Explain the concept of marketing strategies.  A goal is an objective you plan to fulfill  Determine where your firm needs to be by a particular date.

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Explain the concept of marketing strategies

 A goal is an objective you plan to fulfill  Determine where your firm needs to be by a particular date and agree upon goals ◦ A family-style restaurant wants to increase sales ◦ Agree to increase annual sales by 10% over last years sales ◦ Goal is specific and can be evaluated for success or failure at the end of a given time frame.

 A strategy is a plan of action for achieving your goals and objectives.  Create the plan of action (route) believed to be most efficient.  Example: ◦ Add a kids’ menu in order to increase sales to young parents in the area or get on the health bandwagon and offer healthy alternatives to kids.

 Tactics are specific actions used to carry out strategies  Marketers carefully choose the short-term actions, or tactics, they use to carry out their strategy.  Tactics must line up with where they plan to go – their goal-and how they plan to get there  They pay attention to every detail – their strategy

 Example: Scent Marketing

 No one knows for sure exactly how a plan will play out  Planning needs to be as complete as possible-but easily adaptable  Marketers plan for success and are ready to adjust at any given moment kids-menus-healthier

 Business situations change, so marketers must look for obstacles they can turn into opportunities  Situations which might invite a change of plan include: ◦ Hearing about a new product w/better features ◦ Figuring out that the price is slightly high for customers ◦ Seeing the firm’s ad in the back of the newspaper, instead of the section in which it was expected ◦ Learning of new government regulations that impact the business ◦ Watching the economy improve or worsen

 A firm’s strategy is important because it shows how its goal will be reached ◦ Its strategy may not be the only option ◦ There can be many appropriate marketing strategies  To choose the best strategy for reaching their goal, marketers consider: ◦ How the marketing concept applies to their situation ◦ When they want to reach their goal ◦ Which resources are on hand  After selecting, marketers set aside funds to make it happen &kw=advertising#p/u/0/QpGXQJFie64

 Not in today’s world  Each situation requires a customized approach  Marketers often adjust, or even combine, their strategies to fit their purposes  Marketers combine marketing elements differently to product strategies appropriate for reaching assorted marketing goals

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