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Transcript
MARKETING 101
AND BEYOND
Refrigerators to Eskimos,
Anyone?
BASIC MARKETING
 Tell people that you have a business:
 1. Identify the business: Name , address, telephone number,
internet site, mobile telephone, etc.
 2. Define the products and/or services your business has to
offer, and at what price
 3. Who to tell: who is your primary or first market?
 4. How will you contact your markets?
 5. Who else is doing what you want to do? Can you use their
experience?
BASIC MARKETING
The “Marketing Mix”:
Product
Price
Promotion
Place
BASIC MARKETING
“UTILITY” = USEFULNESS
Form Utility = Production
Place Utility = Place where the customers will buy
the product
Time Utility = Making product available when
customers want it
Possession Utility = Once purchased, the product
may be used as customer sees fit
BASIC MARKETING
EMPHASIZE THE DIFFERENCE
 What makes your business product or service different?
 What makes you different?
BASIC MARKETING
STRATEGY #1: WORD OF MOUTH
 Based upon customer loyalty and willingness to endorse you
 Great customer service=great word of mouth marketing!
BASIC MARKETING
STRATEGY #2: BUSINESS CARDS
 Basic identification
 Business name & logo
 Business purpose
 Business contact information
 Short and simple, but expected by your customers
BASIC MARKETING
STRATEGY #3: FLYERS & BROCHURES
To inform and educate prospective customers about
your product or service
May be useful depending upon the product or
service offered and the cost of the materials
Used as a follow up to initial contact with customer
to expand customer knowledge and highlight
customer service
BASIC MARKETING
STRATEGY #4: VIDEO
RESUME/BROCHURE
May be used to present product or service in “real
time”
Shows activities, operations, and results of using
the product or service
Promotes familiarity with owner/operator of the
business
BASIC MARKETING
STRATEGY #5: CUSTOMER
SERVICE AS MARKETING
Happy customers are the best
marketers!
They will introduce you to their friends!
And get you MORE BUSINESS!!
ADVERTISING AND SALES:
WHAT MAKES SENSE FOR YOU?
How much will you have to spend?
What type of advertising makes sense?
Newspaper?
Radio?
Brochures?
Yellow pages?
ADVERTISING AND SALES
PRICE & INCOME
Advertising must get enough sales/income to make
the cost worth it
Features and benefits of products and advertising