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promotional mix

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blend of promotional tools

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advertising

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value more visible

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personal selling

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traditional forms

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sales promotion

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various benefits of incentives

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examples of sales promotion

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  • buy one get one
  • free discounts
  • coupons
  • games and contests others
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public relation

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creating relations

Example: customer, distributors, suppliers, employees

  • can be proactive and reactive
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direct marketing

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directly reaches their customers

ex: emails, text messages, fax

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communication mix

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communicate with customers

ex: public concepts, sales concepts

The element of communication are:

settings, advertising, personal selling, sales promotion public relation, direct internet marketing, packaging

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The elements of communications settings are:

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advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, public relations, direct marketing/internet marketing, and packaging.

  • How will the customers know that we have value-added products?

Examples: Price, quality, and what the product or service can do for that specific person are some examples. Consumers weigh monetary, time, energy, and emotional expenditures when determining the worth of a product.

Marketing communication plans is combines multiple forms of communication channels into the mix.

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Marketing communication plans

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Combine multiple forms of communication

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ATL advertising and BTL advertising

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two popular types of advertising.

EXAMPLE OF ADVERTISING
ONE EXAMPLE OF ADVERTISING IS TV ADVERTISING

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personal selling

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Second most common method to communicate to customers

small business

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Persuasive impact

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Provides detailed explanation on the product

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EXAMPLE OF PERSONAL SELLING

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FOUND IN THE DEPARTMENT STORES

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sales promotion

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providing the consumer with an incentive

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PUBLIC RELATION

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Art of disseminating information

Stimulate awareness
EXAMPLE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

NEWS RELATED TO A MOVIE WHICH IS PUBLISHED SOME TIMES IN THE NEWSPAPERS

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In digital marketing,

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multiple media channels are combined

PACKAGING

last point of sales of the company.

element of communication mix.

6 media vehicles are the ones which are considered as the communications mix.

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market segmentation

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breaking down or building up potential buyers

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benefits of market segmentation

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Identifies opportunities for new product development .

Helps design marketing programs most effective for reaching homogenous groups of buyers.

Improves allocation of marketing resources.

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Segmentation characteristics

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  1. identifiable
    can be located and identified
  2. cohesive
    specific qualities are common
  3. measurable
    estimate the size and potential spending
  4. accesible
    be accessed by Marketing efforts and promotional activities
  5. substantial
    large
  6. actionable
    the company has enough resources
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What is target market?

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specific group of people

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STRATEGIES FOR TARGET MARKET

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  1. Mass marketing or Undifferentiated marketing

business or organization ignores the segmentation

  1. Concentrated Marketing or Niche Marketing

organization focuses on meeting

  1. Segmented marketing or Differentiated marketing

targeting several target markets

  1. Micromarketing or Hyper-target Marketing
    highly focuses on providing products and services
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WHY TARGET MARKETING IS IMPORTANT?

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It narrows the marketing scope

Identify the right people and their needs and wants

More effective strategies

Improve products and services

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product definition

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“product” stems from the verb “produce”, from the Latin produce ❝(to) lead or bring forth.

tangible or intangible product

called “merchandise”

anything that can be offered to a market to satisfy a want or need, including physical goods, services, experiences, events, persons, places, properties, organizations, information, and ideas”

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Product classification
There are 2 types of product classification. business products consumer products consumer products - PERSONAL USED DURABLE GOODS NON-DURABLE GOODS SERVICES GOODS business products - MANUFACTURE OTHER PRODUCTS RAW MATERIALS COMPONENTS SUPPLIES
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Consumer products
have a target consumer Consumer goods are classfied as follows: Convenience goods- easily bought and you won’t need any forethought Shopping goods- many variables to think about before buying this. You would need to think the price, why would you need this, what is the use of this? Etc. Specialty goods- similar to shopping goods Unsought goods- not typically aware
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business goods
manufacture other products such as raw materials like wood, stone, rubber, etc. This can be classified as: Materials and parts- can be manufactured to make another product. Capital items- long lasting goods. Supplies and business services- managing finished products
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Product levels
assess and assign
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These are the 5 product levels.
Core Benefit - fundamental need or wants Generic Product - basic version of the product Expected Product - set of features Augmented Product - product variations, extra features, or services Potential Product - augmentations and transformations the product might undergo in the future.
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brand is
a name, term, design, symbol
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BRANDING
endowing products and services
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New Product Development (NPD)
overall of conceptualizing, designing, planning, commercializing a new product - developing a brand new idea There are two terms: Invention and Innovation
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idea generation (1st stage)
brainstorming for new product innovative ideas - through brainstorming sessions, customer feedback, market research, and other methods. There are two sources Internal Sources - Research Employees, Marketing and Sales Team External Sources - External Environment, and Competitors, Suppliers and Distributors
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idea screening (2nd stage)
generated ideas Factors: Expected benefits to your consumers Product Improvements most needed Technical Feasibility Market Potential SWOT Analysis - assessing four aspects of your business. Analyse if the idea is an innovative idea
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TESTING (3RD STAGE)
Products that pass through the screening can now be developed further. problems or issues are discovered
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Marketing Strategy (4TH STAGE)
to put together an initial marketing
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business analysis (5th stage)
to determine whether the New Product Development efforts It comprises a review of the sales forecasts, expected costs, and profit projections.
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product development stage (6th stage)
prototype and mvp similar
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commercializing stage (7th stage)
guarantee a successful launch entails varied strategies
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product lifestyle change
final ongoing stage
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5 stages
a. production development - idea of a new product b. introduction phase is the period wherein the product is introduced to the market. c. growth stage - acceptance and increasing profits d. maturity stage - sales plateau e. The decline Stage - sales fall off quickly and profits drop. PHASE OUT - adapt to the prevailing, shut down or deleted