role of marketing Flashcards
what is marketing process? define
process of developing a product and implementing a series of strategies aimed at correctly promoting, pricing and distributing the product to a core group of customers. this could be done using a marketing plan
3 steps in role of marketing (SSR) - slip slop rod
- To develop and implement strats that generate revenue/sales
- Sell product sufficiently
- Research consumers’ tastes/preferences of consumers
5 aspects which make the marketing role “strategic”
marketing plan considering the following
choice - competitive adv
- example: apple innovator with new features- meeting society wants
standard of living - market products that improve/enhance SOL (phones)
employment - must employ labour to assist in operations to sell products
brand awareness - aware of products thro strong, effective, extensive marketing campaigns
increasing marketin share - raise sales + profitability
interdependence of KBFS
operations- marketing
- Incorporating product features that consumers will respond to positively
- Responsibility for marketing function- develop strats to sell products
HR-MARKETING
- Staff must be motivated and skilled to develop products to ensure products cater to potential customer needs/wants
finance-marketing
- Needs to prepare budgets/forecasts for promotional campaigns
- By marketing and selling the product, more sales will occur adding to finances. However, a minimum amount of finances are needed to market the product to potential customers.
what were the 4 approachs
- production approach - assumed high quality meant prosperity. high price=high quality
- selling approach- placed emphasis on strats aimed to convince consumers of need for product
- marketing approach (1960s-80s)- Focuses on finding out what customers truly want- market research implementation
current marketing approach- focus on long termrelo w customers, CSR
what is resource market
individuals/groups engaged in all forms of primary production (where raw materials are bought and sold)
what is the industrial market>
Includes industries/businesses that purchase products to use in production of other products or in their daily operations.
- Example: Toyota Australia spends millions on purchasing Australian made components for Australian manufactured Toyotas from other Australian companies.
what is intermediate market?
Wholesalers and retailers who purchase finished products and sell them again to make a profit.
* Example: Woolworths buys and resells farmer produce and other finished products
what are the two types of consumer markets?
mass market - Seller mass-produces, mass-distributes, and mass-promotes one standardised product to all buyers irrespective of age, gender, residential location
niche market - Narrowly selected target market segment.