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Transcript
MARKETING
WHAT´S MARKETING?
• business discipline
• activities intended to
make and attract a
profitable demand for a
product
• the science of choosing
target markets
MARKETING´S HISTORY
• first forms appeared in ancient history (e. g.
shop singboards, advertisings for matches in
Rome)
• typical marketing (as we know it) developed
after first world war
• the great expansion of marketing was in the
50´s and 60´s last century
CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES
• marketing is focused on the customers
• Philip Kotler (American significant marketing
author) knows concept of business
management:
• the production concept
• the sales concept
• the product concept
• the marketing concept
MARKETING ACTIVITIES - EXAMPLES
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advertising
sales promotion
pricing
market research
developing new
products
• testing new products
BCG MATRIX
• developed by The Boston Consulting Group in
70´s
• it compares relative market share (cash
generation) and market growth rate (cash
usage) – it divides products based on these
indicators into four sections:
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Cash cows
Stars
Question Marks (Problem Child)
Dogs
BCG MATRIX - CONTINUATION
MARKET GROWTH RATE
RELATIVE MARKET SHARE
?
MARKETING MIX
• The set of activities which a company use to
strengthen demand for its products.
• It consits of:
• Product
• Place
We speak about 4 Ps
• Price
• Promotion
• Sometimes we speak about 8 Ps – marketing
mix includes other Ps - Packaging, Positioning,
People, Partnership.
PRODUCT
• It´s all that can be sold, offered or
exchanged.
• It isn´t just material thing (car, toothbrush,
oranges, house), but it can also be immaterial
thing (idea, know-how, licence).
SCHOOL
PLACE
•How the goods get from the producer to the
customer.
PRICE
• The amount that you pay for a definite
quantity, weight or other measure of a good
or service.
PROMOTION
• Tools used for persuasive communication with
customers:
• advertising
• personal selling
• sales promotion
• public relations
THE OTHER Ps
• Packaging – putting goods into the wrappers,
designing and of these wrappers
• Positioning – the way by which the marketers
want to create required impression in the
minds of consumers
• People – work of employees, management,
organization culture
• Partnership – cooperations and alliances
Resources:
• http://www.notesdesk.com/notes/marketing/what-is-marketingand-basic-marketing-concepts/
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marketing#History
• http://esl.about.com/od/businessenglishvocabulary/a/lx_marketing1
.htm
• http://www.netmba.com/strategy/matrix/bcg/
• http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/definition/marketing-mix
• www.pixabay.com