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1 The Marketing Environment Chapter 3 2 Marketing Environment Environment forces The trends in various environments demographic, economic, natural, technology, political and cultural How should firms respond to? 3 Why Environmental Scanning? Identify opportunities and threats; • Design effective marketing strategies. 4 Environmental Scanning Gathering information regarding the external environment; Analyzing that information; Forecasting the impact of the trends. The role of marketing research?

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The MarketingEnvironment

• Chapter 3

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Marketing Environment

• Environment forces• The trends in various environments

demographic, economic, natural, technology, political and cultural

• How should firms respond to?

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Why Environmental Scanning?

• Identify opportunities and threats;• Design effective marketing strategies.

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Environmental Scanning

• Gathering information regarding the external environment;

• Analyzing that information;• Forecasting the impact of the trends.

The role of marketing research?

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Two Levels of Environmental Forces

•• MacroMacro influences:demographics, economic conditions, culture,

technology and laws.•• MicroMicro influences:

suppliers, marketing intermediaries, and customers.

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The Microenvironment

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The Macroenvironment

• Demographic• Economic• Natural• Cultural• Political• Technological

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Demographic Trends

• World population growth• Changing age structure• Changing American household• Geographic population shifts• Better-educated, more white-collar

workforce• Increasing Diversity

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Key Generations

• Baby boomers• Generation X• Generation Y

Generational Marketing?

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Economic Environment

• U.S. income distribution is skewed.• Consumer spending patterns are

changing.

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The Nature Environment

Many companies use recycling to help protect natural resources

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Technological Trends

• The technological environment is characterized by rapid change.

• New technologies create new opportunities and markets but make old technologies obsolete.

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Cultural Environment

• Core beliefs are persistent;• Secondary cultural values change

and shift more easily;• Society’s cultural values are

expressed through people’s views of: Themselves, Others, Organizations, Society, Nature, The Universe

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Other Social and Cultural Forces

• Environmental Consciousness

• Changing Gender Roles

• A Premium on Time

• Physical Fitness and Health

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Cause-related Marketing: Doing Well by Doing Good

Cause-related marketing is one method of demonstrating social responsibility

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Responding to the Marketing Environment

• Reactive: Passive Acceptance and Adaptation

• Proactive: Environmental Management

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