a group of consumers with purchasing power and unmet needs.

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Fundamental rethinking

Researches Minet Schindehutte, Michael Morris, and Leyland Pitt describe how the new marketing logic requires a ____ of the old rules that are applied in a world of stability and control.

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Marketing Research

This involves gathering information about a particular market, followed by analysis of that information.

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Quantitative Research

This involves empirical assessment

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Qualitative Research

This needs for a less sample size

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Social Media Marketing

The goal of this is to create a conversation among customers in your market space

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Marketing Mix

The four Ps are considered as a __

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Jerome McCarthy

He formally conceptualized the four Ps in 1960s. His novel approach was influenced by the still-new "marketing mix" concept developed by Harvard Business School professor Neil. H. Borden popularized it in the 1950s.

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  • Product

  • Price

  • Place

  • Promotion


What are the four Ps?

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Product

This is the item or service being advertised to the intended audience

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Price

This refers to the cost of a product or a service

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Place

This refers to the location where you sell your product and the distribution channels

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Promotion

This is the process by which you advertise your product or service

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  • Products

  • Price

  • Placement

  • Promotion

  • People


What are the 5Ps?

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  • Product

  • Price

  • Place

  • Promotion

  • People

  • Processes

  • Physical Evidence


What are the 7Ps?

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  • Customer

  • Company

  • Competition

  • Collaborators

  • Climate


What are the 5Cs?

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Social Media Marketing Plan

This details an organization’s social media goals and the actions necessary to achieve them.

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Mobile Computing

This is the use of portable wireless devices to connect to the Internet.

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Mobile Social Media Marketing

This is a fast-paced and high-impact marketing tool that many companies have started to use very successfully as part of their overall marketing strategy.

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Andreas Kaplan

He recommends the Four I’s to help grasp the overall strategy.

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  • Integrate

  • Individualize

  • Involve

  • Initiate


What are the four I’s?

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Integrate

A mobile marketing in where you offer incentives, prizes, or discounts to the user of the application.

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Individualize

This is directing customized messages to different users based on location taste preferences, and shopping habits

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Involve

This involves the user interactively, often involving prizes for the winners in the form of discounts, coupons and gift cards.

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Initiate

This is meaningful dialogue between different consumers

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  • Marketing Philosophy

  • Market Segmentation

  • Consumer Behavior


Effective marketing is based on these key elements. What are these 3?

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Production Driven

This is based on the belief you must produce efficiently and worry about sales later, production is the main emphasis. An example of this is apple.

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Sales Driven

This focuses on personal selling and advertising to persuade customers to buy the company’s output, like auto dealers, financial services, pharmacies, and media.

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Consumer Driven

This relies on research to discover consumer preferences, desires, and needs before production begins. An example of this is amazon.

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Competitive Pressure

This is the intensity of the competition will many times dictate a new venture’s

philosophy.

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Entrepreneur’s Background

This is the range of skills and abilities entrepreneurs possess varies greatly entrep’s strengths will influence the choice of market philosophy

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Short-term focus

Sometimes a sales-driven philosophy may be preferred due to a __ on moving the merchandise and generating sales.

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Marketing Segmentation

This is the process of identifying a specific set of characteristics that differentiates one group of consumers from the rest.

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Consumer Behavior

This is defined by the many types and patterns of consumer characteristics

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  • Innovators

  • Early Adopters

  • Early Majority

  • Late Majority

  • Laggards


Name the 5 types of consumers

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Marketing Plan

This is the process of determining a clear, comprehensive approach to the creation of customers.