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Marketing only involves selling and advertising.
Marketing only involves selling and advertising.
False
According to Kotler, marketing is the science and art of delivering value to satisfy customer needs.
According to Kotler, marketing is the science and art of delivering value to satisfy customer needs.
True
The primary goal of marketing is to attract and grow current customers by providing superior value.
The primary goal of marketing is to attract and grow current customers by providing superior value.
True
The definition of marketing includes the phrase 'the right product, in the right place, at the right time, and at the right price.'
The definition of marketing includes the phrase 'the right product, in the right place, at the right time, and at the right price.'
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Marketing is a business function that engages primarily with products, not customers.
Marketing is a business function that engages primarily with products, not customers.
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Marketing does not play a role in the development of products.
Marketing does not play a role in the development of products.
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Listening to customer requirements is a crucial part of the marketing management process.
Listening to customer requirements is a crucial part of the marketing management process.
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Brainstorming promotional companies falls under the scope of marketing research.
Brainstorming promotional companies falls under the scope of marketing research.
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Study Notes
Business English Course - Dr. Marwa Sayed
- Course Content: Covers Marketing Management, Accounting, and Human Resource Management.
- Table of Contents: Provides a structured overview of the topics and their page numbers.
- Marketing Management (Chapter 1): Includes definitions of marketing, marketing objectives, marketing research, promotional campaigns, consumer loyalty, and sales techniques.
- Learning Goals (Chapter 1): Students will be able to define marketing, understand its importance and objectives, explain marketing research, analyze promotional campaigns, identify customer loyalty, and describe sales techniques.
- Marketing Definition: Marketing is the science and art of exploring, creating, and delivering value to satisfy the needs of a target market profitably.
- Marketing is broader than advertising: It encompasses all aspects of satisfying customer needs, not just selling.
- Examples of Marketing Influence: Daily products like tea, newspapers, clothes, and technology are influenced by marketing efforts.
- Marketing Role: Is a core business function that actively deals with customers.
- Marketing Goal: To attract new customers and retain existing ones by providing value.
- Marketer: Individuals or parties seeking responses (e.g., purchase, attention etc.) from others.
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Importance of Marketing to:
- Companies: Income generation, planning, decision-making, distribution, information exchange, adaptation to change, global presence, and goodwill.
- Consumers: Quality products, variety, improved knowledge, selection, and satisfaction.
- Society: Employment creation, improved living standards, utilities provision, cost reduction, problem-solving, improved quality of life, and enrichment.
Accounting (Chapter 2):
- Accounting content includes Accounting definition, budgeting, financial reports, and financial environment.
- Page 57
Human Resource Management (Chapter 3):
- Content covers definitions of HRM, employee commitment, employee retention, performance evaluation, and hiring/promotion practices.
- Page 98
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This quiz focuses on Chapter 1 of the Business English course, which covers key concepts in Marketing Management. Students will explore the definition of marketing, its objectives, research techniques, and sales strategies. Understanding these elements will enhance their grasp of how to effectively satisfy customer needs.
