 What is Marketing?  Marketing vs Selling  Planning vs Forecasting.

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 What is Marketing?  Marketing vs Selling  Planning vs Forecasting

What are the 4 P’s ? Product Price Place Promotion They are all interdependent on each other

Product What is it? What “need” does it address? What are the functional specs? What are its Features & Benefits? What are the economics? What will it cost me? What will it save me?

Some Product Strategies Features trade-offs Positioning – vis a vis competitors Market (consumer) preferences Kill your own products (before competitors do) Options and bundling

Price What is Price? (vs cost?) Price elasticity Channel Pricing? Discounts Terms Currency

Some pricing strategies Markup vs market? Give it away (e.g. internet services) Forgo normal margins (e.g. Prius) Raise price to luxury levels (homes, boats) Offer Price protection (e.g. computer) Payment Plans (cell phones, cars, etc)

Place Distribution Channels Path to get to buyer? Cost (price) tradeoffs control issues Rationing Some distribution strategies Offer exclusivity (eg by region) Co-operative advertising Offer Price protection (e.g. computer) Re-stocking privileges Returns policies

The Marketing “Mix” 4 P’s are your marketing “mix” You control the 4P’s (independent variables) YOU choose the mix

Promotion advertising events press releases trade shows direct vs indirect brand awareness brochures, datasheets freebies

Some promotion strategies: Co-operative advertising Branding – define & build the brand (brand portfolio) Internet presence Follow-Up readiness

Summary 4 P’s are interdependent 4 P’s constitute your “Marketing Strategy” You control these (independent variables) Product is only one “P” Sales is the dependent variable OWN YOUR MARKET MAKE MONEY!