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4Ps of the marketing mix tool:
1. Product
Is your product branded effectively?
How do your customers rate the quality of your product?
Is there recurrent negative feedback about the same thing?
Are there improvements that could be made?
Is your product brand strong?
Do you offer a guarantee?
Do you have availability or stock?
Could you take on more customers or orders?
2. Price
How does your product compare when it comes to the market price?
When was the last time you reviewed your pricing?
When was the last time you altered your price in-line with inflation, or market supply and demand?
Is your pricing model clear and easy to communicate?
Do you know your profit margin on each product you offer?
Do you provide any added-value to your offering?
Do you offer the most appropriate payment methods for the customer?
Do you offer credit facilities?
3. Place
Is your product available in the place where your customers shop?
Is your product visible to your target market?
Are you visible on social media?
4. Promotion
What marketing communications do you have?
Do they need updating?
Do they give the right messages?
How could you refine your sales process?
What PR activity are you doing?
Do you have a marketing budget? Should it stay the same, or change this year?
Do you network to promote your business?
5. People
Do you have the right people to sell your product / service?
Do you have the right amount of marketing support?
Are the right people in your team, in the right roles?
Do you need more, or less resources?
Could you outsource some of your work to reduce commitment on costs?
Do you have the right culture within the team?
Do you have a good recruitment, training and appraisal system for staff?
6. Process
Is your sales process efficient?
Are your processes customer focused?
Do you have a good process for dealing with technology issues?
Have you established systems for as many things as possible within your marketing and sales process?
7. Physical Evidence
Is your product packaging reflective of the quality of the product? This could apply to the way a service is delivered, including any physical documentation.
What is the online experience if the product is delivered digitally?