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IIMT SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT (ISM)
IIMT SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT (ISM)
Marketing management
Basics
30 September 2014
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IIMT SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT (ISM)
IIMT SCHOOL OF
MANAGEMENT (ISM)
30 September 2014
Contents
1. Definitions
2. Evolution of marketing concept
3. Five imp concepts of marketing
4. Nature
5. Scope
6. Marketing process
7. Importance
8. Marketing management concepts9. Definition of Marketing management
10. Difference between Selling and Marketing
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Definitions
It is an organizational function and a set ofprocesses for creating, communicating, delivering
value to customers, managing customerrelationship so as to benefit the organization andits stake holders. (AMA)
It is a social process by which individuals and
groups obtain what they need and want throughcreating, offering, freely exchanging products andservices of value with others.(Kotler)
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Traditional view of Marketing
Making the Product
Selling the Product
Modern view of marketing
Choosing the value Providing the valueCommunicating the value
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Evolution of Marketing concept
1.Self sufficient Stage
2.Exchange oriented stage 3.Production oriented stage(1869-1930)
4.Sales oriented stage(1930-1950)
5.Marketing oriented stage(1950-1990) 6.Customer oriented stage(1990-till now)
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There are five core customer and marketplace
concepts:
1.Needs, wants and demands.
Needs-State of felt deprivation
Wants-
Demands-They are wants for specific products
backed by ability to pay 2.Market offerings: Products, Service and experience
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3.Market targeting,Positioning and segmentation
4.Customer value and satisfaction
Customer value is the difference between the value the customer gains
from the product and the cost of buying the product
5.Exchange and Transactions 6.Marketing channels- Communication,Distribution and service channels
7.Market-is a set of actual and potential customers
8.Relationships
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Nature of Marketing
1. It is customer oriented
2. It starts and ends with the customer
3. It must deliver value
4. It is a process
5. Marketing strategy affects co strategy6. It is both science and art
7. It is goal oriented
8. It is a system
9. It precedes and succeeds production
10. Marketing is a Legal Process by which Ownership Transfers11. Marketing is a Managerial function
12. Marketing had dual objectives - profit making and consumer satisfaction
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Scope
1.Functions of research
Marketing Research
Product planning and development
2.Functions of exchange Buying and assembling
Selling
3.Functions of Physical treatment
Branding
Packaging
Storage
Transportation
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4.Functions of facilitating exchange
Personal selling
Advertising Pricing
Insurance
Financing
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Marketing process
Scanning the environment
Analysing marketing opportunities Designing marketing startegies
Implementing and controlling marketing
practices
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Importance
It creates utilities
a) Form utility
b) Person utility
c) Exchange utility
d) Place utility
e) Time utility
f) Knowledge utility
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2.It determines the rate of progress of economy
3.It improves our standard of living
4.It generates employment
5.Helps in developing economic resources
Generates revenue for the firm
6.It bridges the gap between production and consumption
7.Marketing Promotes Product Awareness to the Public
8.Marketing Helps Boost Product Sales
9.Marketing Builds Company Reputation
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Marketing Concept
Philip Kotler says, The marketing concept holds that the key to achieving
organizational goals consists in determining the needs, needs, and interests of
target markets and to delivering the desired satisfactions more effectively and
efficiently than competitors.
The Societal Marketing Concept:
According to the Philips Kotler, the societal marketing concept holds that the
organizations tasks is to determine the needs, wants and interests of target
markets and to deliver the desired satisfaction more effectively and efficiently than
competitors.
Society (welfare)Company (Profit)
Consumer(Satisfaction)
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Marketing Management:
Marketing management is the process of
planning and executing the conception,
pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas
goods , services to create exchanges that
satisfy individual and organizational goals.
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Difference between selling and marketing
1.Focus
2.Objective 3.Importance
4.Approach
5.Convert 6.Profits
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Recent innovations in marketing
1.Demarketing
2.Remarketing
3.Overmarketing
4.Morph marketing
5.Relationship marketing
6.Augmented marketing
7.Network marketi ng
8.Mass marketing Segmented marketing
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