BUSINESS MARKETING Flashcards

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why is marketing both a science and an art?

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marketing is a science because we do research, gather and interpret data to understand more about our customers, the new trends in the market, the different marketing approaches, and to help our business gain profit. it is also an art because it needs creativity to attract customers

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what is marketing according to dr philip kotler

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marketing is the science and art of exploring, creating, and delivering value to satisfy the target market

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marketing by american marketing association 2013

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the activity, set of institutions, and processes for
creating, communicating, delivering and exchanging
offerings that have value for customers, clients,
partners, and society at large

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what is marketing

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marketing is both a science and an art of satisfying customers wants and needs to gain profitability and a competitive advantage

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5
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Aspirations that every company
would like to pursue

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marketing goals

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6
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strategies or implementation steps
to attain the identified goals.

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marketing objectives

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7
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differentiate marketing goals and objectives

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marketing goals are the aspirations that the company wants to pursue while marketing objectives are the specific goals that can be measured in short term or long term and it should also be smart. smart stands for s (specific) m (measurable) a (attainable) r (realistic/relevant) t (time bound)

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example of marketing goals and objectives

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goal: to boost brand awareness and image
obj: to achieve 10% brand awareness locally through online advertisement by the end of the month

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9
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4P’s marketing mix

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product (creative value)
price (capturing value)
place (delivering value)
promotion (communicating value)

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10
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4-Step Approach to Reach Marketing Goals

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ARAT
A (awareness)
R (repeat purchase)
A (availability)
T (trial)

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11
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awareness

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make target market know you by informing, persuading target customers

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12
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repeat purchase

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you need to create a good relationship with your customers through quality products and services that will satisfy their wants and needs

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availability

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your products should be available to your target customers according to their purchase pattern

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trial

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you need to promote your product to form an impression for example giving free tester products, money back guarantee

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15
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philip kotler

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marketing is not the art of finding clever ways to dispose what you make. it is the art of creating genuine customer value

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16
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traditional marketing approaches

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PPS MRS
Production Concept
Product Concept
Selling Concept
Marketing Concept
Relationship Marketing Concept
Societal Marketing Concept

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Production Concept

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it focuses on mass production and distribution of products so there is lower production cost which results to lower price and it also focuses more on quantity
ex: fast food, production of paper, pencil

18
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what is market

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interaction between customer and seller

19
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types of market

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physical market, online platform, black market

20
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product concept

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it focuses more on the product itself and its innovation, and it focuses more on quantity
example cellphones, computers, laptops, cars

(too much product quality may neglect customer’s needs)

21
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selling concept

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