PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
LESSON 1:
Marketing:
- Social & managerial process
- obtaining what individuals/orgs need and want through creating and exchanging
“The process by which companies create value for customers and build strong relationships in order to capture value through the exchange process” - Kotler & Armstrong
“The process of planning, executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organization goals.” - American Marketing Association
“The aim of marketing is to make selling unnecessary.” - Peter Drucker
Market: Collection of buyers
Industry: Collection of sellers
Roles of Marketing
Identify costumers
Satisfy costumers
Retain costumers
3Cs of Marketing
Costumer: Satisfy
Company: Ensure corporate health and profit
Competitors: Outperform competition
Needs: A person must have to survive
Wants: A person desires to have
Demands: Wants supported by purchasing power
Market offerings: Combination of products, services, information, or experiences to satisfy a neeed or want.
Exchange: Having a desired object by offering something in return
Goals of Marketing
Maximize consumption: Produce products and services that consumers can take to maximum consumption
Maximize consumer satisfaction: Produce products and services that meet consumer satisfaction.
Maximize choice: Has variety
Maximize life quality: Product has excellence and lifespan
TRADITIONAL APPROACH (Product centric)
Commodity/Product
- How to market
- Used in solving highly specialized marketing problems
Institutional
- Provide useful analysis of operations, evaluation, function of a particular institution
Functional
- Useful to students specializing in marketing
Production
- Assumes Costumer assumes products are inexpensive
Sales
- Strategy to increase sales and revenue by making costumers buy what they need
Marketing
- Considers needs of costumer and product offered
- Provide solution costumers’ problems
Relationship
- Centers on maintaining and improving relationships
Societal
- Organizations must satisfy needs of costumers that gives society’s benefits
CONTEMPORARY (Costumer centric)
Marketing mix (4Ps)
- PRODUCT, PRICE, PLACE, PROMOTION
Conceptual
- Focuses on marketing rather than activities
Marketing management
- Managerial approach to marketing
Macromarketing
- Looks at the entirety and relates to overall function of marketing
Micromarketing
- Examines individual firm within the economic system
Social
- Marketing as social institution rather than business activity
Comparative
- International marketing
- Recognizes existing environmental differences
Holistic
- Based on 4Ps integrates all the approaches
Not-for-profit
- Does not earn profit for owners
Person Marketing
- Attention towards a celebrity
Place
- Exert a pull on customers to particular areas
Cause
- Marketing of a social issue
Event marketing
- Marketing of sport, culture, and charity to selected target markets
Green
- Selling products and services based on environmental benefits
LESSON 2
Relationship marketing
- Developing and enhancing long-term relationships