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What are the keys to effective internal marketing
- 1. MANAGING A HOLISTIC MARKETING ORGANIZATION FOR THE LONG RUN KEYS TO EFFECTIVE INTERNAL MARKETING
- 3. ORGANIZING THE MARKETING DEPARTMENT
- 4. FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION MARKETING VP MARKETING ADMINISTRATION MANAGER ADVERTISING AND SALES MANAGER SALES MANAGER MARKETING RESEARCH MANAGER NEW PRODUCTS MANAGER
- 6. “Companies like ‘Miami-Diado County’ hire market specialists who focus on very specific regions”
- 7. PRODUCT OR BRAND MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION THE HUB-AND-SPOKE SYSTEM
- 9. *TYPES OF PRODUCT TEAMS PM APM PA PM R C PM R C S D E F VERTICAL PRODUCT TEAM TRIANGULAR PRODUCT TEAM HORIZONTAL PRODUCT TEAM
- 10. KEY: PM: PRODUCT MANAGER APM: ASSOCIATE PRODUCT MANAGER PA: PRODUCT ASSISTANT R: MARKET RESEARCHER C: COMMUNICATION SPECIALIST S: SALES MANAGER D: DISTRIBUTION SPECIALIST F: FINANCE/ACCOUNTING SPECIALIST E: ENGINEER
- 11. 3rd Alternative: ASSIGN MORE PROJECTS TO A SINGLE PROJECT MANAGER
- 13. MARKET MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION MARKET CENTERED ORGANIZATION CONSUMER MANAGEMENTORGANIZATION
- 14. “Companies like Xerox & HP centered their businesses around market rather than product”
- 15. MATRIX MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION COMPANIES HIRE BOTH PRODUCT AND MARKET MANAGERS
- 16. RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS
- 17. Role of CMO: 1. COORDINATE WITH COMPNAY’S INTERNAL MARKETING ACTIVITIES 2. COORDINATING MARKETING WITH FINANCE,OPERATIONS AND OTHE RFUNCTIONS
- 18. BUILDING A CREATIVE MARKETING ORGANIZATION DEVELOPING A COMPANY- WIDE PASSION FOR CUSTOMERS ORGANIZING AROUND CUSTOMER SEGMENTS RATHER THAN PRODUCTS UNDERSTANDING CUSTOMERS THROUGH QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH