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Industrial marketing involves providing goods and services to businesses rather than individual customers. An industrial marketing intelligence system systematically collects and analyzes information from various sources to understand changing market trends. This information comes from newspapers, magazines, trade publications, social media, customers, suppliers, distributors, and employees. The purpose of an industrial marketing intelligence system is to satisfy customers, develop effective marketing strategies, understand competitive realities and realities of the marketplace, gain competitive advantages, and anticipate competitors' moves.
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The document discusses industrial and consumer marketing. It begins by defining industrial marketing as marketing products and services to commercial organizations, while consumer marketing targets individuals for personal use.
It then highlights some key similarities and differences between industrial and consumer marketing. Industrial marketing focuses on building long-term relationships and solving complex business needs through customized solutions and rational decision making. Consumer marketing relies more on emotions and impulsive purchases through mass advertising appeals.
The document also provides an example response to an interview question comparing industrial and consumer marketers. It evaluates the statement that "a marketer is a marketer" and outlines how the contexts differ significantly.
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The document provides information on industrial and consumer marketing. It begins by defining industrial marketing as marketing products and services to commercial organizations. It discusses the four types of exchanges in industrial marketing: product, information, financial, and social.
It then defines consumer marketing as marketing to individuals for personal use. Consumer markets are divided into food, beverages, transportation, and retail.
The document compares and contrasts industrial and consumer marketing. Key differences include industrial marketing focusing on building long-term relationships while consumer marketing leverages emotions. Industrial products are also discussed and classified into materials/parts, capital items, and supplies/services.
Brief notes are provided on material requirement planning, niche marketing, and buying centers in industrial
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Marketing intelligence involves gathering everyday market information and analyzing it to make accurate decisions regarding market opportunities, strategies, and development. It is necessary for determining customer needs and preferences, understanding competitors, and entering new markets. Companies can improve their marketing intelligence by training salespeople to gather information, motivating distributors to share insights, researching competitors, gathering customer feedback, utilizing government data, purchasing external reports, and collecting online customer reviews.
introduction to marketing management
Subject - Management
Unit 1 - introduction to marketing management
Content- Marketing, Marketing Management, Markets, What can Marketed? etc.
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industrial marketing intelligence system
- 2. Industrial Marketing Industrial marketing also known as Business- to- Business (B2B) marketing, is a branch of communication and sales that specialize in providing goods and services to other business rather than to individual customers
- 3. Industrial Marketing Intelligence System A marketing intelligence system focuses on the systematic collection and processing of information from all the relevant sources to ascertain the changing trends in the marketing environment.
- 4. Where do these intelligence get the “Information” ? The marketer uses several sources such as Newspapers Magazines Books‘ Trade publications Social media Feedback from customers, suppliers, distributors
- 5. Market intelligence and employees. P R • Training and motivation programs for sales force • Encouraging distributors and retailers to seek market intelligence O C • Keeping a check on the competitor • Customer suggestion panel E • Government data resource • Customer feedback system • Information from outside suppliersS S
- 6. DIARY OF A MARKET RESEARCHER The performance of brands The total number of people buying specific products Sales volume by type of shop and geographical area; The effect of promotions, price changes or competition Consumer purchasing patterns concerning brand switching.
- 7. Purpose of industrial marketing intelligence system 1.Customer Satisfaction 2. Creative and effective marketing strategy 3. Realities of company and its competition 4.Realities of the marketplace 5. Competitive advantage 6.Anticipate competitive move and develop competitive strategies • ( strengths weaknesses) • ( Opportunities & challenges)