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is a widely accepted strategic marketing tool that combines the original 4Ps ( product, place, price, promotion) with the additional 3Ps – people, packaging and process – in formulating marketing tactics for a product or service.
marketing mix
are employed until the entrepreneur finds the right combination that will most effectively serve the customers needs and wants
7Ps
- any physical good, service or idea that is created by the entrepreneur or an innovator.
PRODUCT
- sold by a company that are not physical in nature but can be felt indirectly.
- Extremely valuable
Intangible Product
- in a physical location, must be research about the areas population, the traffic, peoples common paths, their buying behavior, and their preference for the location.
PLACE
web analytics data ( e.g number of visitors, duration of their stay on the web site, or the frequently visited contents)
Cyber location
- peso value that the entrepreneur assigns to a certain product or service after considering its costs, competition, objectives, positioning, and target market.
PRICE
- It is the only P in the 7Ps that generates revenue for the business
Price
- these costs are directly proportional to the number of products manufactured or to the number of services performed.
Variable costs or controllable costs
- these are not directly proportional to the manufacturing of a product or the performance of the service. These are usually the cost of equipment, employee, remuneration, rental, cost, and utilities.
Fixed costs or uncontrollable costs
- this refers to 2 or more products or services in one reduced price.
Bundling
- this refers to setting low price to increase market share, but the entrepreneur will eventually increase the price once the desired market share is achieved.
Penetration Pricing
- opposite of penetration pricing where prices are initially high and then they are lowered to offer product or service to a wider market.
Skimming
- refers to benchmarking prices with the competitors.
Competitive Pricing
- refers to pricing different products or services within a parallel product array using varying price points.
Product line pricing
- considers the psychology and positioning of price in the market.
Psychological pricing
- setting a very high price to reflect elitism and superiority.
Premium pricing
- refers to adding an extra product or service on top of the original to generate more revenue.
Optional pricing
- the basis of markup is the cost of sales.
Cost-based pricing
- the markup is based on a certain percentage of cost.
Cost plus pricing
- creates an awareness of the product in the minds of consumers and elicits their desire to buy it.
- Utilizes the most appropriate media to reach the consumers. thes e include the following:
PROMOTION
- most common medium of promoting a product or service is through advertising in the following forms:
a. Televisions or radio commercials
b. Print advertisement like those on billboards, magazines, telephone,directories, or newspapers.
c. Online advertising
d. Packaging ads
Advertising
- through media coverage
Examples of PR strategies as follows:
● Press conference
● Launching events
● Strong media relations through press kits
● Social responsibility events
● Lobbying
● Web public relations
Public relations/ Publicity
- involves a salesperson who has personal and direct contact with the prospective customers.
Personal Selling