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The title pretty much describes it all. Marketing is a discipline with tremendous potential and its pursuit as a career very fulfilling i.e. rewarding. This talk at AICAR B-School draws on anecdotes from my two decades plus as a marketer.
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This presentation takes you through a marketing process to attract ideal customers to your small business and gives you tips and resources to help you along the way
If you are starting a new business or a veteran, it is wise to understand the basics of marketing. Without a marketing plan, you're going to experience a lot of frustration and insequirity. With a marketing plan, you'll have a blueprint that saves you money and insures success.
Victoria Garcia has been in the business of helping small businesss with their marketing for over 24 years. Feel free to contact her with questions if you have any.
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The title pretty much describes it all. Marketing is a discipline with tremendous potential and its pursuit as a career very fulfilling i.e. rewarding. This talk at AICAR B-School draws on anecdotes from my two decades plus as a marketer.
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This presentation explains the need of a brand management company for designers and buyers. And gives an insight into the relationship between buyers and designers , hurdles in the work flow and what to do to overcome them.
This presentation takes you through a marketing process to attract ideal customers to your small business and gives you tips and resources to help you along the way
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This toolkit has the essentials of sales planning and customer relations, which will help you develop a sales plan, sell more, build relationships and make a profit.
The aim of this module is to emphasise the importance of marketing in relation to your business idea. In regards to marketing this course looks at; what is marketing, the four P's of marketing and also it explores the idea of marketing through social media and how to ensure you are maximising its effectiveness.
Learn about developing a content marketing strategy for your small business by using low-cost and free tools around the web! This presentation focuses on digital inbound marketing for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and others who are unsure of how to market their company on the Internet.
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This deck accompanied a talk I gave to early-stage and funded start-ups about the importance of having a clear, compelling story to tell to customers, investors, and potential talent. I cover how "story" fits in to the marketing process, examples of how important the story is, the importance of emotional connection, and ways to begin assembling a marketing strategy.
The presentation was given at FShareX (Founders Share Exchange) in March, 2015 at a session entitled "Demystifying Marketing for Startups".
FShareX is a monthly meetup of start-ups where entrepreneurs share their stories and knowledge to help their firms and others succeed.
This is the hottest ad sales seminar around and has been for years ...targeted to magazine executives....FOLIO, the CRMA, hundreds of publishers sales meetings and ad sales conferance
The Creative Brief frames the strategy and positioning so your Agency can creatively express the brand promise through communication.
1, Marketing Execution must impact the brand’s consumers in a way that puts your brand in a stronger business position. The Creative Brief is the bridge between the brand strategy and the execution.
2. Through our Brand Positioning workshop, you will have all the homework on the brand needed to set up the transformation into a succinct 1-page Creative Brief that will focus, inspire and challenge a creative team to make great work.
3. The hands-on Creative Brief workshop explores best in class methods for writing the brief’s objective, target market, consumer insights, main message stimulus and the desired consumer response.
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This report includes a quiz designed to help you determine your Core Ideal. You are invited to share your results with the author.
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2. Definitional Questions:
• What is Marketing?
• What would you consider among the chief
misconceptions about effective marketing
that are still operating in today’s
companies. Who isn't "getting" it?
• When did Marketing first appear?
3. Definitional Questions:
• What is the mission of marketing?
• You say that marketing must play the lead role in
shaping business strategy. Do you think that
business executives are fully aware of the role that
marketing can play in helping the company
succeed?
4. Current Trends:
• You have said that if a company’s marketing
department can’t propose any new
opportunities, they should be fired. But are there
many good opportunities still left?
• Which megatrends do we have to consider for the
future?
• In your books, you have pointed out that
globalization, hyper-competition and the Internet
reshape markets and businesses. What effect are
these dynamics having on marketing?
5. 1. What is Marketing?
• Marketing is the science and art of
exploring, creating, and delivering value to
satisfy the needs of a target market at a
profit.
• Marketing identifies unfulfilled needs and
desires. It defines, measures and quantifies
the size of the identified market and the profit
potential.
• It pinpoints which segments the company is
capable of serving best and it designs and
promotes the appropriate products and
services.
6. • Marketing is often performed by a department
within the organization.
• This is both good and bad. It’s good because
it unites a group of trained people who focus
on the marketing task.
• It’s bad because marketing activities should
not be carried out in a single department but
they should be manifest in all the activities of
the organization.
7. In my 11th edition of Marketing Management, I
describe the most important concepts of
marketing in the first chapter.
• They are:
•
segmentation, targeting, positioning, needs, wa
nts, demand, offerings, brands, value and
satisfaction, exchange, transactions, relationshi
ps and networks, marketing channels, supply
chain, competition, the marketing
environment, and marketing programs.
• These terms make up the working vocabulary
of the marketing professional.
8. Marketing’s key processes are:
• (1) opportunity identification,
• (2) new product development,
• (3) customer attraction,
• (4) customer retention and loyalty building,
And
• (5) order fulfillment.
• A company that handles all of these
processes well will normally enjoy
success. But when a company fails at any
one of these processes, it will not survive.
9. 2. What would you consider among the chief
misconceptions about effective marketing that are
still operating in today’s companies. Who isn't
"getting" it?
• Marketing is a terribly misunderstood subject in
business circles and in the public’s mind.
Companies think that marketing exists to support
manufacturing, to get rid of the company’s
products.
• The truth is the reverse, that manufacturing exists
to support marketing.
• The company can always outsource its
manufacturing.
10. • What makes a company is its marketing
offerings and ideas.
• Manufacturing, purchasing, R&D, financ
e and the other company functions exist
to support the company’s work in the
customer marketplace.
11. • Marketing is too often confused with selling.
Selling is only the tip of the marketing
iceberg.
• What is unseen is the extensive market
investigation, the research and development
of appropriate products, the challenge of
pricing them right, of opening up
distribution, and of letting the market know
about the product.
• Thus, Marketing is a far more comprehensive
process than selling.
12. • Marketing and selling are almost opposites.
Hard sell marketing is a contradiction. Long
ago I said:
• “Marketing is not the art of finding clever
ways to dispose of what you make.
• Marketing is the art of creating genuine
customer value. It is the art of helping your
customers become better off.
13. • The marketer's watchwords are
quality, service, and value.”
• Selling starts only when you have a
product.
• Marketing starts before there is a
product.
• Marketing is the homework the company
does to figure out what people need and
what the company should make.
14. • Marketing determines how to
launch, price, distribute and promote the
product/service offering in the marketplace.
• Marketing then monitors the results and
improves the offering over time.
• Marketing also decides when to end the
offering.
• All said, marketing is not a short-term selling
effort but a long-term investment
effort. When marketing is done well, it occurs
before the company makes any product or
enters any market; and it continues long after
the sale.
15. 3. When did marketing first appear?
• Marketing started with the first human
beings. Using the first Bible story as an example
(but this was not the beginning of human
beings), we see Eve convincing Adam to eat the
forbidden apple. But Eve was not the first
marketer.
• It was the snake that convinced her to market to
Adam.
• Marketing as a topic appeared in the United States
in the first part of the 20th century in the teaching
of courses having to do with
distribution, particularly wholesaling and retailing.
16. • Economists, in their passion for pure
theory, had neglected the institutions that
help an economy function.
• Demand and supply curves only showed
where price may settle but do not explain the
chain of prices all the way from the
manufacturer through the wholesalers
through the retailers.
17. • So early marketers filled in the intellectual
gaps left by economists.
Nevertheless, economics is the mother
science of marketing.
• Marketing is more of a craft and profession
than an art form.
• The American Marketing Association and the
British Chartered Institute of Marketing are
independently working on professional
credentials for professional marketing.
• They believe that tests can be constructed
that can distinguish between qualified
marketers and phony marketers.
18. • At the same time, many people will
originate brilliant marketing ideas who
are not trained marketers.
• Ingvar Kampar was not a marketer and
yet his IKEA company is phenomenally
successful in bringing good quality, low-
cost furniture to the masses.
19. • Creativity is a big part of marketing
success and is not limited to marketers.
• But science is also important to
marketing.
• Marketers produce interesting findings
through marketing research, market
modeling, and predictive analytics.
• Marketers are using marketing models
to make decisions and guide their
investments.
20. • They are developing marketing metrics
to indicate the impact of their activities
on sales and profits.
• I would not say that marketing is more of
an art, a craft or a science but rather
that it has all these elements operating.
21. 4. What is the mission of marketing?
• At least three different answers have been
given to this question. The earliest answer was
that the mission of marketing is to sell any and
all of the company’s products to anyone and
everyone.
• A second, more sophisticated answer, is that
the mission of marketing is to create products
that satisfy the unmet needs of target
markets.
22. •A third, more philosophical answer, is that
the mission of marketing is to raise the
material standard of living throughout the
world and the quality of life.
•Marketing’s role is to sense the unfulfilled
needs of people and create new and
attractive solutions.
•The modern kitchen and its equipment
provide a fine example of liberating women
from tedious housework so that they have
time to develop their higher capacities.
23. 5. You say that marketing must play the lead role in
shaping business strategy. Do you think that
business executives are fully aware of the role that
marketing can play in helping the company
succeed?
• CEOs tend to see marketing as a department
that comes into play after the product has been
made and the remaining job is to sell it.
• We argue instead that marketing must be seen
as setting the strategic direction for the
firm. Peter Drucker stated it well over thirty
years ago: “A company has only two basic
functions: innovation and marketing.”
24. 6. You have said that if a company’s
marketing department can’t propose any new
opportunities, they should be fired. But are
there many good opportunities still left?
• Granted that the absolute number of opportunities in an
economy will vary with the business cycle and the technology
cycle. Opportunities will be scarcer during recessions and
when new technologies have not yet emerged.
• But there are always opportunities! Just look at the new
products that continue to appear in catalogs such as Sharper
Image or Innovation or Fascination. Any company with a
product or service should be able to think of new ways to
modify it, combine it, offer different sizes, or add new features
or services.
25. • Not only can an offering be reshaped for
different markets but the offering can also be
seen in a new context.
• I published Lateral Marketing (co-author
Fernando Trias De Bes) which offers a
creativity approach that differs from using
vertical marketing (i.e., segmentation) to finding
new ideas.
• Vertical marketing works within a given
market; lateral marketing instead visualizes
the product in a new context.
26. • Many examples can be cited.
• Today we can buy food at gas stations; we can do
our banking in a supermarket; we can get access
to a computer at cybercafés; we can take pictures
with our cell phone; we can chew medical gum to
ingest certain medicines in our body; we can eat
cereal in the form of a candy bar.
• I can’t believe there aren’t opportunities. I can
only believe that some marketers lack the ability to
see opportunities.
• Marketing doesn’t have to fail during a
recession, only marketers fail who lack an
imagination.
27. 7. Which megatrends do we have to
consider for the future?
• The economic landscape has been fundamentally
altered by technology and globalization.
• Companies anywhere can now compete
anywhere, thanks to the Internet and more free
trade.
• The major economic force is hyper-
competition, namely companies are able to
produce more goods than can be sold, putting a lot
of pressure on price.
• This also drives companies to build in more
differentiation.
28. • However, a lot of the differentiation is
psychological, not real. Even then, a
company’s current advantage doesn’t last
very long in an economy where any
advantage can be copied rapidly.
• Companies must pay attention to the fact that
customers are getting more educated and
have better tools such as the Internet at their
disposal to buy with more discrimination.
• Power has been passing from the
manufacturer to the distributor, and now is
passing to the customer.
• The customer is King.
29. 8. In your books, you have pointed out that
globalization, hyper-competition and the
Internet reshape markets and
businesses. What effect are these dynamics
having on marketing?
• All three forces act to increase downward pressure
on prices. Globalization means that companies will
move their production to cheaper sites and bring
products into a country at prices lower than those
charged by the domestic sellers.
• Hyper-competition means that there are more
suppliers competing for the same
customer, leading to price cuts.
30. • And the Internet means that people can more
quickly compare prices and move to the
lowest cost offer
• The marketing challenge, then, is to find ways
to maintain prices and profitability in the face
of these macro-trends.
• No country’s industry is going to hold on to its
customers if it can’t continue to lead in
offering the most value. And the answer has
to be: better targeting, differentiation and
branding.
31. • At the same time, various world regions are
becoming more integrated and more
protective.
• The members of a region are seeking
preferential terms from the other members of
the region.
• But artificial trade preferences cannot last
long against a substantial deterioration of
value.
32. THANKING
YOU
Presented by
Siddiqui Sufiyan Ashrafi