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Marketing Like a Purple Cow Overview: You will understand what constitutes effective marketing and you will create marketing materials. Marketing Strategy Marketing is basically everything the business does to place its product into the hands of potential customers. It can be broadly defined as any activity designed to plan, price, promote and distribute goods and services to the marketplace. Today • Exploring different approaches to effective marketing • By understanding key terms such as ‘advertising’ and ‘sales pitch’ you will be able to maximise your reach Purple Cow Marketing • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LB8dD9c 5AgA Purple Cow Marketing • Purple cow marketing is a concept developed by an entrepreneur Seth Godin • The concept is about creating products or services that are remarkable. • For example – No one would comment on a brown cow. But a purple cow is unique and worth talking about. The best thing since sliced bread • http://www.ted.com/talks/seth_godin_on_slic ed_bread#t-74061 What.. Have.. How.. Have.. Did.. • What does marketing mean to you? • What have you purchased recently or what do you want to purchase? • How did you hear about this? • Have you purchased something that has been mass marketed? • Did you buy it because you liked how they marketed it? If so, why? Write this question down • “What makes our business idea unique, different and exciting?” • Or • “What makes our business remarkable?” • A good starting point for discussion is “What will get people talking about our idea?” Learning Activity • What’s a target customer? • You need to design a marketing campaign based on this customer. • What are they looking for? What will make them look at your campaign? Consider this • What is the key selling message for your product or service? • How will you get your messages to the right people? • Where and when will you market your product or service? You will need a marketing plan Market Analysis • Analyse the market you are about to enter Marketing Objectives • A statement of what the business expects to achieve through marketing • To establish a 5 % market share in 6 months • To maximise sales over the Xmas period Identify Market • This is your target market • Your intended customer Marketing Strategies The 4 P’s • No, not Mr Flannery’s 6 P’s.. The real ones. The 4 P’s • Product • Price • Promotion • Place The 4 P’s • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKYJabW trBc 1. Product • • • • • • • • • Develop a product / service. Product quality Design Name Warranty Guarantee Packaging Labelling Exclusive Features • Customers prefer to buy products and services that satisfy their needs and provide them with satisfaction or influence. 2. Price • Selecting the correct price. • Too high – No sales • Too Low – Cheap and nasty 3. Promotion • Persuading and reminding your customers about the product. • Personal selling, advertising, public relations 4. Place • Distribution of your product. • Transport / Shipping / Storage • Providing a place to sell your product. Marketing Plan Marketing Plan • • • • Analyse your market What is your marketing objective? Who is your target market? What are your marketing strategies? • Relate this to your business. MyEdAp • Module 5 • Figuring out financials (Need to do for homework)