Chapter 9: The marketing plan Flashcards
(11 cards)
Marketing mix
the strategic tools an organisation uses to create value for customers and achieve organisational objectives.
- Originally consisting of the Four Ps (product, place, price, and promotion), there have since been efforts to extend the marketing mix to include other aspects of marketing as the field has developed.
Marketing plan
a document, covering a particular period, that summarises what a marketer has learned about the marketplace, what he or she aims to accomplish through marketing efforts, and how.
- a roadmap of marketing action
Marketing planning
the structured process of determining how to provide value to customers, the organisation, and key stakeholders by researching and analysing the current situation, including markets and customers; developing and documenting marketing’s objectives, strategies, and programmes; and implementing, evaluating, and controlling marketing activities to achieve the objectives.
Objectives
goals to be achieved.
Strategy
a structured plan for achieving objectives.
SWOT analysis
a summary of the macro, market, and internal environmental audits according to internal strengths and weaknesses as they relate to external opportunities and threats.
Marketing mix
The four p’s which is price, place, promotion and product
Marketing plan involves:
- Executive summary
- current marketing situation = internal analysis, external analysis, competitor analysis and customer analysis
- SWOT analysis
- Opportunity analysis = STP
- Objectives
- Marketing strategy
- Marketing programmes = marketing mix
- Budget
- Implementation= KPIs, monitoring and contingency
Strategic marketing plan
deals with the total strategy in a market which include customers, competitors
Operational/tactical marketing plan
deals with the marketing mix strategy
Types of budgets
- Top-down budgeting
- Customer mix budgeting
- bottom-up budgeting