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The document discusses various aspects of marketing implementation including: 1) An implementation process that involves developing tactical decisions to execute the marketing strategy both internally through the marketing mix and considering external factors. 2) Key factors that can influence implementation success or problems such as changes, competition, planning, intelligence, and execution. 3) An action checklist for effective implementation including agreeing on a strategy, timeline, plans, team, management, and monitoring progress.
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The document discusses various aspects of marketing implementation including:
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- 1. Implementation • The implementation process • An action checklist • Total quality and marketing • Managing the organisation/stakeholder interface • Activities to establish and build customer relationships • Relationship marketing • McKinsey 7-S framework
- 2. The Marketing Implementation Process Marketing Strategy Tactical Decisions Internal Implementing the External Factors Factors Marketing Mix Monitoring Results Adaptation of strategy/tactics Berman and Evans 1985
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- 4. Implementing a programme - an action checklist • Agree the implementation strategy • Agree a timeframe • Draw up detailed implementation plans • Set up a team of stakeholders • Establish good project management • Personalise the case for change • Ensure participation
- 5. • Create a sense of purpose and urgency to tackle real problems which have prevented progress in the past • motivate • be prepared for conflict • Be willing to negotiate • Anticipate stress • Build skills • Build in the capacity for learning • Monitor and evaluate
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