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What is Marketing
Creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging value
What is the Goal of Marketing?
Provide customers with value
Build long-term customer relationships
Meet customer needs and wants
What is Customer Value?
Benefits received relative to cost
Formula: Customer Value = Benefits Received − Costs Incurred
How do you Create Value?
Providing benefits that meet customers' needs and wants.
What is strategic planning?
The process of defining organizational objectives and developing methods to achieve them.
Strategic planning is a continuous process
Helps organizations adapt to changing conditions
Increases the likelihood of selecting the correct marketing strategies
What is a Mission Statement?
A concise affirmation of a firm's long-term purpose.
What is Market Segmentation?
Dividing a larger market into smaller groups with shared characteristics.
What is Market Segment
Group of customers with shared characteristics
What are the benefits of segmentation?
Identifies customer needs
Improves targeting
Helps allocate marketing resources efficiently
Maximizes profitability
What makes effective segmentation criteria?
Measurable
Differentiable
Accessible
Actionable
Substantial
What is the Marketing Mix (4 Ps)?
Product, Price, Place, and Promotion
Define the Marketing Mix (4 Ps)
Product - What is being offered to customers.
Price - What customers pay.
Place - How products are distributed and made available.
Promotion - How firms communicate value to customers.
What is Promotion?
All activities that communicate value and persuade customers to buy.
What is advertising?
Paid, nonpersonal communication.
What is personal Selling?
Direct interaction between seller and buyer.
What is sales promotion?
Short-term incentives encouraging quicker and more frequent purchases.
Coupons
Discounts
Samples
Contests
What is Public Relations?
Activities designed to maintain positive relationships between a company and its stakeholders.
How does most marketing communication happen?
Promotion
What is Predatory Pricing?
Selling below cost to eliminate competitors.
What is a Tariff? and What effect does if have?
Taxes imposed on imported goods.
Effects:
Increase prices
Can hurt U.S. competitiveness in foreign markets
What is the Robinson-Patman Act (1936)?
Addresses certain forms of price discrimination.
What is price discrimination?
Different prices for different buyers
What are examples of Retail clubs or membership warehouses?
Costco or Sams Club
These terms refer to the same retail concept.
Off-Price Retailers…
Sell products at reduced prices. Lower prices than traditional retail
Examples:
Dollar discount stores
Closeout chains
Outlet stores
What are the Benefits of selling products at reduced prices?
Lower prices
More focused shopping experience
What is a potential disadvantage of direct and digital catalog marketing?
Difficulty targeting the right customers and tracking their activity.