Lecture 1 - Introduction to marketing Flashcards

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What is marketing?

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Marketing is the process of creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers.

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What is meant by a changing marketplace?

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The internet has reshaped the marketplace. The internet acts as a powerful information, interaction and purchasing aid, benefitting consumers. While companies use data to create personalised ads, and automation etc. for efficiency.

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Challenges for marketing (technology, globalization, CSR)

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  • Technology: Innovations like AI, IoT, and data analytics transform customer interactions and business operations.
  • Globalization: Increases competition and requires adapting to diverse markets.
  • CSR: Companies must balance profitability with social responsibility and sustainability to meet growing consumer expectations.
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What is the “iceberg phenomenon” in marketing?

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It shows that the visible parts of marketing, like ads and surveys, are only a small fraction of the overall marketing efforts, which also include strategy, analysis, and planning.

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Societal marketing

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…is a business approach that balances customer satisfaction, company profitability, and social responsibility. It focuses on meeting consumer needs while ensuring positive long-term impacts on society and the environment.

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What are the four marketing philosophies?

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  1. Production philosophy: Focuses on efficiency and affordability.
  2. Product philosophy: Emphasizes quality and innovation.
  3. Selling philosophy: Centers on aggressive sales tactics. // - Firms sell what they make, rather than make what the market wants
  4. Marketing philosophy: A customer-centered approach aiming to satisfy needs profitably.
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Marketing’s role in creating demand

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Marketing creates demand by creating awareness, fostering willingness to buy, and ensuring products or services meet consumer needs effectively.

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What is motivation and willingness to buy?

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Motivation stems from recognizing an unmet need, leading to actions like searching for solutions. Willingness to buy increases when customers perceive a product as the best way to resolve their need.

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