Lectures 1-3 Flashcards
inputs
what we invest
outputs
goods and services produced
outcome/impact
what happens because of our activities
The marketing approach to business
puts, the customer, client, partner, and society at the heart of all business decisions
businesses can be
- small and large
- selling goods and/or services
- social enterprise + not-for-profit
- civic institutions - national, state and local gov
The marketing process
places people at the heart of strategy and operations
Form Utility
transforming raw materials/knowledge into a usable product/service
place utility
making offerings available to customers
time utility
having offerings available when they are needed
possession utility
allowing customers to own/use a product or service
Exchange
the mutually beneficial transfer of offering value between buyer and seller
seller deems a transaction valuable when its able to:
profit; prestige; ability to educate; delight; motivate and engage
triple bottom line
corporate social responsibility
sustainability
the marketing mix
4 p’s
product
price
promotion
place
promotion
marketing activities that make potential customers aware
internal marketing environment
organisations, people, processes
strengths and weakenesses
external marketing environment
cannot directly be controlled by the organisation
opportunities and threats
external marketing environment - micro
forces within an organisation industry that affect ability to serve customers and clients
– clients, partners, competitors