Front | Back |
What is Marketing?
|
Marketing is managing profitable customer relationships.
|
Goals
|
1.Attract
new customers by promising superior value.
2.Keep
and grow current customers by delivering satisfaction.
|
Model of the Marketing Process.
|
|
What are the Five CORE Marketplace concepts?
|
•Needs, Wants and Demands
•Marketing Offer
•Value and Satisfaction
•Exchanges, Transactions and Relationships
•Market: the set of all actual and potential
buyers of a product or service
|
How do you find out how much you will profit?
|
(Sale Price X Projected Units Sold) - Fixed Costs - (Variable Costs X Projected Units Sold) = Profit |
What is Contribution Margin?
|
Unit Revenue - Variable Costs
|
Why are Customer Expectations Important?
|
They the influence Satisfaction and Loyalty of the Customer.
|
How do you make sure your customers are consistently Satisfied?
|
Set their expectations slightly below what you can realistically/systematically deliver.
|
How do Needs, Wants and Demands relate to each other?
|
Physical, Social and Individual needs are necessary to survive and develop normally.
Wants are needs shaped by culture and individual personality. Wants + Buying Power = Demand |
What are the Markets Offerings?
|
Products, Services, and Brand Experiences.
|
Define Marketing Myopia?
|
When sellers pay more attention to the specific
products they offer than to the benefits and experiences produced by the
products.
Focus on "wants" and lose sight of the needs. |
How to manage your Market/s.
|
Target and then come to understand a specific market/s. Then build a profitable relationship with them on both sides by delivering superior value.
|
Demarketing is?
|
Demarketing is a tactic to reduce demand for a product. e.g. Edison.
|
What are the five key Marketing Management Philosophies?
|
–Production Concept
–Product Concept
–Selling Concept
–Marketing Concept
–Societal Marketing Concept
|
What is Customer Relationship Management and what is it's purpose?
|
It deals with statistics and information on customers in order to acquire, grow and keep them most efficiently.
|