What the hell is Marketing?

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    1. What the hell is Marketing? 1
    2. Do you know your customers? 2
    3. Marketing idyll? 3
    4. What is marketing today? 4
    5. Few from 500 definitions: 5
    6. 1. Marketing is the ability to sell smoothly 6
    7. 2. Marketing is satisfying clients needs! 7
    8. 3. Marketing is the market survival strategy and tactics. Mistake can be costly! 8
    9. 4. Marketing - tomorrow’s sales? 9
    10. Marketing is marketing! I am sick and ill! 10
    11. Dr. E. Goldratt about marketing: 11
    12. Marketing Essence: Influence the market that it would want to buy your service/ product, i.e. CREATE Mafia offer- so good that the customer could not refuse. 12
    13. Sales Essence - to close the deal! 13
    14. What is the Marketing product - the idea or solution? 14
    15. 10 terms Marketing specialist should be aware and be able to explain (up to I.Mann) 1. What is marketing 2. 5P 3. Product life cycle 4. Segmentation 5. Positioning 6. Differentiation 7. AIDA 8. SWOT 9. Mafia Offer (Unique trade proposal) 10. ROI 15
    16. 5P 1. Product 2. Pricing 3. Promotion 4. Positioning 5. Publicity 6. Packaging 7. Pass-along 8. Permission 16
    17. New P 17
    18. Why? What Changed? 18
    19. Before Advertising age, there was word of mouth! 19
    20. During Advertising age if you advertised directly to the consumer, sales would go up. 20
    21. A partnership with the right ad agency and the right banker meant you could drive a company to be almost as big as you could imagine 21
    22. TV – Industrial Complex was symbiotic relationship between cosumer, demand, TV ads and growing companies, which were build around investment into constantly rising costs for marketing. 22
    23. After the AD age, you’re almost back where was started! 23
    24. Surplus Society customers are not inclined to buy more stuff. They have what they need, they want little, and we are to busy to pay attention to the ads 24
    25. Segmentation? 25
    26. Only two segments! 26
    27. B2B - business train 27
    28. B2C just train. . . 28
    29. B2C • Ideas and emotions marketing • What is the most important to the consumer? 29
    30. Boundary manifolds 30
    31. The road to the future leads to further away from the strategy,market feasibility studies, near many workers and all personnel eyes that are following closely the market and its opportunities. 31
    32. B2C Market Segmentation • Geographically? • By age groups? • By the size of purchase? • By the marital status? • According to education? • In terms of revenue? • By the products purchased? 32
    33. The blurred society 33
    34. Shopping and fucking – are only things left; that's what shapes the dream of our times. 34
    35. Who are the leaders of these shopping and fucking champions? In many cases, they are still midle-aged men who probably haven’t had steaming sex since the late seventies and who leave the shopping to the rest of their family. 35
    36. Lets segment in other way 36
    37. Our old society was geographically structured and so were the tribes. We had Vilnius, London, Moscow tribes. 37
    38. Later forces of funk reshaped the world. The new tribes are global. Those people are revelant to you, no matter where they are. 38
    39. What unites lesbian clubs? There is a lot of women, a wide range of occupations, a different age, income range, but the only common feature is their sexual orientation. We insist that one thing would remain constant, we tolerate all the other dimensions of transition. 39
    40. Tribe segmentation 40
    41. Now we have attitude-based tribes 41
    42. ...and competence-based tribes 42
    43. OR both 43
    44. Tribes consists of people relevant to you, no matter where they are. 44
    45. These tribes Tos gentys have their own turi savo languages, kalbas, dressing rengimosi codes, signs, taisykles, symbols, rituals, and !enklus, totems. simbolius, totemus ir ritualus. 44 45
    46. Today the tribe Po!i"ri# are determined giminingumas, by biography, biografinis by choice artumas – $tai rather than kas formuoja proximity. nauj%sias vartotoj# gentis. 45 46
    47. Harley - Davidson's company allows 43-year old accountant, dressed in black leather clothing drive to small towns and scare people! 47
    48. If you want to sell to the tribe, you need to meet the needs and lifestyle requirements of the tribe! 48
    49. “Unmunta ngumuntu nagabuntu” – Funky bu UBUNTU. siness Translation from the Zulu language - a person is a person through other people. 49
    50. What if your bosses do not understand it and will insist to sell old-fashioned way? • Even if we solidify down the colours, even if we are right only 10%, we still need to find new ways to organise our business, how to attract demanding customers and how to deal with colleagues that are equal to us or higher then us and our subordinates. We must find new ways to show them, motivate them, inspire and lead them to a new path. 50
    51. Whatever you choose, someone always will try to tell you that you are wrong. There always arise difficulty and then you want to assume that the ones to criticise were right. You need to have courage to finish what you started and stay on course. 51
    52. Stars attracts stars, losers attract losers! 52
    53. We are all players in one big, who is going to attract who, game. 53
    54. If you are not differ t – you will disappear 54
    55. Be dreadfully beautiful! 55
    56. We adjust to all tribes! We are with you! 56
    57. Conclusion 1. Marketing principle - to influence that market would want to buy your service/product, i.e. create a Mafia offer- so good that it could not be refused. 2. Be Purple 3. Segment market only in two segments - B2B and B2C 4. Business customer segments are defined by the problem commonality. Up to problem make segmentation. 5. Today consumer (B2C) segment is defined by opinion relationship, biographical proximity - This formate new consumer tribes. Segmate in tribes. IF you want to sell to the genus, you should satisfy their needs and lifestyle requirements. 6. Look for new ways. Good luck! 57
    58. Used literature: S.Godin Purple cow; E. Goldratt It’s not luck; J. Ridderstrale, K. Nordstrom Funky business; R.Jensen Dream Society You can order Mafia offer, or lecture, or just a dream at: darius@stockm.lt www.stockm.eu +37069841027 Author of “God, Quantum physics, Organizational structure and Management style” Darius Radkevičius 58

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