The document outlines an agenda for a marketing training seminar. It includes sections on introducing the trainer and their background, setting objectives for the seminar such as providing tools and ideas for marketing plans. Key marketing concepts are defined like the 4 P's of marketing. Various frameworks for analysis are presented like PEST, SWART, product lifecycles. Strategic options for market penetration and development are discussed. The document concludes with workshops for attendees to apply concepts in developing visions, objectives, environmental analyses and market strategies for their own companies or ventures.

1. Marketing Training Seminar
Eduard Kruseman

2. Programme
Introduction
Purpose
Subjects to discuss
Exchange of ideas
One-to-one
Workshops

3. Introduction
Eduard Kruseman (PUM Senior Expert)
Business development, marketing and
public relations;
Vocational training programmes /
entrepreneurial trainings / coaching
Non-profit management
Social Innovation
Match making (money and knowledge)

4. Purpose / Objectives
To give tools and ideas to be able to make a
marketing business plan
Principles of marketing and PR
The marketing environment
Product and portfolio analysis
Marketing communication mix
The marketing business plan

5. Principles of Marketing
Definitions
Marketing is a human activity directed
at satisfying needs and wants through
exchange processes (2 parties / 1
direction)
A product is something that is viewed
as capable of satisfying a need or want
A market is the set of all actual and
potential buyers of a product

6. Strategic Planning
Vision sets out the purpose and
direction of the business
Mission : how the vision is translates
into reality. What should be done to
achieve it?
Objectives : quantified and measurable
targets

7. The marketing environment
Environmental analysis (trends,
opportunities, threats / PEST)
Market analysis (characteristics of each
basic type of market)
Buyer behaviour analysis (how do
buyers buy?)
Market segmentation analysis

8. Understanding Markets and
customers
What market need does the business
address?
What products serve that need?
Who buys the products?
Why do customers buy?
Who makes the buying decision?
Where do customers buy?

9. Product portfolio
Costs
Competitors
Marketing objective
Cash flow
Profitability
Risk

10. Industry / product Life Cycle
New entrants, buyers, suppliers,
substitutes, competitors
Versus
Introduction, growth, maturity, decline
Entering new markets

11. Marketing Mix
4 – P’s:
Product (quality / quantity, brand service)
Price (list price, discounts, payment
method)
Promotion(advertising/public relations e.g.)
Place
(‘Philanthropy’: people, planet, profit)

12. Objectives should be SMART
Specific
Measurable
Achievable within the stated time frame
Relevant in the context of the vision
Time bound

13. PEST Analysis
Political issues (local, national,
supranational)
Economic issues (interest rates,
inflation, business cycle, prices)
Social issues (population, age structure)
Technological (new markest, production
methods

14. SWOT analysis
Strength
Weakness
Opportunities
Threats

15. Marketing Strategy
How to penetrate in the market?
How to compete in the market?
How to develop a strategy?

16. Strategic options
Market penetration (sell more of the
same to the same market)
Product development (sell new products
to existing customers)
Market development (seek out new
markets for existing products)
Diversification (sell new products to
new groups of customers)

17. Strategy implementation
Internal development of products or
markets
Acquisitions (locally / internationally)
Joint development
Business links (internationally)

18. Communications
Public Relations (to create awareness
and mutual understanding / free
publicity, two directions)
Public Affairs (influencing public
opinion)
Advertising (paid and one direction)

19. Communication Tools
Public Relations: press releases;
meetings; non paid advertising, e.g.)
Advertising: advertisements, sales
promotion; loyalty programmes, direct
marketing; e.g.)

20. Business linking
Establishing contacts for trade
(Chamber of Commerce, Ministry of
Trade, Foreign contacts
How to find partners (financially and
operationally)

21. How to find financial aid
Banks
Micro-credit
NGO’s
Venture Philanthropy
Joint operations / partners
Basic condition: have a good product!

22. PUM(Netherlands Senior Experts)
Sharing knowledge and expertise
Project request (www.pum.nl), directly
or via local representative)
Must meet PUM criteria
Expert will be selected for advice
Goes on mission;
Comes back with recommendations

23. Wokshop 1
Formulate your vision and mission
statements for your company / venture
Formulate your objectives according to
the SMART methode
Discuss it with colleagues

24. Workship 2
Analyse your own environment and look
to market opportunities’ (PEST and
SWOT models)

25. Workshop 3
Define your market strategy, describe
your product(s), messages, target
group (s) and tools to be used
(and keep ‘costs’ in mind!);