Powerpoint 1 Flashcards

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Marketing definition

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Book Definition: Marketing is the art and science of creating value by designing and managing successful exchanges.

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Dual Value Creation

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The process by which companies create value for customers and build strong customer relationships in order to capture valuefrom customers in return

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value

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monetary, psychological, functional

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value for firms

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revenue, profits, customer lifetime value, user base, brand equity

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Customer Centricity

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is aligning your entire company’s development and delivery of products and services with the current and future needs of a select group of customers in order to maximize their long-term financial value to the firm. (Fader)

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Outside-in strategy

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Companies that have adopted an ‘outside in’ strategy are those with a focus on creating and keeping customers by delivering superior customer value. They do that by standing in the customer’s shoes and viewing everything the company does through the customer’s eyes.

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Product-Centric Approach

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Product Centric firms compete on price and quality•Aims to build scale and lower prices

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Why is product centric approach hard for companies?

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(1) Te c h n o l o g y: Product lifecycles have become much shorter and firms can copy innovation very quickly
(2) Global Competition
(3) Customer Power: highly informed and empowered customers

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Functional Integration

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eg. Amazon prime works with kindle and amazon fresh etc.
see image 1
eg. wechat all the applications etc,

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Customers do not buy products, they buy benefits/value•

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“Customers do not want to buy a quarter-inch drill, they want a quarter inch hole”

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5 Cs

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Customer
Company
Competitors
Collaborators
Context
Strategic Analysis
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What to think of about with the customer:

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value:
target compatibility:
(1) customer needs

target attractiveness:

Positioning:
(4) Key decision and value drivers

Tactics:
Segmentation:
Profile: •Demographic, geographic, psychographic, etc.

Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
Targeting

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Analyze the company

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SWOT
Strengths
Weaknesses (internal)
Opportunities
Threats  (external)
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competitors

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Competitive Analysis
Market Space
Positioning: How a firm’s offerings are perceived relative to the competitive offerings

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analyze the context

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(1) market potential
(2) market attractiveness

(3) PEST macroeconomic trends
political and legal
economic
social
technological
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the optimal value proposition

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see image 2

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the broad view steps of marketing

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analysis > strategy > tactical implementation

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Tactical implementation

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see image 3
Product, Service, Brand, Price, Distribution, Communication, Incentives

Marketing Mix
4 Ps : Price, Product, Promotion, Place

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marketing is not

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advertising or selling or promotion

they are all components of it

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marketing is a value- creation process (4 things it is )

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(1) business discipline
(2) philosophy
(3) functional area
(4) specific activities

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the important thing about using frameworks

How to use framework

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it sidesteps trial error stuff

(1) generalize problem
(2) apply framework
(3) generalize solution
(4) make specific the solution

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Marketing Myopia:

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company’s exclusive focus on product development while losing sight of underlying customer needs.
eg. railroad companies forgot they were in transportation and let cars beat them

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narrow business model

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business model: describes fairly generic value-creation strategies related to a particular marketing activity, such as pricing, promotion, and distribution. Limits ability to serve as the basis for a more comprehensive analysis and planning.

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broader

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book wants to encompass all relevant aspects of value-creation process.

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market planning

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G-STIC

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GSTIC

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goal
strategy
tactocs
implementation
control