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4 marketing P’s original
Product
Price
Promotion
Place
4 marketing P’s holistic (modern)
People (product)
Performance (price)
Programs (promotion)
Processes (place)
Fundamental pillars of holistic (encompassing the entire organisation) marketing (marketing dimensions)
Relationship marketing
Integrated marketing
Internal marketing
Performance marketing
Value proposition
A set of benefits that satisfy needs
3 extra P’s of alternative marketing mix
Performance
People
Processes
High tech marketing management tasks
Creating value
Delivering value
Communicating value
Creating successful long-term growth
Competitive advantage
A company’s ability to perform in a way that others can not with core competencies as its source
Positioning
The act of designing a company’s offering and image to occupy a distinctive place in the minds of the target market.
Should focus on both rational and emotional components
POD criteria
Differentiable
Desirable
Deliverable
POP forms
Competitive
Category
Correlational
Market follower strategies
Cloner
Imitator
Adapter
(possibly counterfeit)
Market challenger strategies
Flank Frontal Encirclement Bypass Guerilla
Market leader strategies
Expand market demand
Protect market share
Increase market share
Porter five forces (threats)
Rivalry New entrants Substitutes Consumer bargaining power Suppliers bargaining power
What is possibly the fifth P?
Packaging
Stages adoption process
Awareness Interest Evaluation Trial Adoption
Factors that influence the adoption process
Superiority over others Compatibility to individual Complexity Divisibility Communicability
Word of mouth communication
Informal communications with other consumers about characteristics of particular goods, services or their sellers
ABC accounting technique
It is an analysis that can conduct and determine customer profitability on a lifetime basis.
Two main forms of social infleunce
Informative
Normative
Conformity vs Compliance
Both a behaviour change.
Conformity due to something real/authority
Compliance due to a request made by someone else
Foot in the door technique
To take advantage of people’s basic need for consistency
4 Market segments
Demographic
Geographic
Psychographic (VALS framework)
Behavioural
Psychographics
The science of using psychology and demographics in order to better understand consumers